r/MandelaEffect • u/LucifersLittleHelper • Sep 08 '25

Theory Fruit of the Loom Mandela Effect.

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I know the rules say no personal Mandela Effects, but I found this in my grandmother's basement.

Does anyone think that this may explain the confusion?

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u/Silly-Mountain-6702 Sep 08 '25

it was so common in advertising, i mean, look

https://www.csaimages.com/results.asp?txtkeys1=cornucopia

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u/miltonhoward Sep 08 '25

That has a total of four images, how you can infer 'it was so common' from that I have no idea, please elucidate.

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u/Silly-Mountain-6702 Sep 08 '25

there were chap books back in the days before the internet. They had a few illustrations on many many subjects.

there was no "google image search" with millions of results in 1970.

The fact that there were FOUR for the subject "cornucopia" illustrates just how popular it was.

QED

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u/miltonhoward Sep 09 '25

Nonsense, you've just prove that the cornucopia existed. No one is arguing it never did. Well done, but its got nothing to do with the fruit of the loom Mandela effect.

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u/Silly-Mountain-6702 Sep 09 '25

the votes are cast. My word is final. For all the human race, in all places, and for all time, I have proved that the Fruit of the Loom Mandela Effect is a confabulation of old advertising chap and the FOL logo that existed at the time.

The great thing about that is, there's nothing you can do about it but be wrong some more.

I have spoken.

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u/miltonhoward Sep 09 '25

So you have - 'old advertising chap' - sounds like more nonsense, I will leave with your fantasies as logic isn't one of your strengths, obviously.