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Posted by u/jinglesbobingles 5 years ago 718 Fruit of the loom cornucopia Gold star Archive So this one really hit me hard, like many others on here I was convinced that the cornucopia has disappeared from the famous fruit of the loom logo, and in my mind it's one of the strongest Mandela Effects, because of the left over residual evidence of its existence, coupled with the huge amount of people that are certain it was there, including employees of the company! I've asked a handful of people over the past few days, making sure not to load the question i.e. not asking "Do you remember the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom logo?" but instead asking them to describe it to me without looking it up. Every single person described the fruit and either a cornucopia or a "basket thing". I feel there isn't a plausible explanation for this Mandela effect, people say its because you associate a pile of fruit with a cornucopia, however being from the UK I would not have made this association. I wanted to compile all evidence in one place, if anyone has any they can contribute that I've missed then please comment! 1. Artist recreation of logo; i.imgur.com/nGVVA43.jpg 2) Cancelled TM filed by company mentioning cornucopia; trademarkia.com/fruit-of-the-loom- 73006089.html 3) Fruit of the loom response; imgur.com/a/1 Eq8W2a 4) Logo in "The Ant Bully": imgur.com/a/hcvgpey 5) 2012 article about brand logos; walshcollege.edu/upload/docs/About Us/NewsArticles/05 23 12 Detroit%20Free%20Press Ford's%20 Blue%20Oval,%20other%20corporate%20symbols%20ad%20value,%20experts%20say.pdf 5) Answers.com mentioning horn of plenty; answers.com/Q/What kind of fruits are in the Fruit of the Loom commercials A 6) Frank Wess album cover; imgur.com/a/QRoji6u 7) Newspaper article; imgur.com/a/TA4Ns78

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River Page @river_is_nice This is the only Mandela effect that I've never read a good explanation for. I know what I saw. OF OF FRUIT THE LOOM. FRUIT THE LOOM. 4:36 PM. Jun 28, 2023 2.5M Views ●●●
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Nick Hinton @NickHintonn The Fruit of the Loom logo has never had a cornucopia in the background!! This is another mind bending Mandela Effect. The 'real' logo just doesn't feel right to me. 'OF FRUIT THE LOOM® FRUIT THE LOOM. 11:31 AM - 4 Oct 2019 >
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Posted by u/jinglesbobingles 5 years ago 718 Fruit of the loom cornucopia Gold star Archive So this one really hit me hard, like many others on here I was convinced that the cornucopia has disappeared from the famous fruit of the loom logo, and in my mind it's one of the strongest Mandela Effects, because of the left over residual evidence of its existence, coupled with the huge amount of people that are certain it was there, including employees of the company! I've asked a handful of people over the past few days, making sure not to load the question i.e. not asking "Do you remember the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom logo?" but instead asking them to describe it to me without looking it up. Every single person described the fruit and either a cornucopia or a "basket thing". I feel there isn't a plausible explanation for this Mandela effect, people say its because you associate a pile of fruit with a cornucopia, however being from the UK I would not have made this association. I wanted to compile all evidence in one place, if anyone has any they can contribute that I've missed then please comment! 1. Artist recreation of logo; i.imgur.com/nGVVA43.jpg 2) Cancelled TM filed by company mentioning cornucopia; trademarkia.com/fruit-of-the-loom- 73006089.html 3) Fruit of the loom response; imgur.com/a/1 Eq8W2a 4) Logo in "The Ant Bully": imgur.com/a/hcvgpey 5) 2012 article about brand logos; walshcollege.edu/upload/docs/About Us/NewsArticles/05 23 12 Detroit%20Free%20Press Ford's%20 Blue%20Oval,%20other%20corporate%20symbols%20ad%20value,%20experts%20say.pdf 5) Answers.com mentioning horn of plenty; answers.com/Q/What kind of fruits are in the Fruit of the Loom commercials A 6) Frank Wess album cover; imgur.com/a/QRoji6u 7) Newspaper article; imgur.com/a/TA4Ns78

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