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originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: dug88
I would agree with this ‘Mandela’. However, the two children reiterating it wrong, is probably where we didn’t absorb what he really said, in the first place. Hence, you and I remembering it differently.
Good catch though. I always thought he said ‘ET phone home’.
originally posted by: galadofwarthethird
a reply to: dug88
Well, could be that you shifted into another yet very similar dimension were ET home phone.
Or could be somebody quipped with that particular vid you linked.
Or maybe you did not watch the rest of it. Either way, 1982 was when the movie came out. Its been a while I bet since anybody watched that movie.
Watch the scene, after pointing at the window he says the dialog everybody remembers. But still, pretty weird as ya, everybody remembers him pointing to the window and saying ET phone home.
Or it could be that the universe is running out of hardrive space to store all this junk data out there, in this universe, and well who knows what the universal memory works on, possibly RAM. And like a videos online from so long long ago, or data on storage equally as long, everything slowly just degrades over time.
Here it is, skip ahead and just watch after the window scene, he says, ET phone home. So who knows.
originally posted by: DictionaryOfExcuses
a reply to: dug88
I can not watch the vid. I am with the family and they're watching some gad awful thing with shatner.
I remember it that "phone home" and "home phone" are both spoken, but possibly in different scenes. It is part of how ET develops language, babbling and putting words together in nonsensical combinations.
originally posted by: galadofwarthethird
Or it could be that the universe is running out of hardrive space to store all this junk data out there, in this universe, and well who knows what the universal memory works on, possibly RAM.
originally posted by: galadofwarthethird
a reply to: Blue Shift
Oh, there are better more perplexing Mandela effects out there, but this ET scene is not one of them.