@mycya4me@show_the_maw
This is an ecommerce/entertainment site. Stuff your political shit. It’s tiring.
Bush 2 was 4 presidents ago. Is that still up your butt? There will probably be enemas for sale on Morning Save soon, if not now.
Presidents have been lying, probably since the days of George Washington, cherry tree or not.
That doesn’t mean I want to hear complaints of Obama, Trump, or Biden, all of whom have “mispoke” at one time or another.
@mycya4me@phendrick@show_the_maw Congrats, you just spent time writing ~75 words retorting to a 7-word comment. Which might have gone unnoticed otherwise. Meanwhile nothing in response to indifferentdude’s political comment in the shirt thread. At least spread your indignation around equally or quit pretending to be impartial.
@thismyusername As a bonus, that even shows the Monopoly man! (best shot is immediately after the cut at 0:46)
It’s a little too washed out to see much, though.
In 2016, Little Debbie renamed “Nutty Bars” to “Nutty Buddy,” changing the product name to match the wrong name people had been using for decades.
Presumably McKee Foods was able to purchase the “Nutty Buddy” trademark after the “Nutty Buddy” ice cream cones went out of production.
The name change blew my mind, but only a few of the people I mentioned it to noticed, or even realized they weren’t always “Nutty Buddy.”
Kid Rock used to be a Rap-Rock singer from Detroit, not a country singer
@TheGreatNico
When you grow up in the Detroit area that one’s kinda obvious. You listened to him rap before you herd his country shit.
American solders deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan were born after 9/11
@show_the_maw Plus Bush2 lied to start the War.
@mycya4me @show_the_maw
This is an ecommerce/entertainment site. Stuff your political shit. It’s tiring.
Bush 2 was 4 presidents ago. Is that still up your butt? There will probably be enemas for sale on Morning Save soon, if not now.
Presidents have been lying, probably since the days of George Washington, cherry tree or not.
That doesn’t mean I want to hear complaints of Obama, Trump, or Biden, all of whom have “mispoke” at one time or another.
@show_the_maw But that one’s true, although disconcerting.
@mycya4me @phendrick @show_the_maw
Congrats, you just spent time writing ~75 words retorting to a 7-word comment. Which might have gone unnoticed otherwise. Meanwhile nothing in response to indifferentdude’s political comment in the shirt thread. At least spread your indignation around equally or quit pretending to be impartial. 
The cornucopia has to number one.
@zhicks1987 Yeah, it’s tough to get past that one.
@thismyusername As a bonus, that even shows the Monopoly man! (best shot is immediately after the cut at
0:46)It’s a little too washed out to see much, though.
@ZeroCharisma My brother had a bunch of those books. I remember us pronouncing the name as “Berenstain,” so I guess I didn’t succumb to that one.
I prefer contemplating this (misspelled) Mandella:
Take your pick:
https://parade.com/1054775/marynliles/mandela-effect-examples/
Think I want a pack so I can be big and strong.
@cfg83 Oops, wrong thread! Sorry!
@cfg83 No, that’s a great example.
Gandi was assassinated in Birla House.
In Baseball, a tie goes to the runner.
The actual rule states that a tie goes to the ball.
@cac303 Bow ties, surely.
Take you pick
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/entertainment/g28438966/mandela-effect-examples/
SINBAD WAS A GENIE AND YOU CAN’T CHANGE MY MIND
@DocJRoberts Phlbtbtbtbtbtbtb.
In 2016, Little Debbie renamed “Nutty Bars” to “Nutty Buddy,” changing the product name to match the wrong name people had been using for decades.
Presumably McKee Foods was able to purchase the “Nutty Buddy” trademark after the “Nutty Buddy” ice cream cones went out of production.
The name change blew my mind, but only a few of the people I mentioned it to noticed, or even realized they weren’t always “Nutty Buddy.”
@Limewater Either way, they were pretty awful in my opinion, so for folks like me, it was an IDGAFF moment.
“Houston, we have a problem.”
It was actually “OK, Houston, we’ve had a problem here.” The statement is then repeated as “Houston, we’ve had a problem.”