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It's interesting that when you see them laid out like this you can more easily see the reasons people could have come to remember this way.
For instance, conflating Jif and Skippy as essentially the same product, or getting an association of missing letters from the "eat mor chik'n" cows ad campaign.
Agreed, also by putting so many together like this, you're gonna have some people who don't remember it that way. Like the Monopoly guy is half-convincing to me, but I'm pretty sure it's just a mix-up with Mr. Peanut.
My personal reason for messing up Chick Fil A in my head is because there used to be a different chicken restaurant chain where I grew up called Krispy Chic. Not sure if any are still open, but all the ones in aware of closed down decades ago.
All of the one where the spelling is wrong make sense, because people were projecting familiar versions of those words that made sense. Also Monkeys have tails—they gave him a design more reminiscent of a monkey than an ape, so people expect a tail
My aunt is a great believer in the Mandela effect and she insists LEGO used to be spelled leggo. My mom thinks she has it confused with the TV commercials saying "le'ggo my eggo"
Ah yes, the Minglebingle Effect
That's Mandella, you're thinking of the bounty hunter that hangs with grogu
That's Mandalorian. You're thinking about the band that backed up Mike when he sang the 1980s hit song "All I need is a miracle"
That's the Mechanics. You're thinking about a tomato based sauce with herbs
That's marinara. You're thinking of the Canadian province to the west of Ontario.
That's Manitoba. You're thinking of a person who is not loyal to their own country or political party because they are under the control or influence of another country or party.
That's manchurian. You're thinking of the largest, strongest and only movable bone in the human face.
That's mandible. You're thinking of the chains that go around the hands and feet of prisoners.
That's mandible. You're thinking of a two player board game where people take turns moving beads around small holes to capture one another's pieces.
I'd rather believe in unconscious interdimensional travel then accept that my memories might be wrong.
The dimensional jump did a number on my back and knees, too. And hairline.
We have to go back!
Oh god they got you too!
We have to go back!
But now you have a sick beard.

My two acceptable hypotheses:
No. I cannot create false memories. Nope. I can’t do it. I won’t listen to you. It’s not true! Nonononononononooooooooooooooooooooo! This isn’t my fault! 👉😫👈 lalalalalala
OUR MUSHY BRAINS CREATE MUSHY MEMORIES
No no no, you're not buying extra crunchy peanut butter
The worst fucking lie they made up was the pronunciation of GIF being based on the peanut butter company. That is exactly the sort of bullshit excuse a shadowy cabal looking to rewrite history would come up with to gaslight everyone into believing it's true.
I love that pretty much everyone says the creator of the gif format is saying his format name wrong.
Just because the guy is good at tech doesn't mean he's good at naming things.
I'd like to site the names of like... Half the FOSS software I see.
I’d rather believe in unconscious interdimensional travel
The Organization is out to deceive you
El Psy Kongroo
Motherfuckers... is this why i've been remembering shit that other people say never happened? or remembering something people said and then them saying they said something different? wait i recently saw a movie about some guy trying to break out of his reality by flying a rocket to the edge of the universe and has been dimension hoping the entire trip, this is trippy...
Edit: i can't find the name of the movie but the plot is as described and he realises he is dimension hoping because his partner is suddenly alive after he killed him or he died in an accident on the ship, can't remember what happened and at the end he also realises he is in a loop and after he crashes into the edge he chooses the dimension in which he never went into space and escapes the loop, anyone have an idea of what the movie might be called or am i just trippin balls and that movie doesn't exist in this dimension?
ANy other info? New film? Old? Any notable actors? US film or from elsewhere? I dug around, but nothing I could find in ten minutes fit your description. Am interested in knowing too as I love these types of films.
Goddamn it took some specific digging but i found it, it's called "Beyond the Edge" (2016).
is this why i’ve been remembering shit that other people say never happened? or remembering something people said and then them saying they said something different?
I mean, if you want the real answer, it's just that it is incredibly easy to create false memories. Then add in all the social pressure fun that can warp your viewpoint, and you're off to the races.
Plot twist: ur the main chrctr
The flip side of this that that you can be lied to without consequence. I'm not saying most of these are real, but pretending like this has never happened is asking for an additional serving of boot.
The cornucopia was there. I swear on my life I saw it.
I'm now convinced that there was a knock-off brand that posed as Fruit of the Loom for years with the altered logo. That's the only explanation I'll accept. Mandela effect my ass.
Literally the same for me, except it was my father. Not that I believe the Mandela effect per se, but I really wish I had a proper explanation for that one.
Years ago, after 57 Chevies became the iconic representation of the 50s, and got REAL popular, I read about how there were far more 57 Chevies around than could be accounted for by official production.
It turns out that there were:
A dedicated group of ex-Chevrolet stylists and franchised used-car salesmen continued to turn out close to 200,000 1957 Chevrolets, focusing on the 2-door Bel-Air model, between the years 1957 and 1967, in a small auto assembly plant located outside Jacksonville, Ill.
Think probably what happened is the packaging had the cornucopia on it and it was very large and obvious and now no one has a sealed pack of underwear from the 90s
Wait until people watch old shows from the 90s set in NYC, and there's these two buildings in the skyline. But when you go to NYC, those buildings DON'T EVEN EXIST!!!
I recently did some digging on the fruit of the loom logo because I remember learning the word cornucopia and connecting it with the logo on my T-shirts and underwear.
Yeah, I was mistaken. The dye on some of the clothes just made the logo look like there was a cornucopia. Like the leaves on the side being brown and a tiny bit of those leaves at the top right with the small white grapes at the bottom right also looking the same brown color? It definitely looks like a cornucopia until you look very closely.
(The logo shown in the image above is a more modern one, look at the earlier ones from around the turn of this century and you’ll see it better)
Yeah that one was a real mindfuck to me too. I haven't seen all of these as a kid, as I'm not from the states. We don't get all that many fruit of the loom shirts here, dit from the ones I saw I was sure about the cornucopia.
They have a collection of old FotL-logos in there, can't really tell which one you're describing.
Froot Loops has always been that way. Back when I was a kid, they only had three colours - red, orange, and yellow - and I remember being bothered that they had to repeat one of them. Problem got solved when they rolled out green.
Thar reminds me how I misread "Disney" as "Disnep" in their cursive logo for a long time in my childhood. Does that mean there is a Disnep dimension out there? :P
It wasn't Chic-fil-a it was Chik-fil-A I am From Atlanta
The Pikachu one might been an influence from the Pichu design.

Nah, the bootleg merch we got in the post-Soviet countries had the black tail tip long before Pichu was a thing.
The right one is correct
I wonder how much they're paying you to say that.
Except for a few
My favorite take on the subject Internet Comment Etiquette: "The Mandela Effect"
If you're of a certain age, you can't get Oscar Mayer wrong.
My bologna has a first name. It's O-S-C-A-R. My bologna has a second name. It's M-A-Y-E-R. Oscar Mayer has a way with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
100%, this wasn't one I remembered differently.
nope, Fruit of the loom got me, i had seen the monopoly and curious george ones had no tail, but they knocked me for a loop a decade ago, Looney Toons was kind of shadowy in my mind, toones makes more sense, but the "merry melodies" moniker muddled the water, we brain cells. I always called the bears by what sounds like the first one, but i always knew it wasn't spelled that way, i remmeber reading the books when I was young and my parents corrected the pronoinciation on me. I went with it because ... 'english' but i always knew it wasn't spelled like we said it, we don't genrally promounce february and wednesday very well so who was 5 year old me to argue with an adult that would smack my ass for being argumentative. :)
Looney "Toons" is the stupidest one.
It was always a pun on toons by spelling it "Tunes" and because music is extremely prominent for it.
Disney had cartoon shorts were called "Silly Symphonies." Not sure which came first, but one is a play on the other.
Especially in the early ones; they were basically ads to sell music from the Warner music catalog.
I never got it as a kid, partly because it was a difficult pun for that age. I didn’t know the word tune nor would I later pronounce it like that. The first forms of that word, I ran into, were radio tuner and car tuning, nothing I’d associate with music
Whats wrong with the febreeze one? They did used to use those bottles, right? I'm pretty sure I have one around somewhere.
The man would have you believe it's always been Febreze, one e.
Febrize according to the photo, but I went to check a recent purchase, and unless the change was made yesterday, it’s not real.

And Jif has been Jif since at least the 80s when I was a kid. Here’s my proof.
Also a Jif (and a Jeff):

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