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ttyd remake script made my url obsolete fuck it all

#remembered i had this #sorry i still dont use this site anymore

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#breaking my years long inactivity to reblog this and do nothing else #follow me on twitter @deepbloobersea thanks

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doctor: so are u on any birth control

me: kind of? i guess? idk a witch put a hex on me that made my womb barren after an internet argument, but i’m not sure how effective it is

smallmariofindings

Screens shown at the end of the demo version for Wario: Master of Disguise. This render of Wario is absent from the finished game.

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current mood: that tf2 video of the demoman that misses all 8 stickies, all 4 grenades and all melee swings, his entire team dies, and he waltzes onto the point to win the round

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“Grove” from Guilty Gear XX Accent Core

geniusoflove

obsessed w the shape of that ape

geniusoflove

i did this right before taking a nap earlier n i fell asleep thinking about the shape of the ape

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would give anything to know what your dreams looked like

suppermariobroth

This official artwork of Princess Peach was not created to promote any game in particular, but rather to be used on Nintendo’s official websites. The regular size at which it appears there is relatively small; however, downloadable PDFs from the Play Nintendo section of the Nintendo of America site include a version of it that, when the PDF is decompiled, is revealed to be an infinitely scalable vector rather than a regular raster image.

This allows us to export this artwork at any size in perfect quality, creating a high-definition version of it.

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#mario #she looks good

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certified iconic post

#t hanos

smallmariofindings

The officially licensed 1992 Super Mario Bros. Card Game contains a rare instance of Toad in a hindering rather than helpful role: if a player draws a Toad card (called Mushroom Retainer here, as in the NES Super Mario Bros. manual), that player cannot win the game until that card is in some way discarded or passed to another player. Why an enemy character was not chosen for this negative effect instead is unclear. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Small Findings | Source