Toad I get, but why left shark? My minds blanking on the reason
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I get the sharks, but not the toads; is he afraid of those too?
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Oh, the mushroom from the videogame!
(I never played Mario Kart so I don’t know the characters by name.)
Thanks!
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(Also the old animated cartoon. Perhaps apropos, he had a whiny voice.)
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We didn’t have a Nintendo growing up, or any other system.
Never checked for any of that IP, (though my kid brother did eventually get a Gameboy that I played Tetris on occasionally.)
By the time I was old enough to afford a home gaming system, I was no longer interested in having one; I was too busy living my life in 3D meat-space.
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Yeah, there is a significant gap there at what, about 40 or so? Maybe a little later. In my youth, home video games were Pong on a Tandy set-up or Dino Wars on my first Radio Shack Color Computer. Nothing all that engaging. Whole different animal now.
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“More time to prepare”??? How could they not have had a plan for this already? Even if they didn’t think it would ever be needed, being prepared for whatever might happen is kind of their thing, isn’t it?
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His SS detail are hand picked true believers. They will stall as much as they can for their jeebus.
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Biden should reassign all the maga agents to non protective jobs. They can go track counterfeiters.
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Or assign them to the GSO washing SUV’s for the remainder of their careers.
Clean rides are important.
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Cross-posted from one of the other BB trump threads…
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Does Beau still think it’s a weak case…? Not as weak as he once thought it was…
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Bragg said during a press conference on April 4, 2023, that New York law does not require him to list the underlying crimes in the indictment.
I don’t think even Perry Mason whipped-out surprise crimes in the middle of a trial. 
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Perry wasn’t a prosecutor. He doesn’t whip out any crimes.
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The New York law that T**** is charged with doesn’t care what the underlying crime is - what it criminalizes is the cover-up. Falsifying business records is the crime, and it rises from a misdemeanor to a felony when the falsification is done to hide a crime. It doesn’t matter whether the underlying crime is murder or an illegal lemonade stand.
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Dominoes
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