Never Too Young To Be A Fanboy
Homer Simpson hit the nail right on the head when he said, "Kids are great, Apu. You can teach them to hate the things you hate..." Or Inversely, you can also teach them to love all the things you love. In my case, this would be Claussen pickles, Hanae Mori cologne and Nintendo. Brand awareness can never begin too soon!
And so is illustrated here, our very own Fruit Brute shares pictures of a friend's adorable newborn snoozing quietly beneath a lovingly knitted (and purled!) Mario themed baby blanket. Baby, you'll be sleeping safely tonight with Mario and his entourage to keep you safe from Baby Bowser! Head to Kotaku for FB's full write up and more detailed pictures.
Crafts: Cuddly Nintendo Baby Blanket [Kotaku]
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Posted to Miscellany, Video Games on 16 December 2007
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Something about that noseless Peach bothers me... and possibly the baby. "DO NOT IMPRINT THIS, BABY! DO NOT IMPRINT!"
So, anyone who enjoys Nintendo = Fanboy? What happened to merely being a Fan?
Does he need to have Master Chief knitted on there so as to negate the Fanboyism?
I bet if Halo was on there, the title would not be Fanboy, instead it'd be Leet Hardcore Gamer Pwns All. Yep.
Kotaku often reads like a hee-uuuge 360 fanboys convention anyway. "I'm on my fifth 360, but, yo, that's totally acceptable"