My mam used to tell me that.An ex of mine once told me, seriously, that thunder is the sound of clouds banging together.
Years ago, when I was a kid, I genuinely believed there were two branches of Woolworth's in Stockton. It took some Parental skill from both of them to finally persuade me that it was a big shop with two entrances in different places......
It all started from 'Why don't we try the other Woolworths??'..................'What other Woolworths??'
I was told it was God moving the furniture aroundAn ex of mine once told me, seriously, that thunder is the sound of clouds banging together.
Swap Luton for Spurs now.On my big sister's say so, I was convinced that my Dad's car had a self-destruct button. As I've grown older, I've learned that it was the fog lights.
Football-wise, I spent my early years believing Luton Town were a major force in English football. They won the league cup and reached the FA cup semi final in the first year I followed football, and seemed to be on TV as much as anyone except Liverpool. Steve Foster was arguably as recognisable as any footballer in the country due to the headband.
Someone I went to school with thought that clouds didn't move. It only looked that way because the earth was spinning around.
When asked why they 'appeared' to move in different directions on different days he just looked bemused.