Examples

I think most of us grew up eating bologna, and most likely it was Oscar Mayer bologna. In fact, at 40 years old I still have to sing the Oscar Mayer commercial in my head, to spell bologna properly! But… Continue Reading →

Another topic among Mandela Effect enthusiasts goes back to a classic fairy tale, and the famous verse of a witch. In the story, this witch often checked in with her mirror on the status of her beauty… to make sure… Continue Reading →

What is this craze about Jif Peanut Butter? Certainly, we all remember that choosy moms choose Jif. Or did they choose Jiffy?   Okay… so it’s clearly been re-branded to a shortened version recently. We’re used to that, its been… Continue Reading →

Here is where it all began. The place where people started to come together with a memory of the past that just did not jive with the reality of the present. Many have vivid memories of Nelson Mandela, former President… Continue Reading →

The theme song to Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Its one of those songs that gets stuck in your head for a few hours when you hear it. You may want to sing it yourself before continuing. Go ahead, just the first… Continue Reading →

Something’s not quite right in the game of Monopoly. Why does everyone remember Rich Uncle Pennybags wearing a monocle? Maybe we’re confusing him with Mr. Peanut. Somebody had the top hat and the monocle, right? Maybe if Monopoly’s history is… Continue Reading →

One of the first major eye-openers to the Mandela effect for many was the spelling of a childhood memory. Do you remember the Berenstain Bears? Or do you swear it was the Berenstein bears? Just as sure as some people… Continue Reading →