Yes, this one has never resonated with me. Always been, Jif... "Choosy moms choose Jif." Vividly remember those commercials. Only thing I can think of for those who truly remember Jiffy, is that perhaps the change was a long time ago, prior to the commercials. I can remember said commercials in the mid 90s, so would have had to be before then if at all.
And there's also Jiffy cornbread mix, which still exists. The Jif example doesn't resonate with me, but many people are certain about it, as certain as I am about other things that may not resonate with them. For me, the first big one was "Lucy, you got some splainin' to do", thanks to Norman_F_Dixon bringing it up on THESE boards. That got me down the rabbit hole, but the clincher was Redbone's "Come and Get Your Love." The word is "heeeeeey." ALWAYS been hey. Seemingly every cover of it is "hey." Go watch The Postman sometime, and listen during the community dance/party scene. They remember it was always HEY.
I didn't watch the whole thing but one thing I'll agree with him on is something happened around 2012. Every fucking thing around me went to shit that year and i mean EVERYTHING. I'm still trying to figure out wtf happened.
It felt like everybody and everything changed one night. I went to bed and woke up to a different world. I haven't really slept since. I'm so beyond tired and exhausted.if I could actually get into a sleep,I bet I'd sleep for 2 months.
Same here fren. My life didn't go completely to shit, but everything just felt off ever since. I vividly remembering at the time, telling my girlfriend at the time, that I really needed to visit her before the new year (2012) because things I had research really had me concerned that something bad was going to happen.
95% of the people around me changed overnight. Girlfriend started going crazy. My whole family went crazy,1 brother and sister went gay.the brother wanted to go full trans.havent talked to them in years.
I had everything I ever wanted.and it was all gone like overnight.
Even the random people I encountered daily seemed different.
I still wonder wtf happened. Did doc and Marty really fuck up the space time thing???🤔🤔
Not for me it wasn't. I lived in South Carolina in the years while it was still a southern regional chain, before it went national and local. It was definitely Chic-fil-A. Perhaps those who lived outside of the southeast, and only ever knew it as Chick-fil-A because the change occurred prior to going national?
Ate chicken biscuits from Chic-fil-A every Saturday morning during football season after team workout and video session. 4 years of looking at those wrappers. Would have been up until about 2006
Speaking of GA... "founded in Hapeville, GA in 1946"
This....I didnt even realize it was Chick Fila ...didnt even know it was a Mandela effect thing till reading this posting.
I ate at Chic-Fila
Ate their so many times growing up and it always stuck in my mind as a teen how I thought about the misspelling despite seeing it over and over.
Good morning fren. Welcome to your continued awakening. Yes, that's the same thing that always bothered me about Chic-fil-A, that it seemed like it was misspelled. I'd think, ok it's about chicken, so why they hell did they not include the k? "Chic" just didn't look or sound right, but hey that was how they spelled it. That's why I vividly remember it as such, in my mind mispelled. Yet now it's got the k, spelled more "logically" and "correctly" and yet that's not different from how I absolutely remember it. But "history" will tell you that it's always had a k, and we're just crazy... Wag The Dog.
Yeah, this dude is wack. You can Google Earth Street View back to 2007 and see that our local "Chick-fil-A" was always that. And our "Lucky" was always Lucky, he has a mental problem.
Or you're just wrong and rely far too greatly on the accuracy of "the archives" (mostly, the internet). Do you also trust everything on Wikipedia? 🤔 Watch Wag The Dog. Or a more recent production, check out The Terminal List or as crazy as it sounds, The Flight Attendant. Do some research about memory science, deep fakes and digital manipulation. Expand your thinking fren.
Thank God I save every receipt I’ve ever made a purchase of... you should see how thorough I am with my accounting. What would you like me to send you first, a receipt from 1990 with the word “Lucky” market on it or a 2006 Chick-Fil-A receipt?
And I happened to love The Terminal List. Without doxxing myself I actually worked on WtD a very long time ago... I’ve seen it more than a few times.
Lucky/Luckys doesn't resonate with me. Never heard of it.
2006 Chic-fil-A from which state? Also highly doubt you speak truthfully. Nobody keeps receipts from over 10 years ago, unless it has some kind of special meaning.
Also, the thing about this matrix we live in, if we are dealing with some kind of time travel alteration, as some people suggest is the cause of MEs (think, tv series Timeless), then whatever your "present" receipt now says, may have said otherwise in 2006, prior to whatever may have caused the ripple effect change... again, based on the theory as stated above, which is just one of several
Sorry, have you ever met someone with OCD? I was raised by parents who’s parents where depression era babies. My parents weren’t as obsessed as I was. And yes, for tax purposes we’ve been told to hold on to receipt for at least 7 years. Well, ever since I was a teenager - and had a disposable income - I kept every receipt of every purchase in a shoe box and I never got rid of them! Come at me IRS!
And my bad, sorry, not everyone can be as efficient as you. But, I can tell you what I ate for lunch in 1986 on any day that I purchased food that year... can you do the same? You probably don’t care, and I don’t either. You do you. That said, these receipts became a de facto diary for me. The shoe boxes graduated into FedEx boxes - they stack 7ft high, very neatly in a corner on racks in one of my four 10-20ft temperature controlled storage units. I’m what they call a collector, I collect a lot of shit, vintage movie posters from every era, literally thousands of vinyl records, CDs, movies on VHS, Laser Disc, DVD and Blu Ray. Vintage Star Wars toys and Hot Wheels - I buy them by the pallet (look up “Treasure Hunt” and “Super Treasures”). My favorite thing to collect tho is LEGO sets mint in box. I buy multiples of “most” of what LEGO produces. If I build a set I have to buy even more multiples of said set... it’s a mental problem, I know. It could be worse. I know people I work with that spend all their money on drugs and alcohol and will most likely have nothing in the end to show for it. I look at my “masking” as if I am a librarian, I’m a collector first and a modern day archivist second. Everybody needs a hobby. Mine is collecting, very methodically that is. I have a lot of expenses but thankfully my career in Hollywood has made it very comfortable for me to be able to buy and manage a LOT OF SHIT!
Just because you live your life in a very “economical” way doesn’t mean everyone does the same. I - don’t assume (like you do) that everyone throws away needless receipts from purchases made years, even decades ago. Don’t get me wrong, I run a very neat and tidy ship. I “over” document everything for insurance purposes... my insurance guy loves me, especially once I started to collect actual cars not toy ones - well, my wife refers to them as “toys.” I photograph and have an analog (that’s hand written for the lay people in the room) detailed, written descriptions of every “collectible” purchase I’ve ever made safely stored in three ring binders. These are backed up by Excel spread sheets, that are then backed up on multiple hard drives. These purchases are then photographed - multiple angles - thank GOD for digital photography (I collect cameras too) - part of my business in Hollywood tho, sooo, yeah. If you don’t believe that I’ve kept receipts for decades... your eyes would absolutely pop out of your skull if you saw the total accumulated value of what I collect. I have a self admitted “small problem” that is no concern of yours... but, in the future, my children, when I’m dead and gone... and Wall Street is destroyed - my children will thank me for the wealth that I’ve accumulated for them. I have many recorded video messages for them to watch talking about certain things, purchases I’ve made and the whys and hows - insisting - if they want - to sell everything... obviously keep a LEGO set or two. Ha!
Ironic, that you’re on a “Q” board and you’re surprised to learn that people don’t throw away receipts like you do? You have some awakening still to do.
BTW, you should see the boxes of monthly bills - it’s enormous - my wife actually won that battle and I’m in the process of shredding those. It pains me, but it’s actually therapeutic. It’ll make room for all those damn LEGO sets that they keep making.
If you’re ever in LA and see a sports car with the LEGO ”xxx” license plate (I won’t dox myself, by letting you know the last three characters on the plate), you’ll have to wonder and give me a wave, is that “Crimson?”
In the end, you know what they say about those who assume...
"Choosy mothers choose Jif"
It was never Jiffy.
I believe the Mandella effect is real, but it requires a lot more effort than simply spinning up 13 TeV at CERN.
Yes, this one has never resonated with me. Always been, Jif... "Choosy moms choose Jif." Vividly remember those commercials. Only thing I can think of for those who truly remember Jiffy, is that perhaps the change was a long time ago, prior to the commercials. I can remember said commercials in the mid 90s, so would have had to be before then if at all.
I think people are confusing “Jif” with “Skippy” to erroneously create “Jiffy”. (These were (are?) the two competing brands.)
And there's also Jiffy cornbread mix, which still exists. The Jif example doesn't resonate with me, but many people are certain about it, as certain as I am about other things that may not resonate with them. For me, the first big one was "Lucy, you got some splainin' to do", thanks to Norman_F_Dixon bringing it up on THESE boards. That got me down the rabbit hole, but the clincher was Redbone's "Come and Get Your Love." The word is "heeeeeey." ALWAYS been hey. Seemingly every cover of it is "hey." Go watch The Postman sometime, and listen during the community dance/party scene. They remember it was always HEY.
This is where the Jiffy confusion comes into play:
https://store.jiffymix.com/
Yes that's what I assert too. It's not the most compelling proof of ME... wish ME researchers would focus on more compelling cases.
Just watched the movie Pearl Harbor yesterday for the first time in years. Boy, that Kate BeckinsDale... Dale.. DALE. Just absolutely mind numbing
I didn't watch the whole thing but one thing I'll agree with him on is something happened around 2012. Every fucking thing around me went to shit that year and i mean EVERYTHING. I'm still trying to figure out wtf happened.
It felt like everybody and everything changed one night. I went to bed and woke up to a different world. I haven't really slept since. I'm so beyond tired and exhausted.if I could actually get into a sleep,I bet I'd sleep for 2 months.
Same here fren. My life didn't go completely to shit, but everything just felt off ever since. I vividly remembering at the time, telling my girlfriend at the time, that I really needed to visit her before the new year (2012) because things I had research really had me concerned that something bad was going to happen.
95% of the people around me changed overnight. Girlfriend started going crazy. My whole family went crazy,1 brother and sister went gay.the brother wanted to go full trans.havent talked to them in years.
I had everything I ever wanted.and it was all gone like overnight.
Even the random people I encountered daily seemed different.
I still wonder wtf happened. Did doc and Marty really fuck up the space time thing???🤔🤔
Lucy... you got some splainin' to do!
CONDOR
Video is private.
Looks like the uploaded removed and re-uploaded with edits for reasons stated here
https://youtu.be/fPHnWwyvSsg
Thanks!
Also new Amazon Prime series: The Terminal List... anyone watching it? Seeing how memory and all of these things seem to be connected?
It was always Chick-fil-A
Not for me it wasn't. I lived in South Carolina in the years while it was still a southern regional chain, before it went national and local. It was definitely Chic-fil-A. Perhaps those who lived outside of the southeast, and only ever knew it as Chick-fil-A because the change occurred prior to going national?
Ate chicken biscuits from Chic-fil-A every Saturday morning during football season after team workout and video session. 4 years of looking at those wrappers. Would have been up until about 2006
Speaking of GA... "founded in Hapeville, GA in 1946"
This....I didnt even realize it was Chick Fila ...didnt even know it was a Mandela effect thing till reading this posting.
I ate at Chic-Fila Ate their so many times growing up and it always stuck in my mind as a teen how I thought about the misspelling despite seeing it over and over.
holy smokes
Good morning fren. Welcome to your continued awakening. Yes, that's the same thing that always bothered me about Chic-fil-A, that it seemed like it was misspelled. I'd think, ok it's about chicken, so why they hell did they not include the k? "Chic" just didn't look or sound right, but hey that was how they spelled it. That's why I vividly remember it as such, in my mind mispelled. Yet now it's got the k, spelled more "logically" and "correctly" and yet that's not different from how I absolutely remember it. But "history" will tell you that it's always had a k, and we're just crazy... Wag The Dog.
Yeah, this dude is wack. You can Google Earth Street View back to 2007 and see that our local "Chick-fil-A" was always that. And our "Lucky" was always Lucky, he has a mental problem.
Or you're just wrong and rely far too greatly on the accuracy of "the archives" (mostly, the internet). Do you also trust everything on Wikipedia? 🤔 Watch Wag The Dog. Or a more recent production, check out The Terminal List or as crazy as it sounds, The Flight Attendant. Do some research about memory science, deep fakes and digital manipulation. Expand your thinking fren.
Thank God I save every receipt I’ve ever made a purchase of... you should see how thorough I am with my accounting. What would you like me to send you first, a receipt from 1990 with the word “Lucky” market on it or a 2006 Chick-Fil-A receipt?
And I happened to love The Terminal List. Without doxxing myself I actually worked on WtD a very long time ago... I’ve seen it more than a few times.
Lucky/Luckys doesn't resonate with me. Never heard of it.
2006 Chic-fil-A from which state? Also highly doubt you speak truthfully. Nobody keeps receipts from over 10 years ago, unless it has some kind of special meaning.
Also, the thing about this matrix we live in, if we are dealing with some kind of time travel alteration, as some people suggest is the cause of MEs (think, tv series Timeless), then whatever your "present" receipt now says, may have said otherwise in 2006, prior to whatever may have caused the ripple effect change... again, based on the theory as stated above, which is just one of several
Sorry, have you ever met someone with OCD? I was raised by parents who’s parents where depression era babies. My parents weren’t as obsessed as I was. And yes, for tax purposes we’ve been told to hold on to receipt for at least 7 years. Well, ever since I was a teenager - and had a disposable income - I kept every receipt of every purchase in a shoe box and I never got rid of them! Come at me IRS!
And my bad, sorry, not everyone can be as efficient as you. But, I can tell you what I ate for lunch in 1986 on any day that I purchased food that year... can you do the same? You probably don’t care, and I don’t either. You do you. That said, these receipts became a de facto diary for me. The shoe boxes graduated into FedEx boxes - they stack 7ft high, very neatly in a corner on racks in one of my four 10-20ft temperature controlled storage units. I’m what they call a collector, I collect a lot of shit, vintage movie posters from every era, literally thousands of vinyl records, CDs, movies on VHS, Laser Disc, DVD and Blu Ray. Vintage Star Wars toys and Hot Wheels - I buy them by the pallet (look up “Treasure Hunt” and “Super Treasures”). My favorite thing to collect tho is LEGO sets mint in box. I buy multiples of “most” of what LEGO produces. If I build a set I have to buy even more multiples of said set... it’s a mental problem, I know. It could be worse. I know people I work with that spend all their money on drugs and alcohol and will most likely have nothing in the end to show for it. I look at my “masking” as if I am a librarian, I’m a collector first and a modern day archivist second. Everybody needs a hobby. Mine is collecting, very methodically that is. I have a lot of expenses but thankfully my career in Hollywood has made it very comfortable for me to be able to buy and manage a LOT OF SHIT!
Just because you live your life in a very “economical” way doesn’t mean everyone does the same. I - don’t assume (like you do) that everyone throws away needless receipts from purchases made years, even decades ago. Don’t get me wrong, I run a very neat and tidy ship. I “over” document everything for insurance purposes... my insurance guy loves me, especially once I started to collect actual cars not toy ones - well, my wife refers to them as “toys.” I photograph and have an analog (that’s hand written for the lay people in the room) detailed, written descriptions of every “collectible” purchase I’ve ever made safely stored in three ring binders. These are backed up by Excel spread sheets, that are then backed up on multiple hard drives. These purchases are then photographed - multiple angles - thank GOD for digital photography (I collect cameras too) - part of my business in Hollywood tho, sooo, yeah. If you don’t believe that I’ve kept receipts for decades... your eyes would absolutely pop out of your skull if you saw the total accumulated value of what I collect. I have a self admitted “small problem” that is no concern of yours... but, in the future, my children, when I’m dead and gone... and Wall Street is destroyed - my children will thank me for the wealth that I’ve accumulated for them. I have many recorded video messages for them to watch talking about certain things, purchases I’ve made and the whys and hows - insisting - if they want - to sell everything... obviously keep a LEGO set or two. Ha!
Ironic, that you’re on a “Q” board and you’re surprised to learn that people don’t throw away receipts like you do? You have some awakening still to do.
BTW, you should see the boxes of monthly bills - it’s enormous - my wife actually won that battle and I’m in the process of shredding those. It pains me, but it’s actually therapeutic. It’ll make room for all those damn LEGO sets that they keep making.
If you’re ever in LA and see a sports car with the LEGO ”xxx” license plate (I won’t dox myself, by letting you know the last three characters on the plate), you’ll have to wonder and give me a wave, is that “Crimson?”
In the end, you know what they say about those who assume...
Good day!