Mario Party

A sexual maneuver involving three men and one woman. One man must have a sound effects machine. When the two men insert into the woman's anus and vagina the first time, the sound of effect of "entering a pipe" from Super Mario must be played. When getting a blowjob the "Mushroom sound" is to be applied. Each time the man slams said woman, the "coin noise" shall be played and the "win music" will be played when each man cums.

We tried playing N64 for a while, but instead we all just decided to have a Mario Party of our own.

by TBuck May 19, 2008

Marion Ohio

It's a place in Central Ohio. If you're born there, your sister is probably your mother.

Person A: Why does his mom and dad look alike?

Person B: Oh, they're from Marion Ohio.

by marionpresidents April 27, 2009

Mafiosi

Several Mafioso in an area, IE: An entire squad of Mafioso

"These Mafiosi have been taking over the entire town with there charm and semi-automatics"

by OtaconPliskin July 20, 2008

mario creamy

An unfinished comic book written by a certain J.W. IV.

When told his comic extremley sucked ass, he stopped writing.

J.W.: Hey guys! Wanna read Mario Creamy, lolz!

Sturart: Mario Creamy sucks ass.

J.W.: Oh... I'll stop writing it then.

by Robin Doody February 17, 2005

Mario and Luigi

Code for ; Shroom- cap (Mario) and stem(Luigi).

" Dude, did you eat Mario and Luigi, ohh dude you're gonna be trippin' balls. "

by B-Nutty April 13, 2010

Makio

Very intelligent cool and funny pulls all girls and is extremely talented. Makio is a really thoughtful person

Makio is fire

by Da_big_boii June 19, 2019

Pulling a Mario 2

Verb: Refers to the act of media publishers (specifically video game designers) altering a work slightly, typically through character, in order to make it more suitable for foreign audiences, or to cash in on an unrelated franchise.

The phrase is a reference to Nintendo's rerelease of the Japanese NES game "Doki Doki Panic" with Mario characters as "Super Mario bros. 2" in America; substituted because, supposedly, American distributors believed the Japanese version was too difficult, and too similar to the first Mario NES title.

Also known as "Pulling a Doki Doki Panic" or "Lost Leveling"

When sequels to foreign films that were previously unreleased in America are brought there, a common cop out to the missing original is Pulling a Mario 2 on the sequel, and marketing it as the orignal.

by SuperOtter24 March 28, 2011