The Mandela Effect

[UltraBudgie]

AND IT WAS Cup O Noodles.

Ah they did change the name in 1993. Nice catch! Glad to know that one isn't a 'hallucination'. Well that's one down, but I'm still going with my memory of Stouffers Stuffing (and apparently I'm not alone).

[UltraBudgie]

The Earth. I swear it didn't always used to be like this.

[UltraBudgie]

Does anyone remember the Scooby-Doo Gang with with all six members?



Velma, Scoobert, Shaggy, Daphne, Fred, and Donovan?

Apparently in this timeline Donovan didn't make the cut and was never in the gang.

[BeTheGoddess]

Does anyone remember the Scooby-Doo Gang with with all six members?

[Image: https://denyignorance.com/uploader/image...wo7yd1.png]

Velma, Scoobert, Shaggy, Daphne, Fred, and Donovan?

Apparently in this timeline Donovan didn't make the cut and was never in the gang.

Yeah, na. This like the fake nude simpsons dude.

but just from an artisitic perspective, you wouldnt do that level of detail to this one cnt we never heard of.

[UltraBudgie]

Yeah, na. This like the fake nude simpsons dude.

but just from an artisitic perspective, you wouldnt do that level of detail to this one cnt we never heard of.

It's a scan from Iwao Takamoto's sketchbooks for the original character designs for the series.

This is the potential line-up of the original Scooby gang. All looks normal until... that last guy. Iwao Takamoto was originally designing a group of five characters as Hanna Barbera's answer to the popularity of The Archies. In the 2nd drawing, you see that one of those characters was a rich, snooty type. But then, Ken Spears, who created Scooby Doo with his writing partner, Joe Ruby, said that they went into Joe's office one day and said, "What if we added a dog?" As you can see from the first drawing, the gang evolved to the point where Iwao ended up giving the ascot to Fred and making the rich, snooty character into more of a hipster. And you can see by the "X" on the hipster, he was literally taken out of the lineup, only to have his design recycled in another show. Many historians have talked about how the designs were heavily influenced by the show, "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" and you can see from the second drawing, more of the literal translation with Fred's hair looking a lot more like Dobie's.

[UltraBudgie]

Unlikely, when it's from competing organizations. 

Sorry Budgie, I know it sucks. It really sucks when you realize that you were implanted to never believe anything as outlandish as this. They have control measures in place on every level, in fact. This is the sole reason humankind is so confused and divided. We live in a never ending loop of PSYOPS.

I find it funny that I get chastised for only reverberating Jesus Christs own teachings. He did not come here to be sacrificed on a cross for our sins. That actually has a much larger symbolical reference (the cross is an unfolded cube. Think black cube of Saturn - our control system). He came here to tell us we were in a prison. And it was up to us individually, to free ourselves. "The kingdom of God is within all of you".

Discussion:
https://thesupernaturalbiblechanges.com/...and-bozrah

"You know what…do you feel that sense of fakery in this timeline?"

"To the point where nothing but talking about all of this is important? Yes."

"Like no matter how bad the things are exponentially happening, or insane, or absurd, no matter the developings of this side, you feel like we will survive it, as it is not truly real, like is a surreal layer some day will turn into powder and fall down like never existed. I have that feeling this world will never end, no matter the next threat is. It cannot end because is not fully real, the timeline is like a TV show while we are inside a tent looking for refuge. Not that the refuge is not real but the timeline we see thru our eyes. It's exactly like a TV show."

"Possible to be locked in a dream?"

[UltraBudgie]

What's the name of that Oscar Wilde book?


The Picture of Dorian Gray

-or-

The Portrait of Dorian Gray


Do you remember? Check your memory here!

[UltraBudgie]

There's a new State Farm commercial featuring "King Henry" with his iconic turkey leg:



I recall a painting of him holding a turkey leg, when I was very young, in my school history book. But it never existed! Lots of people seem to remember him with it; is this commercial a wink to the Mandela Effect?

By the way, State Farm sucks; don't buy their insurance. They are not a "good neighbour".

[BeTheGoddess]

There's a new State Farm commercial featuring "King Henry" with his iconic turkey leg:
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADS2TNccFO4]

I recall a painting of him holding a turkey leg, when I was very young, in my school history book. But it never existed! Lots of people seem to remember him with it; is this commercial a wink to the Mandela Effect?

By the way, State Farm sucks; don't buy their insurance. They are not a "good neighbour".

Some have claimed its was from a Flying Circus sketch,  but you in the US didnt watch Monty Pythons Flying Circus back in the day.

Also nobody seems to be able to find the skit.

[Maxmars]

Some have claimed its was from a Flying Circus sketch,  but you in the US didnt watch Monty Pythons Flying Circus back in the day.

Also nobody seems to be able to find the skit.

I'm pretty sure it was a lampoon effort... and it may have been an American thing once used to evoke a sentiment of living in plenitude.  A lighthearted allusion to "life is good." 

MPFC made a lot of use of the graphics of the day... in their own inimitable style at the time.
Rest assured - despite the European media's endless characterizations about American... some of us were watching as soon as you sent it our way.