What silly thing has someone tricked you into doing or believing?

Answer 1

"Hey, 'gullible' is written on the ceiling."

Answer 2

You need a car warranty

Answer 3

My older brother, when I was little, convinced me that this small plant was a tiny tree, and that the tiny things on it were miniature red apples. It was a hot pepper plant I quickly discovered.

Answer 4

I NEVER ATE CARROTS BECAUSE WHEN I WAS THREE MY COUSIN CATHERINE THREW UP AFTER EATING THEM. I DIDNT EAT CARROTS FOR FIVE YEARS SO MY MUM AND DAD SAID THAT IF I EAT MY CARROTS THEN I WOULD BE ABLE TO SEE IN THE DARK AND WOULD BE ABLE TO "DEFEAT THE BAD GUYS ON MY PS4" I BELIEVED IT AND NOTHING HAPPEND SO EVER SINCE THAT NIGHT (I LIKED CARROTS SURPRISINGLY)BUT FELT SAD THAT I HAD TO GET MY OTHER COUSIN BEN TO PASS THE REALLY HARD LEVEL. (ITS KIND OF A WEIRD STORY BUT ITS TRUE!!! )

Answer 5

my dad told me that if you drop bullets on the floor they go off so one time we were at acadmey and he drop bullets and i started running and mt family asked me why i was running and i told them and they started laughing

Answer 6

Growing up I had an older cousin who was like a sister to me. I believed everything she told me and she abused that knowledge. The most outrageous thing I believed was the following. She convinced be that a large saw used for yard work hanging in the garage actually was used for decapitating people who trespassed. The reason the teeth on it were so large was because the neck bones were hard to saw and the rust was actually dried blood. I was gullible and terrified.

Answer 7

When I was a LOT younger, my family would take trips to se Grandma, about 60 miles north of where we lived.

Grandma lived on an in-town acreage, just down from Reservoir Hill. My cousins and I always used to make the climb up there whenever we visited. We were always told, "look out for the bull!" (My grandma's neighbor did have cows, and sometimes they were out, which made the bull a real concern.) So, with one keeping lookout, up the hill we went.

After a couple of excursions, we got really good at avoiding the cowpies on our way up the hill.

It was good to sit up on the reservoir on a Summer's day, and feel the breeze. It was a calming effect.

Down the hill we went after a while of being up there. Once again, one of us kept lookout. Years passed, and we all got older. Before my grandma passed away at 97, I found out that the only bull that ever existed was in the minds of the people telling the tale.

I get a little chuckle time to time, when I think of it. For years, my grandparents, aunts and uncles really put one over on us kids.

"Watch out for that bull, he's really mean! He'll tear you up!"

"Okay, Grandma. We'll be careful!"

Answer 8

My mom told us during naptime that she coul tell that are eyes were not closed by the shadows on the wall. I started at the wall for hours with one eye closed to see how she could tell I was not napping. It did keep me quiet! If only I could have those naps back now!

Answer 9

My sister once told me that the top of her closet led to Disneyland and that she went there once during naptime (we were like 3). I totally believed her and told her we had to go. We played this game on several occasions until the rack holding all of her clothes fell down. We ran downstairs, with the pole in hand and told my parents what had happened. They told me that the top of her closet would not lead to Disneyland, and I burst into tears. My sister admitted she thought that it was a game the whole time and did not think I believed her. It was a really funny experience, looking back!

Answer 10

Bernie Sanders is telling me that I can get free healthcare, college tuition, free housing and he promises I'll have a job. I believe him even though he has absolutely no plan for doing any of these things.