Posted Nov 12, 2009 at 03:50PM by Glenn M. Listed in: Off Topic Tags: Super Mario, Nintendo, Donkey Kong, tux, Luigi, Halloween
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Mario Crooks - Image 1Let me start by clarifying that this is in no way a Nintendo marketing attempt for the New Super Mario Bros. Wii coming out on November 15th (WTF if this is). This happened for real. Two guys dressed up as Mario and Luigi (presumably for Halloween), plus one other suspect, are now wanted by the police for assault and robbery on a poor cabbie.

It happened 1:00AM on November 1st in Staten Island, when a cab pulled over at a gas station, asked his colorful passengers to pay up and leave. These Mario Brothers must've lost all their gold coins, because instead of coughing up a few coins for the fare, they beat the poor cabbie up, took his wallet and fled the scene. They must've really been saving up for that 1Up.

A third suspect, a guy dressed in a white tux, served as a lookout while the fake Mario Brothers went about business. I'm guessing Donkey Kong ditched his red tie for the white suit for Halloween.

The three men are still at large and are currently wanted by the police. Something tells me they won't come out of hiding on November 15th.



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   by ov3rkill - 8 days ago
 » haha...

I bet they were high and thought they're beating up a goomba or a turtle dove or maybe bowser. lol.

   by Ulyssemc1 - 8 days ago
 » lol

this is such a great story

   by TheRockness - 8 days ago
 » ...

Clearly they misplaced their P-Wing and Warp Whistle or this whole thing could have been avoided.

   by Daistaar - 7 days ago
 » Wario & Waluigi!

It was Wario and Waluigi in disguise!

   by hypercoyote360 - 6 days ago
 » So.....many......

so many bad jokes.......making head hurt.......




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