Comments | nuleadman: Strange satisfaction

nuleadman

Strange satisfaction

Feb 17, 2004 00:50

OK, I don't know if I should be worried or not. But I just experienced some of the strongest satisfaction I have ever experienced because I got all 120 stars on Mario 64. I think I should be worried. I'm never going to mature and I'm never going to get a job and my life will suck forever...all because of Mario. Damn you, you wop plumber. ( Read more... )

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kaypea February 17 2004, 09:24:11 UTC

there is something extremely satisfying about getting all 120 stars.You feel like there is nothing that game can throw at you that you can't handle. Have you been to the top of the castle yet?

Re: precioussss February 17 2004, 10:54:21 UTC

Haha, those damned stars stole my boyfriend from me. We went up to the castle, and had fun watching yoshi commit suicide. WOOHOOO! Man, KP, i've been fricking listening to FF music on the radio ALLLLL DAY! i get home on the 13th of march. See me, dood.

Re: kaypea February 17 2004, 18:50:31 UTC

I will if you call me.....

anonymous February 17 2004, 11:06:38 UTC

This reminds me of a very famous Gary Larson comic:
The scene has two parents looking over their childs shoulders as he is playing Mario 1. The parents are dreaming about possible want ads that read, "Can you save the Princess? $75,000 + house." etc. The tagline reads, "Parents Dreams."
Makes ya think, doesn't it?

-Matt

Re: nuleadman February 17 2004, 21:18:47 UTC

Works kinda the same with musicians. Can you play trumpet? Jack squat + lean-to. "Parent's nightmares"

chestermolestme February 18 2004, 19:12:32 UTC

My cousin Emily is 24, and she ended up crying tears of joy when she got the 120 stars on Mario 64.

I'm serious.