A horrible beast follows me in my dreams now.
Every night,Sarah Shevon Archives I awake in terror, awash with sweat, heart pounding. I grip the bedding around me, trying to ground myself from the too-real horrors I just awoke from.
He's inside my head now, an image emblazoned on my conscience that I can never escape. A beast so familiar and yet a complete stranger, twisted by some sort of cruel instrument that has left him nothing but a dreadful shell of his former self.
It's-a-him, Shaved Mario.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.SEE ALSO: Are Toad and Toadette bumping uglies?
For some reason, a human being used technology, technology that has been developed over decades to spur human connectivity and creativity, to produce this hairless version of the most iconic character in video games.
It's unnerving. It's repugnant. It's a vile misuse of resources.
Luckily, it seems that most of humanity has rejected this image, responding with very appropriate revulsion.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
One generous person tried to cover up Shaved Mario with various forms of facial hair, but each attempt is more confounding than the last. (Click on that last one for a surprise.)
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Nothing is sacred. No shred of humanity remains unsullied. We are all damned to this existence.
Topics Gaming Nintendo Photoshop X/Twitter
HBO promos give us a peek at new 'Game of Thrones' costumesGoogle takes on fake news with 'Fact Check' tags in Search and NewsLiterally anything could replace Twitter at this point and we'd be better offFinally, a 'silent taxi' service for people who hate making painful small talkAd tech startup InMobi becomes India's second profitable unicornFinally, a 'silent taxi' service for people who hate making painful small talkiPad 2017 review: Good becomes perfect at $329Easter eggs now come in unicorn form because the world is a magical placeTesla blog post declares the Model S superior to the Model 3Uber wants to make flying cars cheaper than owning a regular oneGoogle takes on fake news with 'Fact Check' tags in Search and NewsYou can now buy a 40 of rosé because we've reached peak roséXbox's 'Project Scorpio' brings heftier specs than any other consoleSolange Knowles asked Twitter for an unexpected favor and thank goodness the internet deliveredFans of a TV show discovered 4 planets in only 48 hoursLiterally anything could replace Twitter at this point and we'd be better offLiterally anything could replace Twitter at this point and we'd be better offThere's now an animated poopAnother small step for Facebook in its giant leap to fight fake newsTesla blog post declares the Model S superior to the Model 3 Hyperloop One test track is finished. When can we ride it? What if the next iPhone was also a throwback to the first iPhone? Finally, a 'silent taxi' service for people who hate making painful small talk Facebook M is finally here, and it sounds a lot like Clippy Solange Knowles asked Twitter for an unexpected favor and thank goodness the internet delivered Mastodon the band’s response to Mastodon the platform is metal AF It's official: People are having sexual fantasies about their digital voice assistants Uber wants to make flying cars cheaper than owning a regular one Google takes on fake news with 'Fact Check' tags in Search and News Another small step for Facebook in its giant leap to fight fake news Police drones will watch over runners at this year's Boston Marathon Teen promposes to Emma Stone by epically recreating 'La La Land' opening number iPad 2017 review: Good becomes perfect at $329 Jake Johnson wants you to watch 'Win It All,' but only if it makes you happy Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill and Oprah named among this year's Disney Legends People are stunned by Brian Williams' praise for Trump's missile strike Ad tech startup InMobi becomes India's second profitable unicorn This man makes amazing surreal animations from famous artwork MashReads Podcast: 'Goodbye Days' dives into the messy feelings of young grief Autonomous electric truck startup looks to change freight transport
2.6615s , 10108.46875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Sarah Shevon Archives】,Defense Information Network