12 grappige dingen die je denkt als kind, die later helemaal niet blijken te kloppen
Iedereen kent het ze wel: die gedachten die je had als kind, waar uiteindelijk niets van bleek te kloppen. Zoals dat in die fabrieken met pijpen waar witte stoom uitkwam de wolken gemaakt werden. Of dat Quantanamo Bay een persoon was, die Quantana Mo B. heette. Herkenbaar? Voor deze Twitteraars in ieder geval wel.
Het begon allemaal met de vraag van onderstaande gebruikster…
What’s a dumb thing you thought when you were a kid? I thought Masterpiece Theater got its name from Sesame Street’s Monsterpiece Theater and not the other way around.
— OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) 22 december 2017
I thought every song on the radio was played live at that moment.
— Brian Vander Ark (@brianvanderark1) 22 december 2017
I thought “no thanks” meant you were saying you refused to thank someone because you clearly didn’t need their help and I was like HOW RUDE
— Rachel “The Yellow Dart” Feltman (@RachelFeltman) 22 december 2017
LMNOP? One letter.
— Jill Twiss (@jilltwiss) 22 december 2017
That No Vacancy meant you could not stay at that hotel if you were on vacation. I was like, just don’t tell them you’re on vacation! How would they know?!
— Anne Hoppus (@annemcmurray) 22 december 2017
I thought turning off the tv would pause it and was always pissed when I cam back later and had no idea where Fact of Life went.
— Allie Mac Kay (@alliemackay) 22 december 2017
I didn’t understand that “meets the eye” was a phrase. I thought it was a single word or some kind of acronym, like RBI, for a government organization. I thought when you said something was “more than meets the eye” you were saying it was more powerful than the government.
— Red Durkin (@RedIsDead) 22 december 2017
I thought ‘prosecuted’ meant ‘executed’ so signs saying “Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted” meant they would be shot by a firing squad
— Quinn Sutherland (@ReelQuinn) 22 december 2017
I was absolutely certain that clowns were born looking like clowns and it was important not to point that out to them lest I embarrass them.
— Jennifer Wright (@JenAshleyWright) 23 december 2017
I thought a 401K meant that everyone gets 401 bars of gold when they retire https://t.co/2asULnKO5c
— Sammy Nickalls ♀️ (@sammynickalls) 23 december 2017
I thought it really used to be a black and white world in the old days.
— LaurenBedfordRussell (@1LaurenRussell) 23 december 2017
I thought “soap operas” were “soap boppers”
— Hello, it’s Abby. Yep. (@abbycohenwl) 23 december 2017
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