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*The Real Mario Mushroom*

Sep 22nd, 2010 by Anita Wirawan

Haven’t had any spray painted Mario mushroom sightings lately, but I did run into a real one while geocaching in the woods. Though somehow I don’t think eating this one would make me gigantic and able to shatter bricks with my head…






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  1. Julie says:
    09.24.10 at 05:44

    Well, you didn’t try…maybe you would grow twice your size and be able to break bricks that spit out coins. :)

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    • Anita says:
      09.24.10 at 13:25

      Hi Julie,

      Lol I can imagine myself being rushed to the hospital and saying ‘Really doctor, I thought it was a Mario mushroom!’

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  2. Carson says:
    11.07.10 at 17:02

    We just looked at those in biology, and they kill you.

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  3. Scoops says:
    11.07.10 at 19:33

    Someone told me they tried one kinda like that in amsterdam and their trip did make them feel like they were growing.

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  4. Asmodeus says:
    11.08.10 at 05:15

    This little baby has created the whole eastern European shamanism. High temperatures change all the toxin into a potent hallucinogen. It’s friggin’ tasty. :D

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  5. krudler says:
    11.08.10 at 05:57

    I’m sure I saw tons of those in the original Willy Wonka – the white spots are marshmellow. Or at least that’s what I always imagined.

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    • krudler says:
      11.08.10 at 06:05

      Wait, does this mean Willy Wonka was tripping balls on shrooms all day? And feeding them to kids? Oh, no – this can’t be true!

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