13 Things You Might Not Know About Super Mario Bros 3
Super Mario Bros 3 quickly became a fan favorite when it came out in 1988 because of one main thing- the Tanooki Suit! The addition of a suit that allowed Mario to glide through the air and look like a cute raccoon at the same time made gamers grin with glee, and gave Mario a unique sense of style he never had before.
The Frog and Hammer suits are pretty cool too, but did you know Mario was originally going to have access to a Centaur suit?
Apparently the game designers felt Mario dressed up like a raccoon and a frog was all the horsing around gamers could handle! *kneeslapper*
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Their handlers make sure they know how to smile. Soros is getting his money's worth!
Seriously, the man has found a smile that works and has it down to perfection. I fail to see what the surprise is here.
also it's not photoshopped...these are pictures from the same day. duh.
I'm convinced that it is probably a benign photoshop job, in order to give each guest a nice photo with the President.
We think those folks get botox and plastic surgery.
But in fact they get the newest nano-bots injected that by remote control get signal X for Photogenic Smile Nr. 02 and they pull at eaxactly the correct muscles and tissue for that particular smile.
But that is still all very Hush-Hush Higly Classyfied Red Tape and all that. So we're not supposed to know that...
I think his choice of smile is pretty good.
But was the lab located in the US or Indonesia?
This is almost as much fun as watching him deliver a speech. Tennis match anyone?