FabSwingers.com forum: The Mandela effect

By *ittle miss sunshine OP Woman
45 weeks ago

south sheilds

What’s your opinions on it? I saw a video on tik tok and went looking for more it’s like going down a freaking rabbit hole

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By *lder.Woman
45 weeks ago

Not Local

Im going to have to google

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By *tylebender03Man
45 weeks ago

Manchester

It does happen, here’s an example from Star Wars. Many remember Darth Vader's famous line as "Luke, I am your father". In reality, he says "No, I am your father".

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By *zeroMan
45 weeks ago

Glasgow

There's the Mandela effect with Walkers crisps right? Like I'm convinced salt n vinegar and cheese n onion had their colours reversed years ago.

But they've always been

Cheese and onion: blue

Salt and vineger: green, right?

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
45 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

Casablanca - "Play it again, Sam" was never said.

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By *atgirl and RobinCouple
45 weeks ago

Durham

Not once has anybody in Star Trek ever said "Beam me up Scotty". It's always been "Scotty, 2 to beam up" or something along those lines

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
45 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

Cagney never says "you dirty rat".

I don't know any more.

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By *zeroMan
45 weeks ago

Glasgow

At no point in the film does ET say "ET, phone home"

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

'alas poor Yorick, I knew him well ' isn't the correct quote from Hamlet.

It's

'alas poor Yorick! I knew him Horatio'

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By *leasureseekers123Couple
45 weeks ago

Heathrow

"There's the Mandela effect with Walkers crisps right? Like I'm convinced salt n vinegar and cheese n onion had their colours reversed years ago.

But they've always been

Cheese and onion: blue

Salt and vineger: green, right?"

Is it because Golden wonder are the other way round and many years ago they were the big well known brand?

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By *ags73Man
45 weeks ago

glasgow-ish

"There's the Mandela effect with Walkers crisps right? Like I'm convinced salt n vinegar and cheese n onion had their colours reversed years ago.

But they've always been

Cheese and onion: blue

Salt and vineger: green, right?"

Yeah but they replaced Tudor in Scotland who were opposite

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By *ullyMan
45 weeks ago

Near Clacton

I thought the Mandela effect was "Necklacing" as invented by Mrs Winnie, Mandela!!

Lovely woman..

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By *ittle miss sunshine OP Woman
45 weeks ago

south sheilds

"There's the Mandela effect with Walkers crisps right? Like I'm convinced salt n vinegar and cheese n onion had their colours reversed years ago.

But they've always been

Cheese and onion: blue

Salt and vineger: green, right?"

I remember them being the opposite back in the 90s it’s like the world has been flipped upside down or something

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By *ags73Man
45 weeks ago

glasgow-ish

"There's the Mandela effect with Walkers crisps right? Like I'm convinced salt n vinegar and cheese n onion had their colours reversed years ago.

But they've always been

Cheese and onion: blue

Salt and vineger: green, right?

I remember them being the opposite back in the 90s it’s like the world has been flipped upside down or something "

Used to go down south east England as kid in eighties and walkers always blue for cheese onion and green salt and vinegar.

I think this comes from walkers replacing golden wonder as leading brand

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