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We all know that Mario got his name because of Mario Segali. But what about Luigi?
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Nintendo probably just picked the name because they needed a common Italian name for Mario's brother.
Time slowed and Reality bent.
But on and on the Eggman went.
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With five letters.
"Walk softly and carry a Super Scope."
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I agree with both TheEggMan and Screech.
~*Sometimes I dream I''m being carried away by a giant squirrel... so does that make me a nut?*~
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TEM and Screech are quite correct.
The Andorian Mining Consortium runs from no one.
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Ditto.
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I also agree.
Time slowed and Reality bent.
But on and on the Eggman went.
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I agree with all the posts except the first one.
I''m not dead, I''m electroencephalographically challenged.
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I agree with n/a.
Or is it?... *shifts eyes supiciously*
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You can't agree with the first post, anyway, because it's not a stated opinion, it's a question.
I agree with myself, because I already knew that. "Luigi's Pastaria" is an excellent restaurant, too!
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Mario`s adventure is over for now, but,
Mario`s dream lives forever...
Dream on, Mario... dream on.
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I happen to agree with the first post.
"Griddle cakes, hotcakes, pancakes, and flapjacks; Why is it we have four words for "grilled batter" but only one word for "love"?"- George Carlin
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I AGREE WITH NO ONE! (other people agree with me)
Okay, that wasn't as funny as it seemed it would be. Anyway, Luigi who? Luigison. (or "LuigisAn" as it was supposed to be)
That wasn't funny either.
I give up.
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Luigison reminds me of the guy on the webcomic Elf Only Inn named Lord of Dorkness, because of a typo.
“I’m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven.â€
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What's wrong with agreeing with a question?
I''m not dead, I''m electroencephalographically challenged.
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I agree with n/a.
"Griddle cakes, hotcakes, pancakes, and flapjacks; Why is it we have four words for "grilled batter" but only one word for "love"?"- George Carlin
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I agree! ^_^ WITH NUNYA!!!!! \_/ They got Mario from Segali, but what's next door to the Nintendo company is the story! Luigi's name was from a Pizza Place called Luigi Mario's!
Resurrection! BWAHA BURP! (scuse me!) ~If this is against the rules, tell me and I'll stop.
TMK fan since three years ago!
Edited by - Master Mario on 1/25/2005 11:24:32 PM
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Luigi is a very common name in Italy, isn't it?
I am a pure Super Mario lover!!
...and in no point in the future will he ever be abandonded by me!
I will even drawn the best Super Mario comics ever to exist!!
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I think so, it tends to be the stereotypical Italian name, when you think of Italian names, Luigi tend to be one of the first to jump to mind (exculding any Mario relation).
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Actually, there's a pizza place near here and the owner's name is Luigi. How come I've never thought about that.
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I thought I read somewhere that in Japan the pronunciation of Luigi is "Ruiji", which is the Japanese word for "similar". That, added to the things mentioned before, may have had to do with the naming of Luigi. (After all, he was first just a recoloring of Mario, so he was certainly similar to him.)
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I bet Nintendo were very lazy during the production of Mario Bros. way back when...
I am a pure Super Mario lover!!
...and in no point in the future will he ever be abandonded by me!
I will even drawn the best Super Mario comics ever to exist!!
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I think it had more to do with hardware limitations in the 80's than lazyness.
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Dang Jackie, I don''t want to kiss a short, pale and poor girl.
-Michael Kelso, That 70''s show_
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Um, yeah. They needed another generic Italian name that was five letters long.
"Don’t look into car headlights and freeze, because you might get run over or shot."
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I agree, Chupperson Weird. But Waluigi-- what on Earth were they thinking???
Actually, I saw a Mario War game on floppy disks, and it had a screen shot. It used the Mario Bros Battle (In the SMA games) Mario graphics, and Wario was named Fabio. Actually, that would have been better than Wario!
''If Timmy has seven apples and Peter has five apples, why don''t they just shut up and eat?''
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No wonder my nickname is Foad. ;P
“Hey, lemme borrow your bike. C’mon, I’ll give you some chips.â€
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Warui (Japanese for "bad") + Ruigi (Japanese for Luigi) = Waruigi (Waluigi).
Seriously now, it's not that hard to write out "Japanese," is it?
Also, it is said to come from Ijiwaru, meaning something along the lines of bad-tempered, I believe.
~CW
Edited by - Chupperson Weird on 2/10/2005 9:48:51 PM