#mandella effect

[facts-i-just-made-up]

can you tell us about the Gregor Mendella effect?

A lot of people think he invented doms, but really he just liked peas. Some joke this means this distorted memory means that the universe has split in two.

[kpeww]

Okay- That Funny Feeling- song by Bo Burnham- "Surgeon General's pop up shop, Robert Iger's face" I SWEAR I remember googling it and it was a guy with bad plastic surgery and yet all I can find now is Bob Iger the CEO of Disney and I can't find this plastic surgery guy-- does anyone else have any memory of this at all or am I completely losing it or having a mandella effect happen to me right now. I could've sworn the song wasn't referencing Disney CEO Bob Iger but this other guy seems to be completely gone from the internet. Please help me, I'm losing it.

[trickricksblog08]

[lifezvictory]

Miser Brothers’ Christmas Mandela Effect

I don’t know what made me think of this, but I have a really weird Mandela moment when it comes to the movie A miser Brothers Christmas, in particular the main antagonist, the North Wind.

I quite vividly remember my first time watching the movie, his motivations were a lot darker than they apparently actually are. INstead of just replacing Santa and delivering gifts himself, the North Wind wanted to eat the children.

There’s this one line that’s been stuck in my head for years, I think it was said by a female elf, something like:

Female Elf: B-but, Santa is supposed to bring the children presents! Not eat them!

Weirdly enough, little me wasn’t really all that concerned about something that dark being in a feel good movie about my favorite characters from Christmas movies, or maybe not that weirdly given Rudolph’s awful treatment, Frosty melting (temporarily but still), Nestor’s mother dying, and the kids’ toys being burnt in front of them in Santa Claus Is Coming To Town. Wow, these movies are a lot darker than I realized.

Still, imagine my surprise when I re-watched Miser Brothers Christmas years later only to realize that all the north Wind wanted to do was replace Santa. I thought I’d just mixed up movies but now I’m not so sure. any thoughts on this would be really appreciated.

[dead-cemetary-friend]

Am I the only one who remembers Sokovia as a real place that existed in this universe? Like... I saw it on the map of our classroom in elementary, yet it turned out to be just fantasy as I grew up.

Anyone else experienced that?

Mandella effect?

[andribelieve]

Mandella Effects are WiLd.

Tonight we watched Dead Poets Society in honor of my dad. It's been five years since he died and it's been quite a while since I've seen the movie but one scene always stuck out to me...

SPOILER ALERT, IF YOU HAVENT SEEN THE MOVIE STOP READING AND GO WATCH IT NOW!

Ok, so for those who have seen it...

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We know that Neil takes his own life because his father is a dictator and a dick who suffocates him with fear and despotism.

But.

I remember his death in a very different way. The memory I have involves Neil, undressed with the exception of Puck's crown atop his head, in late evening or very early morning before dawn, leaving his house and wandering into the winter storm.

He wanders into the woods, skin pale due to the chill of winter snow in which he lies down and closes his eyes, thus freezing to death.

I...

I first saw this movie when I was a child and maybe once again before tonight.

How did my brain come up with this tragically beautiful death?

Did this happen in another movie? A book? Am I merging this scene from something else???

[magicalgirlpropaganda]

Ok but this scene

When i watched it as a child i remember it being much worse. I remember his face being like rlly red and swollen and he suffocated instead of froze.

[elemental-pop-terri]

So I have a Mendella Effect to tell you. So do you guys remembered “Wake me up when September Ends” from Green Day and that Billy Joel Armstrong wrote about grieving about his father’s death. So I asked my friends and other people that they remembered Billy Joel’s father died on September 1, 1982, but it was all wrong Andrew Armstrong died on September 10, 1982!