These 16 People Are Sharing The Time The Mandela Effect Got Them

Our minds are constantly playing tricks on us, and here's the proof.

At this point, I think we've all fallen victim to the Mandela Effect once or twice.

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For those who don't know, the Mandela Effect is when a large group of people believe an event occurred when it did not.

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We asked the BuzzFeed Community about times they've gotten caught up in a Mandela Effect memory, and here's what they shared.

1. "On the double stuffed Oreo packaging, it’s 'double stuf' with one F instead of two, so it’s not 'doubled stuFFED' Oreos, they're 'double stuf Oreos.'"

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—laidedahunsi

2. "Devon Sawa did not exist. The movie Casper existed, sure, but I never heard of Devon Sawa until adulthood."

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"I'm still baffled that he was such a big star because I had no idea he existed. My sister says she had a huge crush on him, which confuses me even more, because my sister and I always went through all the teen magazines picking out the cutest boys, so I absolutely would have remembered him. It's not a huge or widespread Mandela Effect, but it still baffles me."

—arflurer87

3. "JCPenney vs. JCPenny. I swear when I was younger that second ‘e’ wasn’t there. Still bugs me that they changed it!"

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—ellave

4. "That Neil Armstrong is dead. I feel like it should have been such a big deal and more common knowledge that he died, but a lot of people still think he's alive."

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"It happened in 2012, so the only thing I can think of is that it was overshadowed by election coverage."

—monikap6

5. "Bob Barker died, and I grieved him. But this week, he’s turning 99!"

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—michellejackson1

6. "I don’t know if this is a Mandela Effect, but I thought the cheddar flavor of Goldfish crackers was the original flavor. I swear it said 'original cheddar,' and they are the ones that are orange in color."

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"BUT I was watching the YouTube channel Good Mythical Morning, and they tried every goldfish flavor. One was cheddar, and a different one said original??? And the ones labeled original were a very light color. Even the men trying them, Rhett and Link, said they thought the cheddar flavor was the original. That was the first time I’ve seen that original flavor, and there was no ‘original’ on the cheddar package. … Confused me so much!"

—norwaynorthernlights

7. "Fruit of the Loom not actually having a cornucopia in their logo fucked me up for a long time. I swear I remember as a kid doing laundry and seeing their brand with the cornucopia!"

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—congdongracie24

8. "I have a super clear memory of when I was a kid walking in Blockbuster and looking through movies, seeing the cover of Shazaam with Sinbad on it, and my mom asked me if I wanted to watch it, and I put it back on the shelf, and said, 'Maybe next time.'"

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"Still fucks me up because I remember it as clear as watching The Nightmare Before Christmas in school around Halloween a year earlier. I legit didn't even know Kazaam was a thing until I tried looking up Shazaam. It still boggles my mind. Also, it's Bernstein Bears not Bearstain."

—beckichino

9. "For me, I always thought Mister Rogers said, 'It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood' when he came into the house."

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"Later, I find out it’s actually 'it’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood.' And Froot Loops! I always thought it was FRUIT loops; what’s up with FROOT loops."

—stoogelover67

10. "I swear I once saw the Sesame Street pinball counting song go up to 13, but Wikipedia says they only animated to the number 12."

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—joandough

11. "I'm still not over the 'We Are the Champions' Mandela Effect. ... I'll keep singing '...of the world' just because I can lol."

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—aries97

12. "I thought the monopoly man had a monocle because I was confusing him with the peanut man on the Planters peanut cans. In my mind, they are one and the same."

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—grilledcheese93

13. "I was gonna say the bagel chips in Chex Mix, but they brought them back for a limited edition or something just now, and I'm still going, 'I knew it! I knew it!' 'cause I had asked my father, who ate that stuff practically weekly when I was a kid, and he said there were never bagel chips in there."

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"I even googled it, and it said, 'No, bagel chips were never a thing.'

Sadly, the bagel chips weren't as good as I recalled them being. Not worth the dimensional jump, IMO."

—catisdemon

14. "Pikachu did have a black tip on his tail. If he doesn't anymore, someone must be messing with the time stream."

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—grinedel

15. "When I was 11, I would've sworn on my LIFE that the Pussycat Dolls were saying, 'I wanna have boobies,' but listening to it now, it's obviously 'I wanna have GROUPIES.'"

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"I consider it less of a Mandela Effect and more like in The Polar Express when only kids can hear the bells."

—plzbediscreet

16. "This is my own Mandela Effect, but I swear that Ron Livingston used to be on CSI: Miami, yet when I looked at the cast members, he’s not listed, and when I looked at his filmography, there’s no CSI!"

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"I’m losing my mind. I KNOW he was on that show, and his character died or something! Somebody back me up and tell me I’m not crazy. I remember seeing him on Sex and the City and thinking, 'Oh, I know him, he was on CSI: Miami,' but there’s no info about it. Wtf."

—jsq86

These are some big ones, but what about you? Have you been caught by the Mandela Effect? Share your experiences in the comments.