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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:04:06 AM EDT
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I know 3PO got a red arm in the new movies.
If this is real then the implications are terrifying. If not then it's just people misrembering things. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:08:12 AM EDT
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He never had no silver legs and I know the original movie script verbatim....
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:08:42 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect?
jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:09:24 AM EDT
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not!
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:10:16 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... Above. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:11:06 AM EDT
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I know 3PO got a red arm in the new movies. If this is real then the implications are terrifying. If not then it's just people misrembering things. The red arm is part of the new movie...no issues here. As far as just misremembering things I could understand if it was just a few people, but there are huge blocks of people having the same "misrememberings". |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:12:13 AM EDT
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The original Kenner figures used a cheap plating that discolors with age. I have my original C3PO from when I was a kid and he is all silver. The heat and time in my parents attic turned him weird. Same with the Storm Trooper, he is piss yellow now along with my Hoth Luke.
And the Mandela Effect got its name from people swearing Nelson Mandela died in the 80s when he didn't. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:13:42 AM EDT
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Berenstein
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:14:55 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... I'm 41, but think I'm too young to have the Mandela memory, but I think many people remember him dieing back in the early 80s, but then redieing several years ago. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:14:56 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? People *swore* they could remember Nelson Mandelas funeral being in the 90's. Remember it on tv and everything, Bill Clinton gave a speech. He died in 2013, but people popularly assumed it was in the mid-90s. And 3po sometimes had a silver leg. My action figures were all gold. I had an Empire Strikes Back drinking glass from Burger King where his kleg is painted silver. They were never consistent about it, so I can see the confusion there. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:18:45 AM EDT
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Morgan Freeman was really good in Invictus.
Love the movie ! Plus I got introduced to the Haka. 
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:19:09 AM EDT
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If you really want to talk old Star Wars toys and the Mandela Effect, who remembers having an original Luke action figure with a BLUE lightsaber?
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:21:21 AM EDT
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I had a 12 inch c3po I repainted silver just for the hell of it. He was all gold.
Life was like a box of chocolates? Magic mirror on the wall? Sex and the City? Interview with the Vampire? Sketchers, or Skechers? Shit is really wierd, not saying (for sure) parallel universe. Just really wierd. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 12:21:23 AM EDT
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Funny thing about memory is, that after you've remembered the event once, you no longer remember the event itself. You're just remembering the last time you remembered it. So details get lost, never to be remembered again, lost forever.
This is why the stories of eye witnesses to an event get further, and further apart with time. I don't think we'll ever know exactly how the mind works. Weird stuff. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 7:39:46 AM EDT
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I had a 12 inch c3po I repainted silver just for the hell of it. He was all gold. Life was like a box of chocolates? Magic mirror on the wall? Sex and the City? Interview with the Vampire? Sketchers, or Skechers? Shit is really wierd, not saying (for sure) parallel universe. Just really wierd. All 3 Disney nerds I know lost their minds when I brought that up. They all remembered it as "Mirror, mirror". Also with Mandela, I have an aunt and uncle who thought he died in the 80's, they were confused when he died a few years ago. I'm too young to remember most of the 80's, was there a rumor that got around that he died then that may have caused thjs? |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 8:26:55 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What is different about Jaws? I DO NOT remember C3PO having a silver leg, Gump saying was instead of is, I remember "Luke, I am you're father". It's a strange subject matter. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 8:28:52 AM EDT
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 8:29:25 AM EDT
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Berenstein Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 8:34:44 AM EDT
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Death to Ming
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Posted: 10/8/2016 8:35:46 AM EDT
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All 3 Disney nerds I know lost their minds when I brought that up. They all remembered it as "Mirror, mirror". Also with Mandela, I have an aunt and uncle who thought he died in the 80's, they were confused when he died a few years ago. I'm too young to remember most of the 80's, was there a rumor that got around that he died then that may have caused thjs? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I had a 12 inch c3po I repainted silver just for the hell of it. He was all gold. Life was like a box of chocolates? Magic mirror on the wall? Sex and the City? Interview with the Vampire? Sketchers, or Skechers? Shit is really wierd, not saying (for sure) parallel universe. Just really wierd. All 3 Disney nerds I know lost their minds when I brought that up. They all remembered it as "Mirror, mirror". Also with Mandela, I have an aunt and uncle who thought he died in the 80's, they were confused when he died a few years ago. I'm too young to remember most of the 80's, was there a rumor that got around that he died then that may have caused thjs? Im only 44 but i remember him dying in the late 80s ir early 90s.. Also it was mirror mirror.... no way was it ever magic mirror... and also stein... so yeah its all pretty terrifying.. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 9:19:40 AM EDT
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This van never had a silver roof! 
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:06:38 AM EDT
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Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:13:28 AM EDT
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Lends credence to the whole simulation thing.
Patch up dates altered official narrative because someone got lazy... |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:16:19 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... Above. Above above.... |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:17:19 AM EDT
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None of the other stuff really resonates with me.....but the Moonraker thing...that really put the zap on my head.
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:19:59 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What was the moonraker one about? |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:21:29 AM EDT
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Unless you watch the Laser Disc or VHS Star Wars original movies you can't say how they were originally.
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:36:39 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: but there are huge blocks of people having the same "misrememberings". Human brain has evolved to be both powerful and fast working with limited data. It takes limited data and fills in the blanks. This actively happens every second your eyes are open to cover a blind spot in your vision but also many other ways. If someone suffers a traumatic interaction with a guy whose face they never saw and then a face gets 'introduced' from the outside after the fact, the brain will re-write those memories to have the face in it. This is how you end up with victims swearing on their life that person X did it even when there is DNA or an iron-clad alibi. Police Work is fraught with examples of multiple witnesses giving very different accounts, and not just things like 'how tall was he' differ. The brain fills in the gaps in certain ways, which are sometimes predictable. Something mostly 1 color = something entirely 1 color. Stein being a much more common name ending than stain, the word being written in cursive, this is going to direct toward Berenstein. I've even seen something where they showed people who never read the books 4 childrens books they never read then asked then to write down the names as a ruse about it being a test of memory. Many people wrote down Berenstein 5 minutes after seeing Berenstain. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:38:38 AM EDT
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It's BerenSTAIN, and always has been. Everyone pronounced it stein, so that's how it was remembered, but I have vivid memories from years ago wondering why the hell everyone pronounces it STEIN when it clearly says STAIN.
Post 8700 is about dumb arguments on the internet, how fitting
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:41:00 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What was the moonraker one about? In Moonraker, Jaws falls for Dolly, a blonde girl with pigtails and glasses. She gives him a big smile and you can see she had braces, which was a funny visual gag, something they had in common. I have this recollection, too. If you watch Moonraker now, you will see her without braces. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:43:20 AM EDT
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Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". Quote HistoryQuoted:
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee".
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:43:30 AM EDT
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My daughter and I are running through the Lego Star Wars game. C3PO loses limbs all the time. Using available spare parts makes sense to me.
I don't remember the different colored leg in the movie. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:45:18 AM EDT
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Human brain has evolved to be both powerful and fast working with limited data. It takes limited data and fills in the blanks. This actively happens every second your eyes are open to cover a blind spot in your vision but also many other ways. If someone suffers a traumatic interaction with a guy whose face they never saw and then a face gets 'introduced' from the outside after the fact, the brain will re-write those memories to have the face in it. This is how you end up with victims swearing on their life that person X did it even when there is DNA or an iron-clad alibi. Police Work is fraught with examples of multiple witnesses giving very different accounts, and not just things like 'how tall was he' differ. The brain fills in the gaps in certain ways, which are sometimes predictable. Something mostly 1 color = something entirely 1 color. Stein being a much more common name ending than stain, the word being written in cursive, this is going to direct toward Berenstein. I've even seen something where they showed people who never read the books 4 childrens books they never read then asked then to write down the names as a ruse about it being a test of memory. Many people wrote down Berenstein 5 minutes after seeing Berenstain. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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but there are huge blocks of people having the same "misrememberings". Human brain has evolved to be both powerful and fast working with limited data. It takes limited data and fills in the blanks. This actively happens every second your eyes are open to cover a blind spot in your vision but also many other ways. If someone suffers a traumatic interaction with a guy whose face they never saw and then a face gets 'introduced' from the outside after the fact, the brain will re-write those memories to have the face in it. This is how you end up with victims swearing on their life that person X did it even when there is DNA or an iron-clad alibi. Police Work is fraught with examples of multiple witnesses giving very different accounts, and not just things like 'how tall was he' differ. The brain fills in the gaps in certain ways, which are sometimes predictable. Something mostly 1 color = something entirely 1 color. Stein being a much more common name ending than stain, the word being written in cursive, this is going to direct toward Berenstein. I've even seen something where they showed people who never read the books 4 childrens books they never read then asked then to write down the names as a ruse about it being a test of memory. Many people wrote down Berenstein 5 minutes after seeing Berenstain. This guy knows. Our brain is the most reliable source of data we have, but it is unfortunately not very reliable. A show was out a few years ago called Brain Games that explored some of the faults in our mind. One episode in particular showed the eye witness effect. All participants saw the same event, but it was disturbing how far off their recollection of the event was. Particularly if that was the primary source of information in an investigation. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:50:28 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:51:07 AM EDT
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Human brain has evolved to be both powerful and fast working with limited data. It takes limited data and fills in the blanks. This actively happens every second your eyes are open to cover a blind spot in your vision but also many other ways. If someone suffers a traumatic interaction with a guy whose face they never saw and then a face gets 'introduced' from the outside after the fact, the brain will re-write those memories to have the face in it. This is how you end up with victims swearing on their life that person X did it even when there is DNA or an iron-clad alibi. Police Work is fraught with examples of multiple witnesses giving very different accounts, and not just things like 'how tall was he' differ. The brain fills in the gaps in certain ways, which are sometimes predictable. Something mostly 1 color = something entirely 1 color. Stein being a much more common name ending than stain, the word being written in cursive, this is going to direct toward Berenstein. I've even seen something where they showed people who never read the books 4 childrens books they never read then asked then to write down the names as a ruse about it being a test of memory. Many people wrote down Berenstein 5 minutes after seeing Berenstain. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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but there are huge blocks of people having the same "misrememberings". Human brain has evolved to be both powerful and fast working with limited data. It takes limited data and fills in the blanks. This actively happens every second your eyes are open to cover a blind spot in your vision but also many other ways. If someone suffers a traumatic interaction with a guy whose face they never saw and then a face gets 'introduced' from the outside after the fact, the brain will re-write those memories to have the face in it. This is how you end up with victims swearing on their life that person X did it even when there is DNA or an iron-clad alibi. Police Work is fraught with examples of multiple witnesses giving very different accounts, and not just things like 'how tall was he' differ. The brain fills in the gaps in certain ways, which are sometimes predictable. Something mostly 1 color = something entirely 1 color. Stein being a much more common name ending than stain, the word being written in cursive, this is going to direct toward Berenstein. I've even seen something where they showed people who never read the books 4 childrens books they never read then asked then to write down the names as a ruse about it being a test of memory. Many people wrote down Berenstein 5 minutes after seeing Berenstain. It was Berenstein. I remember seeing the commercials on television almost nonstop as a kid. I was an A+ student at the time going to a Catholic school. At any given time I was reading 3 books. I was considered by all of my teachers (nuns) to be an excellent reader with above average comprehension skills. If it would have been Berenstain I would have remembered it as such, for a few reasons. Eta: When I first heard of the Berensein thing I went to ebay to settle my curiosity. I just knew I could find an old Berenstein Bears book or toy with the correct spelling on it. I searched for old vintage books and toys. Every book, toy , everything was spelled Berenstain. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:54:13 AM EDT
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The Sara Lee jingle was "Everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." Quote HistoryQuoted:
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". I remember it as "Nobody does it like Sara Lee" on the top of the screen while on the bottom of the screen flashed "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." Kind of a double play on words. But I've only seen that particular commercial a few times. I think it was short lived. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 10:59:42 AM EDT
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In Moonraker, Jaws falls for Dolly, a blonde girl with pigtails and glasses. She gives him a big smile and you can see she had braces, which was a funny visual gag, something they had in common. I have this recollection, too. If you watch Moonraker now, you will see her without braces. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What was the moonraker one about? In Moonraker, Jaws falls for Dolly, a blonde girl with pigtails and glasses. She gives him a big smile and you can see she had braces, which was a funny visual gag, something they had in common. I have this recollection, too. If you watch Moonraker now, you will see her without braces. She did have braces. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:05:14 AM EDT
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What was the moonraker one about? In Moonraker, Jaws falls for Dolly, a blonde girl with pigtails and glasses. She gives him a big smile and you can see she had braces, which was a funny visual gag, something they had in common. I have this recollection, too. If you watch Moonraker now, you will see her without braces. She did have braces. Not in this timestream. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:06:20 AM EDT
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Apparently^
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:10:57 AM EDT
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I remember C3PO's silver leg from when I was a kid.
I remember the Sara Lee jingle as, "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." I remember giggling like a crazy child when I saw Dolly smile with those big braces. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:13:26 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee."  Mind. Blown. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:14:51 AM EDT
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we are moving thru different realities with a slight difference in each one ... every time you go to sleep , its changed by some tiny decimal percentage when you wake up to keep you from figuring everything out . This is why you have dreams where you have figured it all out but when you wake up , it no longer applies to the reality you woke up in.
DONT GO TO SLEEP !!!! 
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:15:13 AM EDT
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I remember it as "Nobody does it like Sara Lee" on the top of the screen while on the bottom of the screen flashed "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." Kind of a double play on words. But I've only seen that particular commercial a few times. I think it was short lived. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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C3po was all fucking gold until 3 months ago. Now he had a silver fucking leg the whole time, fuck you he did not! Agreed. Also, it is now "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee".... I remember it being "Nobody does it like Sara Lee." And the bears.... Totally wrong... Ok, this is the first I heard of Sara Lee, and I agree with you. It even had a jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". I remember it as "Nobody does it like Sara Lee" on the top of the screen while on the bottom of the screen flashed "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." Kind of a double play on words. But I've only seen that particular commercial a few times. I think it was short lived. Right now I could swear I remember the jingle "Nobody does it quite like Sara Lee". But I don't believe I've jump into a parallel universe. I know my memories are not actual memories of things, they're memories of the last time I remembered something. With each remembrance subtle details are charged, and the memory changes or erodes, just like a recording of a recording is less than the original. ...and yes, the "Mandela effect" proves one thing. Human memory, and eyewitness testimony, is far from 100% reliable. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:17:05 AM EDT
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Glitches in the matrix....
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:19:31 AM EDT
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What is different about Jaws? I DO NOT remember C3PO having a silver leg, Gump saying was instead of is, I remember "Luke, I am you're father". It's a strange subject matter. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why is it called the Mandela Effect? jaws and that girl in Moonraker really messed me up with doubting memories... What is different about Jaws? I DO NOT remember C3PO having a silver leg, Gump saying was instead of is, I remember "Luke, I am you're father". It's a strange subject matter. Not Jaws, he girlfriend no longer has braces. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:19:34 AM EDT
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I remember C3PO's silver leg from when I was a kid. I remember the Sara Lee jingle as, "Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee." I remember giggling like a crazy child when I saw Dolly smile with those big braces. You're one of the originals in this time stream. All of us other ones that don't remember shifted into this one somehow. |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:24:04 AM EDT
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Guy buys a 34 years old vhs copy of the movie. She has no braces in it. But EVERYONE remembers braces.
http://youtube.com/?#/watch?v=1bMfjg96kNM Alternate universe |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:32:53 AM EDT
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I remember it as Bernstein Bears.
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:36:55 AM EDT
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He never had no silver legs and I know the original movie script verbatim.... So he always had silver legs? Or are we in the ghetto? |
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Posted: 10/8/2016 11:38:30 AM EDT
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It was always spelled "Chic-Fil-a" not chick fil a. I, and everyone else I ask never remember a K.
It was also always "if you build it, they will come." Not if you build it HE will come. It was also Oscar MEYER. Not oscar mAyer. There was never an A. |
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