I think a lot of these can be explained as wires being crossed with mixed memories. Memories of the Jiffy boxes in the cupboard next to Jif peanut butter might have mixed things up to where people misremember whether there was ever a Jiffy peanut butter.
Chick-fil-A, same thing. Being a kid and thinking “wow that’s a weird way to spell it” about the “fil-A” part and somehow blending it into believing it was about the “Chick” part. Looney Tunes, Froot Loops, Berenstain Bears, all similar processes.
The Sinbad Shazaam movie is almost certainly a mashup of a memories of Shaq’s Kazaam, the Sinbad cartoon movie from 1992, and Sinbad dressing like a Mediterranean/middle eastern pirate in All That.
The thing I cannot explain, though, is the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia. I remember it that way, and I can’t find anything like that.
oh and I guess it needs to be re-executed for when more comments are loaded by scrolling. in that case the already created image elements would double up, but you could just delete the original image link… it is quick and dirty after all
Isn’t Jiffy a brand of quickbake mixes? In the little blue boxes
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I think a lot of these can be explained as wires being crossed with mixed memories. Memories of the Jiffy boxes in the cupboard next to Jif peanut butter might have mixed things up to where people misremember whether there was ever a Jiffy peanut butter.
Chick-fil-A, same thing. Being a kid and thinking “wow that’s a weird way to spell it” about the “fil-A” part and somehow blending it into believing it was about the “Chick” part. Looney Tunes, Froot Loops, Berenstain Bears, all similar processes.
The Sinbad Shazaam movie is almost certainly a mashup of a memories of Shaq’s Kazaam, the Sinbad cartoon movie from 1992, and Sinbad dressing like a Mediterranean/middle eastern pirate in All That.
The thing I cannot explain, though, is the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia. I remember it that way, and I can’t find anything like that.
I assumed Jiffy was a mashup of Jif and Skippy.
pro-tip: putting image URLs in your comment like this:
makes the image show up in your comment rather than just the URLI ended up making a quick tampermonkey script to convert image links to image elements
this probably needs some work on the
isImageUrlfunction but it works for this instance at least haha(function() { Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a')).filter(e => isImageUrl(e.href)).forEach(imageLink => { var imageElement = document.createElement('img'); imageElement.src = imageLink.href; imageLink.after(imageElement); imageLink.style.display = 'none' }); })(); function isImageUrl(input){ var url = new URL(input.toLowerCase()); return url.pathname.endsWith('.jpg') || url.pathname.endsWith('.png') || url.pathname.endsWith('.gif'); }oh and I guess it needs to be re-executed for when more comments are loaded by scrolling. in that case the already created image elements would double up, but you could just delete the original image link… it is quick and dirty after all
edit: V2 is here
(function() { console.log('script loaded'); setInterval(findAndReplaceImageLinks, 10); })(); function findAndReplaceImageLinks(){ Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a')).filter(e => isImageUrl(e.href)).forEach(imageLink => { if (imageLink.classList == 'fst-italic link-dark link-opacity-75 link-opacity-100-hover'){ return; } //console.log(imageLink) var imageElement = document.createElement('img'); imageElement.src = imageLink.href; imageLink.after(imageElement); imageLink.remove(); console.log('image replaced'); }); } function isImageUrl(input){ var url = new URL(input.toLowerCase()); return url.pathname.endsWith('.jpg') || url.pathname.endsWith('.png') || url.pathname.endsWith('.gif'); }Yes, Jiffy is a very popular and inexpensive brand of corn bread mix, in groceries all over down here.
This one is a brand of peanut butter, I believe.