Difference between revisions of "Super Mario Portal Attack"
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It all started when [[Parakarry]] found the website, and took notice of the website's myriads of horribly-done fangames. He posted them on the board for comedic value. | It all started when [[Parakarry]] found the website, and took notice of the website's myriads of horribly-done fangames. He posted them on the board for comedic value. | ||
| − | ADD ON HERE, | + | It wasn't long before a few MFGGers went over to the forum of that website and began to pester the people there, mocking their low-caliber contests among other things. |
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| + | However, once [[Slam the Chao]] posted the direct link to their forum, all hell opened up and many more members began to swarm their board. Among them were Binky, Eno, Naoshi and SMM. | ||
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| + | Eventually Parakarry registered as a member there to issue an apology on behalf of the MFGGers, saying that he just posted the fangames that he thought were laughably bad and that others members did what they did afterward. | ||
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Revision as of 20:10, 31 May 2006
The Super Mario Portal attack was an event that took place in INPUT YEAR HERE
It all started when Parakarry found the website, and took notice of the website's myriads of horribly-done fangames. He posted them on the board for comedic value.
It wasn't long before a few MFGGers went over to the forum of that website and began to pester the people there, mocking their low-caliber contests among other things.
However, once Slam the Chao posted the direct link to their forum, all hell opened up and many more members began to swarm their board. Among them were Binky, Eno, Naoshi and SMM.
Eventually Parakarry registered as a member there to issue an apology on behalf of the MFGGers, saying that he just posted the fangames that he thought were laughably bad and that others members did what they did afterward.
ADD ON HERE, PLEASE
