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Chapter 1
Once there was a house built far away and his name is gizmo. He posted flipnotes to Flipnote Hatena. Then he tried to make a flipnote. Sneak Peek: Why you buttnugget aren't doing this! It's all stupid of unlocking flipnotes!
Chapter 2
gizmo has been creating flipnotes over 9000 times. HATENA EAR DUMMYS is one.
Chapter 3
1000 of them are 100% stupid. He LOL'd 1,000,000 times until 2012 came and exploded a minute ago
Random Stuff
:D Moments
I AM THE CHEESE! I AM THE BEST CHARACTER ON THE SHOW!! I AM BETTER THAN BOTH THE SALAMI AND THE BOLOGNA COMBINED!!
GIZMO flipz
TV company
Flip TV is a television channel based on flipnotes.
N Stickem Oil 01:05+1,427 L151talkcontribs (Created page with "{{item infobox |image=100px |description=''"Wildly sticky oil from Face Rock on Allsand Island. Real, real sticky.."'' |first_appearance=''Mario & Luigi: Brothership'' (2024) }} '''Stickem Oil''' is a key item in ''Mario & Luigi: Brothership''. It's a sticky, goopy oil located at Face Rock on the northern end of Allsand Island, and essential to Technikki's plan to break through the wall surroundin...")Tag: Disambiguation links
N Talk:Untitled Donkey Kong Motion Picture 00:45+415 ILoveBFDI1215talkcontribs (Created page with "== So... where is this page? == Back in July 2025 the trademark for a ''Donkey Kong'' movie was filed by Universal Pictures. Now five months later this page still hasn't been created and where is it at? https://www.ign.com/articles/nintendo-has-filed-a-copyright-notice-for-an-untitled-donkey-kong-motion-picture ~~~~")
Super Mario Maker (stage) 00:40+12 Salmancertalkcontribs (Ultimate availability sentence moved to the end of the prose part of the article. Why? Please tell me the name of the song that plays in ground levels of Super Mario World as described by Super Smash Bros. Trying to square the circle of Smash for 3DS/Wii U and Smash Ultimate having differently formatted names while respecting that names should be written as they are at time of release is impossible. With this change, the article can prioritize 3DS/Wii U formatting.)
m Grifty 00:31−82 Jdtendotalkcontribs (Fixing References section + "Buu Huu" is the German name of Boo, which takes a "s" here because it's in the genitive case, which means that it's unrelated to a German word for "house")Tags: Mobile editAdvanced mobile edit
Ground Pound Down 23:59+1,194 Salmancertalkcontribs (Revert prose to 17:15, February 10, 2025 revision, while retaining 19:41, December 20, 2025/05:28, December 21, 2025 revision addition. Also respects change of combining intro, gameplay, and ending sections into one overview section)
Raccoon Mario 23:57−35 Scrooge200talkcontribs (→Paper Mario: The Origami King: Not true, it has the same six-frame window for each tier as Hammers, Hurlhammers, Fire Flowers, and Ice Flowers (Jumps work differently and POW Blocks can only be failed or Excellent). Looked into data_btl.elf.zst to prove this)
Super Mario Maker (stage) 23:45+1,076 Salmancertalkcontribs (This isn't quite a reversion to the prose of the 12:19, September 4, 2024 revision, there are some changes made to the text, but that is basically the intent of this revision. It is incorporating non-prose changes from later edits though, and I guess the citations can stay. Start Block description is cut, because the Start Block article exists, but new sentence added for it's mechanics.)
Upload log22:15Dominoestalkcontribs uploaded File:DKB Chart Burger Switch.png ({{aboutfile |1=Isolated asset for chart purposes. '''Please do not include in galleries or integrate into major asset categories'''. |2=Screenshot taken by {{User|Dominoes}}. |4=Cropped to content. }} {{template-image}})
m Boo Statue 22:05+7 Salmancertalkcontribs (about template has a minor phrasing change and the link's destination is changed to match "Kingdom Builder items" -> "buildings and decorations")
m Piranha Plant Field 21:56−49 Salmancertalkcontribs (changed link to use new (okay not really at this point) Purple Coin Pipe page instead of the building list)
m Make the Cut! 21:54−45 Salmancertalkcontribs (changed link to use new (okay not really at this point) Black Coin Pipe page instead of the building list. Link to castle)
Chase the Snaking Coins 21:53−77 Salmancertalkcontribs (changed link to use new (okay not really at this point) Pink Coin Pipe page instead of the building list. Removing extraneous Kingdom Builder clause)
N Super Donkey Kong Pachinko 21:51+1,264 Nelsonictalkcontribs (Created page with "{{another language|Japanese}} {{game infobox |name=Super Donkey Kong Pachinko |image=250px |publisher=Starship Co., Ltd. |release={{flag list|Japan|1995<ref name="Pachinko">{{file link|Super Donkey Kong Pachinko.jpg|Box}}</ref>}} |platforms={{wp|Pachinko}} machine }} '''Super Donkey Kong Pachinko''' is a {{wp|pachinko}} machine released in 1995. The game is themed after the Super Nintendo Entertainment System|the Super Nint...")
Deletion log21:31LadySophie17talkcontribs deleted page Koopa Kid (disambiguation) (Not really necessary, as only the Koopalings have been referred to by the same name, while the other three can just be listed under the "distinguish" tag on Koopa Kid's page.)
File:SM64 Motos right.png 21:19−49 LadySophie17talkcontribs (Although the image isn't perfect for it, it is useful to have a screenshot with context showcasing the general scale of this enemy. You can tell it is not the size of Big Bob-omb, for example. Undo revision 5063038 by Wildgoosespeeder (talk))Tag: Undo
Deletion log21:08LadySophie17talkcontribs deleted page Yoshi's Story 2 (Unnecessary redirect: content was: "#REDIRECT Yoshi's Island DS {{Delete-request|This game was announced as ''Yoshi's Island 2'', and is distinctly a follow up to mechanics from ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'' and not ''Yoshi's Story''. Who was calling this game ''Yoshi's Story 2'' enough to merit a redirect? Was there a leak prior to this game's reveal that had articles and community members saying this was "Yoshi's Story 2"? Unless that is true, I think redirect is too s...)
Upload log21:02Camwoodstocktalkcontribs uploaded File:EReaderMarioJr.gif ({{aboutfile |1=Mario, as seen in ''Donkey Kong Jr.-e'' for the e-Reader. |2=Self-taken, cropped from emulator screenshots. |4=Transparency added. In-game, the game flickers between two sprites every other frame to compensate for the vertical compression on the Game Boy Advance's screen. As an anti-epilepsy measure, this is displayed heavily slowed down, with each frame lasting for 1/4 of a second. }} Category:Donkey Kong Jr. images [[Category:E-Reader im...)
Upload log20:57Camwoodstocktalkcontribs uploaded File:EReaderCageKong.gif ({{aboutfile |1=Donkey Kong in the cage, as seen in ''Donkey Kong Jr.-e'' for the e-Reader. |2=Self-taken, cropped from emulator screenshots. |4=In-game, the game flickers between two sprites every other frame to compensate for the vertical compression on the Game Boy Advance's screen. As an anti-epilepsy measure, this is displayed heavily slowed down, with each frame lasting for 1/4 of a second. }} Category:Donkey Kong Jr. images [[Category:E-Reader imag...)
Grubba 20:11+1 Camwoodstocktalkcontribs (Undo revision 5145287 by 174.134.1.27 (talk) not a typo. Spikes have green skin, which is what that part of the sentence was about. it specifies Grubba has blue skin later in that sentence.)Tag: Undo
Upload log18:42ItsMeAMarioWahootalkcontribs uploaded File:FamicomMiniLostLevels.png ({{aboutfile |1=Subject of the file |2=Took a screenshot while playing Famicom Mini Collection on EmulatorJS |3=Artist |4=Describe edits, if any |5=Other versions (use file link) }} {{uncategorized}})
Upload log18:27ItsMeAMarioWahootalkcontribs uploaded File:FamicomMiniMarioBros.png ({{aboutfile |1=Subject of the file |2=Used https://demo.emulatorjs.org/ and took a screenshot of the gameplay. (It was exhausting) |3=Artist |4=Describe edits, if any |5=Other versions (use file link) }} {{uncategorized}})
N Talk:List of Mario Party Superstars glitches 18:14+329 IReekOfLemonstalkcontribs (Created page with "Note: I found a new link for the Snowball Summit glitch. Feel free to add it in! (I can't because I'm not autoconfirmed) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnL1BRE1kJ0 Mario Party Superstars Glitch!] (courtesy of Fruity Playz) ~~~~")
m MarioWiki:BJAODN/Other 17:24−265 P-Tux7talkcontribs (The redundant languages are removed, because we can already tell which mission it is from the header)
N Super Mario World (ball-in-a-maze game) 17:02+1,375 Nelsonictalkcontribs (Created page with "{{game infobox |name=</s>Super Mario World |image=250px |developer=Epoch |release={{flag list|Japan|1992<ref>[https://www.tumblr.com/smallmariofindings/690432854908420096/1992-officially-licensed-super-mario-world SmallMarioFindings page]</ref>}} |platforms={{wp|ball-in-a-maze puzzle|Ball-in-a-maze game}} }} '''Super Mario World''' is a {{wp|ball-in-a-maze puzzle|ball-in-a-maze game}} released in 1992 by Epoch. The game features multi...")
N Super Mario Kumukumu Puzzle 16:39+1,287 Nelsonictalkcontribs (Created page with "{{Distinguish|Kumukumu Puzzle: Super Mario}} {{game infobox |name=</s>Super Mario Kumukumu Puzzle |image=250px |publisher=Ensky |release={{flag list|Japan|2012<ref>[https://static.mercdn.net/item/detail/orig/photos/m37473564532_4.jpg?1703722018 The back of the box]</ref>}} |platforms=Three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle }} '''''Super Mario Kumukumu Puzzle''''' is a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle released by Ensky in 2012....")
Super Mario Challenge was a show which aired on The Children's Channel. It ran from 1990 to 1991 and aired at 4.30 PM every weekday. The presenter, John Lenahan, was a lookalike of Mario, and dressed in his clothes. Two guest players had to do tasks, all of which involved playing the Mario video games Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 and, after its release in 1990, Super Mario Bros. 3. Rounds included challenges to see which player could complete a level in the fastest time and who could collect the most gold coins on a certain level. The show was dropped in 1991, quite a while before The Children's Channel's rebranding to TCC. This is evident in Link Anchor Man receiving several letters asking if the show would be repeated, which it never was.
Though letters and sounds may not correspond in isolation, spelling rules that take into account syllable structure, phonetics, and accents are 75% or more reliable.[1] Some phonics spelling advocates claim that English is more than 80% phonetic.[2] However, English has fewer consistent relationships between sounds and letters than many other languages; for example, the letter sequence ough can be pronounced in 10 different ways. The consequence of this complex orthographic history is that reading can be challenging.[3] It takes longer for students to become completely fluent readers of English than of many other languages, including French, Greek, and Spanish.[4] "English-speaking children take up to two years more to learn reading than do children in 12 other European countries."(Professor Philip H K Seymour, University of Dundee, 2001)[5] "[dyslexia] is twice as prevalent among dyslexics in the United States (and France) as it is among Italian dyslexics. Again, this is seen to be because of Italian's 'transparent' orthography." (Eraldo Paulesu and 11 others. Science, 2001)[5] There are many individuals and organisations whose aim is to modernise or regularise English spelling.
^Abbott, M. (2000). Identifying reliable generalisations for spelling words: The importance of multilevel analysis. The Elementary School Journal 101(2), 233–245.
^Moats, L. M. (2001). Speech to print: Language essentials for teachers. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes Company.
^Diane McGuinness, Why Our Children Can't Read (New York: Touchstone, 1997) pp. 156–169
^Ziegler, J. C., & Goswami, U. (2005). Reading acquisition, developmental dyslexia, and skilled reading across languages. Psychological Bulletin, 131(1), 3–29.
^ abMedia centre. Spelling Society. Retrieved 2010-04-21.
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