Chocalate truth vs Mandela Effect – PROOF Forrest said “Life WAS like…”
Was it WAS, or was it IS life a box of chocolates? Now in question is whether Forrest Gump’s first famous quote about life and chocolate based on what his mother used to say is being debated, but hotly contested because of the original screenply dialogue. The Mandela Effect is a growing phenomena which may take the stage in presence as a hot topic occluding the stagnant Flat Earth movement now dead because of occult infiltration.
Some remember, “My Momma always said, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” The speculation script before turning into a working film script uses the word WAS, but so too was the word WAS in the original Dec 18, 1992 first draft of Forrest Gump by Eric Roth. People swear that Darth Vader actually said “Luke…. I am your father” opposing the current head shaking wonderment in which Darth now says, “No, I am your father”.
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Mama said, “Life was just a box of chocolates…” 1992
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The debated screenplay has a contextual change to the original 1st draft, but it maintains the past tense of the word is as WAS.
When Forrest’s mother tells him the saying, she states it in the present tense using the word “is”.
“My Momma always said, “Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” 1994
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Charla: Lee, what do you think about the Mandela Effect?
Lee: I proved the Mandela Effect to be a Hoax. My contribution is at /alternative/2016/06/chocalate-truth-vs-mandela-effect-proof-forrest-said-life-was-like-3368411.html and it only occurs in the US that people note this phenomena. No other country. No instances found of the dictionary or encyclopedia suggest the effect can’t possibly be true if its selective.
Charla: Your article didn’t address the totality of the issue. This occurred to me though. When a company files a Chapter 7 they can start all over by renaming the business, that might include the products too. With a longterm bad economy, maybe these slight product changes are due to that, and remarketing the same products. Companies Renamed To Hide From Bad Reputations We’ve all seen company name changes like Cingular to AT&T and WWF to WWE. Sometimes these changes are funny, like how Radio Shack wants to become “The Shack.” Sometimes though, the company makes the change in an effort to distract customers from something really bad.
Lee: You hit the mark. Bernstein bears name change was due to a copyright infringement that wasn’t made public. Only in this country does this happen for corporate reputation and product stability.
Charla: Bingo!
Lee: And they do it quietly for product reliability, keep controversy to a minimum, etc.
Charla: It would be cool to update your article by pointing that out. I guess we are still in the same reality f_cking it up as usual. — Not you and I..
Lee: That article is passed and nobody looks at it. But, I’ll do it anyway… I’ll post our convo, how’s that?
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