Henry VIII of England holding a turkey leg no longer exists - Mandela Effect

I got the PB boardgame, Masterpiece, as a Christmas gift when I was young. In that game was a render of Henry Viii holding a Turkey leg. I know this for a fact. My siblings used to tease me about my love for Turkey legs at Thanksgiving.

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Just left of Vangough is the Henry Viii. The Turkey leg is gone but his hands are in holding position.

damn!

Nope. He was sitting at a table holding what looked like drumstick.

A problem people have with the Mandela effect being true is that it means this place is not a material solid static place.

But think for a moment:

Why would they do an official royal portrait of a king holding a piece of meat??

I could draw it right now from memory.

Is this all chicken come up with??

I remember the image. I believe it was a promotion for a PBS series in the seventies. The turkey leg was painted in on a famous portrait. That’s seventies humor.

A seventies television portrayal of him shows him holding a turkey leg in his hand and biting the meat from it voraciously at a banquet.

Turkeys are American birds. Henry would not have had a turkey leg unless someone brought him turkeys from America.

I remember the image vividly.

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I remember it clearly, as an Artist my whole life this was one of the paintings I admired a lot, it was the details and realism of the drumstick and how the artist painted it, I often looked closely at the drumstick for inspiration and technique, so yeah it did exist and I remember it clearly, I also remember the jeweled necklace he had on and the crushed velvet black top shirt/coat he was wearing, so much so I can almost recreate it myself. But one of the Mandela effects I know is true, no matter who says what, mirror, it never existed, or whatever your claim against it is, YOU ARE WRONG completely wrong and it DID 100% exist, no matter what you think.

I studied the drumstick closely and even drew it while looking right at it as reference.

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I genuinely believe we can never come to consensus on this.

stupid follows stupid. Anyone over 40 is aware of the portrait in question. Holding a huge turkey leg, looking like a glutton.

As LJS wrote yesterday, properly roast goose is an epicurean delight.

Being as the Mrs. is visiting her seventy year old retired friends at their river house, I've goose roasting for my lunch, to be served in a mushroom sauce with potatoes and what could best be described as a Mexican vegetable dish.

There is no white meat in goose, it's all dark meat, even the breasts.

I'll get a few meals out of it, one must make the most of nature's bounty and know there is room for all.

Just to clear this up. Henry the 8th did behead two of his wives. This much is true.

One died 12 days after childbirth.

As far as I can tell, the other 3 outlived him.

So, only two murdered wives. One dead by childbirth. Three lived.


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A scholarly take on the man:

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