The article shares amusing anecdotes about a cousin known for his absurd misconceptions. From miscalculating time zones believing Australia was ahead, to interpreting NASA's water discovery on Mars literally, his misunderstandings evoke laughter. Additionally, he has been swayed by friends into believing incorrect facts, like camels laying eggs. These stories illustrate how humor intertwines with ignorance, providing entertaining insight into human misconceptions and the humorous moments they create.
He thought Australia (we're in England) was at least two days in front of us, so he thought he could travel, watch the cricket, and call home to tell us the results and bet without losing. Took nearly an hour to explain his errors and the 24-hour clock.
When NASA said they had found signs of water on Mars, he literally thought it was actual signs saying 'water this way.'
His mates convinced him camels laid eggs. Years later, when some of us found out on Xbox chat, he denied it and said it was all lies. Then, he later said, 'Anyway, it wasn't camels, it was donkeys!'
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