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Handmaids tale commercial 2019 first quarter
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Handmaids tale commercial 2019 first quarter

I remember at the end of the commercial they lady was wearing a mask. I distinctly remember thinking how can she breathe in that mask. I was actually so traumatized by the commercial, I got up and physically left the room. This was also in a time when I remember TiVo could retroactively and remotely update files on your TiVo. So I thought they did some predictive programming, then went back and changed it on everyone’s DVR. I was hoping there was someone older whom may have recorded the Super Bowl on a vhs tape or something. Do you remember seeing a mask at the end of the 2019 Super Bowl Handmaids tale in the first quarter?

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u/ZRich0 — 8 days ago

Tron: Ares Intro

So… I remember going to the theaters and watching tron: Ares, like it was yesterday. I LOVED it because of ONE thing. The intro.. it was epic.

I got one of those seats that vibrates and moves around to enhance the experience.

Here’s my Mandela effect…

I remember that as the intro is happening a phenomenal sequence where a red laser effect sweeps over and illuminates the traditional Disney castle logo in stark, glowing red. As this happened, the song End of line by daft punk was played, and it was absolutely EPIC.

Now… apparently the song end line by daft punk was NEVER played in the intro, this cannot be real, I remember it SO vividly. Even AI is telling me that it was a different song.

Does anyone have any memory of this, for those who watched it in theaters??

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u/Thefruitiestloop — 12 days ago

A Certain Street Changed/Glitched After One Month

My sister and I got off the train at a station in City A. The weird thing is, the street outside the station and the place where we came out were different and unfamiliar.

basically, our true exit and the mall is flipped.

the left and right sidewalk is vertical. | | the station is horizontal ----

wrong way

old exit | |

**********----

**********| | new exit

******************mall

old way:

train → right side of the station→old exit -> left sidewalk → go straight-> go left -> mall

new:

train → right side of the station→old exit -> left sidewalk →go straight ->far from the mall. mall is behind us. google-map said so.

train → left side of the station → different exit → left sidewalk ->go straight-> left→ mall.

first and middle part of the sidewalk is different. middle part into last part fo sidewalk is the same as before.

it is really impossible for a city to change its structure that drastically in just one month. The size of the sidewalks, the turns, the benchs(there was no benchs), other elements/objects, the building beside the sidewalk, were all seemed different.

When we first got off the train, in our old exit, our path to the mall is wrong when we check google map.

new exit, We had to cross through the station, which was weird because, before, we didn't get off there. This time, we also went out through a different exit(new exit).

Anyway, the structure of the surrounding area and the streets had really changed. We got confused about which side of the sidewalk we were supposed to take, so we went back into the station.

The usual way to get to the mall is: after getting off the train, we would take the left-side sidewalk, go straight, and then turn left toward the mall. Basically, the left sidewalk + the left station exit was the route we always took.

But this time, that route was wrong.

We had to go in the other direction through the station, but somehow it led to a different exit. It was so weird. It was still the left sidewalk, but it was a 'different' left-side station exit.

The train station itself has elevated tracks/rails, so the general structure is very obvious. The left, middle, and right sections of the station are still the same, almost like they're "stuck" in place. That's why the changes around it were even more noticeable.

The last parts of the streets toward our destination, the mall, were similar to how I remembered them. But the beginning parts were different.

It genuinely felt like I was subtly in a different universe.

Even the walking distance felt different. My sister said it felt faster to get to the mall, but the walk home felt longer to her. I thought the walk felt longer overall compared to last month.

That day, my sister also said that the area looked different, too. So I'm pretty sure it wasn't just me imagining things.

But today, I asked her, "Did it actually change, or is our memory just bad?"

She said, "Maybe it's just my bad memory."

But my sister isn't that forgetful, in my opinion. -_- She's actually the one who remembers things that I don't remember.

i asked her "is our exit different from last month?"

she said "i don't know :/ "she is unamused and she doesn't care(like she always do smh)

I genuinely think the street looked and felt different. I've never experienced anything like this before.

TL;DR: My sister and I returned to a familiar train station after a month, but the surrounding streets, sidewalks, exits, and route to the mall seemed different. The station itself was still the same, but the area around it felt like a different version of the place. We both noticed it at the time, although my sister now thinks it might just be bad memory.

What do you think actually happened? Was it just bad memory/lack of attention, or could this have been a glitch/jumping timelines/etc?

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u/ArifahLaridni — 12 days ago

Places that never existed

I have 2 places from my childhood that everyone I've asked say never existed. The first one is a local pizza place that I remember being called Casa Luna Pizza. I clearly remember the sign by the road: an outline of a yellow moon in the lower right corner and a caricature of a woman holding a pan of pizza in the upper right. There IS a pizza place at that location (and always has been from what I can tell, albeit under different names), but I seem to be the only one who remembers it being called Casa Luna.

The other one is far more striking to me: there was a Dairy Queen locally as well. It was a brazier store before I think they were even called that. Anyway, I can until this day draw up a floor plan of it. I won't bore you with all the details, but the significant part was the toy & candy store to the right of the main restaurant in the vestibule they sold a wide assortment of penny candy as well as other more expensive items, and they also sold a variety of small toys and marionettes that used to hang from the ceiling.

Again, I seem to be the lone person that remembers it. Both of my parents passed years ago, and even if they didn't I probably wouldn't have received much information from them (they were 87 & 89 at the time). I've tried Googling the location with no mention of a DQ existing there, but just looking at the building itself.. it just screams DQ to me. The only thing I haven't done is check the property records at the courthouse - if the nearest parking lot wasn't a quarter mile away I probably would've done it by now. Well, that's about it.. thanks for your time.

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u/IndridKole — 13 days ago