More informal Twitter polls on the Mandela Effect

Regular visitors to my blog know that I've been fascinated by the phenomenon known as the "Mandela Effect" lately. It applies to cases of many people "misremembering" things and events, sometimes in very specific and complex ways, such Nelson Mandela dying in prison. Many people went on Twitter today saying they remember Fidel Castro dying years ago. Personally, I remember him being very sick and having his brother take over for him. At any rate, I often conduct polls on Twitter whenever I suspect a new case of the Mandela Effect. Here are my most recent polls:

#MandelaEffect
In the movie "Risky Business" did Tom Cruise do the "underwear dance"

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 25, 2016

#MandelaEffect
Do you remember the ice cream like treat spelled

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 21, 2016

The #MandelaEffect is when lots of people are sure they remember differently. Do you remember the shoe brand

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 10, 2016

#MandelaEffect: when many are certain they remember things differently. Do you remember the children's book favorite Curious George:

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 3, 2016

#MandelaEffect: when many are certain they remember things differently. Do you remember Mr. Rogers singing, "It's a beautiful day in ..."

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 3, 2016

The #MandelaEffect describes things/events many people remember entirely differently. How do you remember the color chartreuse?

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) November 2, 2016

#MandelaEffect (strangely differing memories)
Do you remember the yellow unflavored lip balm as:

— Jody Paulson (@JodyPaulson) October 31, 2016