In the end, though, I decided to keep it simple. Plus, it allowed me to use the words centerfold and Mario in the same headline, which I believe I've never done before now (even while prepping the headers for my posts about the "Super Studly Mario Bros.").
As for why I decided to title this post, "Centerfold Mario," I think the following sketch, produced by artist Curtis Bathurst, speaks for itself:
The illustration is an homage to a controversial Burt Reynolds centerfold that appeared in a 1972 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, by the way. If you've never seen said image, check out the post "Super Mario's Birthday Suit" on Bathurst's blog at your earliest convenience.
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I'm telling you Bryan! Nobody knows how to respond to this! I think that makes it art, or offensive -- one of the two.
What do you mean "nobody knows how to respond to this"? Nobody who visits this blog, or nobody in general? Either way, I think it's fabulous!
Also, offensive art often is the most enjoyable art :P
If there were a +1 or Like, I would click.
Ah, well, a comment accomplishes nearly the same thing, Darwin. Glad you like it :)
MY EYES!
Oh, you *know* you dream of seeing Mario naked every night ... or at least every other night, Trxd :P
That's amazing. Enough said.
Really, it should be available as a poster, don't you think? People would buy it by the boatload!
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