Those rumors from our childhood that we still remember today! ππ So come on, letβs refresh those rumors and memories together. Such as:
* Keeping pencil shavings in a drawer turns them into a butterfly. ππ
* If you swallow a watermelon (or any fruit) seed, a tree will grow in your stomach. ππ
* Vegetables were credited with so many benefits that even the vegetables themselves wouldn't know about them. ππ
* An old lady is spinning a wheel on the moon. ππ
* Fairies will visit on a moonlit night. ππ
* Sitting on a cot (charpai) with slippers on brings a snake. ππ
* Throwing a broken tooth on the roof and saying, "Sparrow, sparrow, take my old tooth and give me a new one," gives you a new tooth. ππ
* If you sit on the teacher's chair, you will fail the exam. πππ
* Eating directly from the cooking pot causes rain on your wedding day. ππ
* Snapping scissors empty causes a fight in the house. ππ
* Saying "Aaltu Jalal tu, Aayi bala ko taal tu" protects you from getting beaten by the teacher. ππ
* Pour water immediately if salt spills, otherwise you'll have to pick it up with your eyelashes on Judgement Day. ππ
* Go back to your homes before Maghrib (sunset) because a headless ghost comes out after Maghrib and kills children. ππ
* Boiling pencil shavings in milk creates an eraser. ππ
* Our school is built on a graveyard. π
* "If you lie, your tongue will turn black." ππ (Even though, ironically, this was a lie in itself!) ππ
* Don't drink water after eating fish, otherwise, it will swim in your stomach. ππ
* If someone steps over you, your height will stop growing (you'll remain short). ππ