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Personal Experience Berenstein/Berenstain Bears evidence of parallel universes
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Is there a way to tell if that guy is legit?
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Have to buy a pre-2008 phone and try it ourselves. Clever marketing if theres a sudden spike in sales of pre-2008 phones (commission)
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Video not a still picture...
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He messed up in this one...the first "mirror" is clearly copy-pasted as its smaller than the second "mirror"
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Also the Jif is incorrectly camera aligned.
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This ones convincing tho
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Well the car side mirror one has me stumped.
“Objects in mirror are closer than they appear”
- isn’t how I remember it, but at least I’m not alone there.
“Objects in mirror are closer than they appear”
- isn’t how I remember it, but at least I’m not alone there.
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it was toons because later in the 90s they even had tiny toons. A derivative.
It was Toons because porky pig used to stick his head out of the OO at the end of the episodes. In the LAST WORD NOT THE LOONEY PART
It has to be “toons” short for cartoon if it was “tune” it would have a music reference. These things just don’t make sense
It was Toons because porky pig used to stick his head out of the OO at the end of the episodes. In the LAST WORD NOT THE LOONEY PART
It has to be “toons” short for cartoon if it was “tune” it would have a music reference. These things just don’t make sense
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Nup.
That's why you're remembering it wrong. It doesn't make sense to you but it's all explained here.
Finally! Here’s Why “Looney Tunes” Is Not “Looney TOONS”
You'd think that these famous cartoons would be called "Looney TOONS." With a little help from Porky Pig himself, here's the story of their musical origins.
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It was always Looney Tunes.
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Nup.
That's why you're remembering it wrong. It doesn't make sense to you but it's all explained here.
Finally! Here’s Why “Looney Tunes” Is Not “Looney TOONS”
You'd think that these famous cartoons would be called "Looney TOONS." With a little help from Porky Pig himself, here's the story of their musical origins.
It was always Looney Tunes.
ok but try debunk Dolly from Moonraker
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this still blows me away like nothing else.
i swear and attest to my life that dolly had braces....it makes zero sense now that she wouldnt. thats the whole ******* point to her having braces and jaws having braces falling in love, the whole beauty and the beast thing.
i remember this vividly when first watching the movie, there aint no memory discrepancy here whatsoever....
Dolly's Braces
Dolly's Braces is an example of the Mandela Effect from the 1979 James Bond film, Moonraker. This Mandela Effect is one of the biggest debates in the Mandela Effect community. Many remember Dolly having glasses, pigtails and braces. However, people were shocked to find out after rewatching the...mandelaeffect.fandom.com
Some support for you here.
In pictures: Richard Kiel
A look at the life and career of actor Richard Kiel, best known for his iconic role of Jaws in the Bond movies.
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The oldest internet forum discussion I can find that talks about the issue is this one from 2004.
Should Jaws and Dolly have died at the end of MR? - Roger Moore (1973-1985)
Should Jaws and Dolly have died at the end of MR? - posted in Roger Moore (1973-1985): Okay, another thread on death made me think of this in the shower (yes, I think about James Bond movies and death in the shower) and I have a thought about the end of MOONRAKER. Near the end there's a moment...
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Wow, sir. How did you find that?!Some support for you here.
In pictures: Richard Kiel
A look at the life and career of actor Richard Kiel, best known for his iconic role of Jaws in the Bond movies.www.bbc.com
The oldest internet forum discussion I can find that talks about the issue is this one from 2004.
Should Jaws and Dolly have died at the end of MR? - Roger Moore (1973-1985)
Should Jaws and Dolly have died at the end of MR? - posted in Roger Moore (1973-1985): Okay, another thread on death made me think of this in the shower (yes, I think about James Bond movies and death in the shower) and I have a thought about the end of MOONRAKER. Near the end there's a moment...debrief.commanderbond.net
I swear the universe doesnt make sense
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Mandela effect is pretty cool. I watched some of those JFK 4 passengers vs 6 passengers videos that were posted in here a couple of years back (yes work is slow atm)
My take - People reading or hearing a lot about 4 passengers not realising the context of a limousine is much like a stage-coach or a bus. There were 4 passengers The president, Jackie and the governor and his wife. There were also the driver and the SS man up front but much the same way as you don't refer to the driver and coachman as passengers on a coach, they weren't referred to as such in media. Mix that in with catching a bit of the original 1964 FBI recreation film somewhere along the way, that was a normal lincoln with 4 people aboard and you have the confusion.
My take - People reading or hearing a lot about 4 passengers not realising the context of a limousine is much like a stage-coach or a bus. There were 4 passengers The president, Jackie and the governor and his wife. There were also the driver and the SS man up front but much the same way as you don't refer to the driver and coachman as passengers on a coach, they weren't referred to as such in media. Mix that in with catching a bit of the original 1964 FBI recreation film somewhere along the way, that was a normal lincoln with 4 people aboard and you have the confusion.
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Always thought the braces was the connection
Apparently she was contacted and answered and said there was never braces
Mind
Blown
Apparently she was contacted and answered and said there was never braces
Mind
Blown
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crazy universe, i distinctly remember seeing braces
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Nup.
That's why you're remembering it wrong. It doesn't make sense to you but it's all explained here.
Finally! Here’s Why “Looney Tunes” Is Not “Looney TOONS”
You'd think that these famous cartoons would be called "Looney TOONS." With a little help from Porky Pig himself, here's the story of their musical origins.
It was always Looney Tunes.
Dafuq. I recall this as Toons. I distinctly remember losing a spelling bee for spelling it as 'Tunes' and spent the next few years cursing myself as I watched 'TOOns' appear on the morning cartoons every bloody weekend.
