Fruit of the Loom Logo History : r/MandelaEffect - Reddit
2017年8月23日 · I've been sceptical of the Mandela Effect until now, but this one I'm 100% certain of. I specifically remember as a kid looking at the Fruit of the Loom logo and asking my dad what the weird horn fruit was, and him telling me it wasn't a fruit, it was a cornucopia, and then explaining what a cornucopia was.
Proof that the Fruit of the loom cornucopia existed - Reddit
2019年2月22日 · I didn't know that the logo was a Mandela. I do screen printing, and my supplier stopped carrying fruit of the loom shirts around 5-6 years ago so maybe that's why I hadn't noticed. I definitely remember the cornucopia in the logo from my childhood, maybe even adulthood. I notice when logos change cause it's just something I notice.
The Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia logo absolutely existed
2024年1月23日 · What bothers me about this Mandela effect is that the cornucopia is exactly what I pictured in my mind. The first time I read that Fruit of the Loom never used one, I thought… okay, I'm going to create a visual image in my head of all of the details I can remember before looking it up, and sure enough the supposedly false memory version (like in this picture) was …
What's going on with the Fruit of the Loom and the cornucopia
2024年1月24日 · The Fruit of the Loom logo is probably the premier "weird" example of this effect; the logo you see in the post you linked is actually wrong. The real logo doesn't have the woven basket or "cornucopia" in the background and the reason it's in the picture is most likely that discussion about this other widely remembered version of the logo has ...
Possible reason for the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia
2021年8月3日 · So, it could be possible that Fruit of the Loom was using the cornucopia logo for years, not realizing their trademark specimen doesn't support the cornucopia, until someone at the company noticed. To avoid any issues with someone trademarking a similar enough logo and taking them to court, they quietly changed the logo and say it was never ...
Here is some mentions of a cornucopia / horn of plenty on the …
Same here. I thought for the longest time that a loom was a cornucopia, simply because of Fruit of the Loom. And I remember when the logo “changed” before I had ever even heard of the Mandela effect - I commented to my mom that they changed the logo and we laughed about how dumb it was to get rid of the basket.
The Fruit of the Loom Logo with the Cornucopia : r/nostalgia
2024年3月19日 · I have a distinct memory of looking at a friend's boxers where we were in early high school (it is very specific as I spoke little english at the time and it took me a while to read and understand the concept behind "Fruit of the Loom", I had no idea what a loom was, nor a cornucopia) the logo included the cornucopia. I remember this like it ...
Fruit of the loom cornucopia : r/MandelaEffect - Reddit
2018年8月22日 · 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 …
The reason people remember the Fruit of the Loom logo having a …
This old fruit of the loom logo with the dark brown leaves surrounding the fruit can easily be misremembered as a cornucopia. The leaves surround the fruit the exact way a cornucopia does, and due to the simplistic/nondescript drawing of the leaves, a lot of people may not have realized these were leaves unless they looked at it closely (and if ...
I tracked down the Flute of the Loom Illustrator and he is an ME ...
2019年6月17日 · The food coming out of the flute is soul food, actually, a ham hock, cabbage, black-eyed peas, etc. I remember when (in my mind) Fruit of the Loom quit using a cornucopia in their logo and switched to just using fruit by itself. It impressed me because I thought the logo looked better with a cornucopia in it.