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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Here are some other examples of the Mandela Effect: 
"Mirror, mirror on the wall":
People often misquote the Snow White line as "Mirror, mirror on the wall," but the actual line is "Magic mirror on the wall". 
"Shazaam" movie:
Many people remember a Sinbad movie called "Shazaam" where he plays a genie, but no such movie exists. The movie Kazaam, starring Shaquille O'Neal, is often confused with the non-existent "Shazaam". 
"Looney Toons" vs. "Looney Tunes":
Many people remember the cartoon series as "Looney Toons" with two "o"s, but the correct spelling is "Looney Tunes". 
"Froot Loops" vs. "Fruit Loops":
The cereal is officially called "Froot Loops," but many remember it as "Fruit Loops". 
"Oscar Meyer" vs. "Oscar Mayer":
The hot dog brand is actually "Oscar Mayer," but many misremember it as "Oscar Meyer". 
The Fruit of the Loom logo:
Many people remember the logo including a cornucopia, but it has never actually been part of the official logo. 
Number of US states:
Many people mistakenly believe there are 52 US states, possibly due to the inclusion of Washington D.C. or Puerto Rico in their understanding of US territories, or perhaps due to a misremembered image of the US flag with 52 stars in a Star Trek episode. 
Nelson Mandela's death:
The Mandela Effect is named after the false memory that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s, when in reality he was released in 1990 and later became president. [/quote][/quote]

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