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Travis Kelce's new ringtone bragging about how he is a two time Super Bowl champion clearly upsets his brother Jason. After losing the Big Game to his brother last year, Jason is getting ready for a new run at the Lombardi with Campbell's Chunky Spicy Chicken Noodle Soup and the support of his mom.
Kids of the early 2000s are likely deeply familiar with the Nintendo GameCube, the console that was released in September of 2001 in Japan (and the following month in North America). The design of the console itself was, and still is, immensely appealing, sporting a pleasant indigo/grey color scheme, and boasting complex, unique controllers that fit easily into the hands. It was also the first Nintendo home console to make use of discs instead of cartridges for its games, allowing the company to remain competitive in a marketplace already dominated by disc-based systems like the Sony Playstation. Weirdly, GameCube discs were of a miniaturized variety, allegedly to help curb piracy after Dreamcast games were pirated to hell and back.
Unfortunately for Nintendo, the GameCube was not one of their more successful pieces of hardware. According to Nintendo's own website, the GameCube only moved 21.74 million units, well below any of their systems to date (the original NES, by comparison, sold 61.91 million units, and the Nintendo 64, while underperforming, still sold 32.93 million). As of this writing, the Nintendo Switch has become the best-selling Nintendo console of all time, while the ill-fated Virtual Boy remains their biggest blunder, selling fewer than one million units in total.
The GameCube's failure may be attributed to the fact that it did not come bundled with a high-profile Mario game; "Super Mario Sunshine" wasn't released until August 2002. Or that its friendly, cartoonish colors relegated it to "toy" status, while other systems were making increasingly complex, violent games.
Regardless, there is a generation of at least 21 million kids who are fond of the thing, and references to GameCube games have penetrated the pop consciousness to such a degree that they appear in the new "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."
At the beginning of "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," Mario (Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) are citizens of modern-day Brooklyn, spending their time in the Punch-Out!! Pizzeria, and psyched about their just-launched plumbing business; their TV ad employs the introductory rap from "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!" (1989). Unproven in the plumbing business, they await their first high-profile job, eager to gain a reputation. While talking to a cruel naysayer in the pizzeria, Mario and Luigi receive their first call. Luigi's ringtone is instantly recognizable.
It's worth noting that the GameCube sound is Luigi's ringtone and not Mario's. Because "Super Mario Sunshine" wasn't part of the GameCube library for nearly a year after its release, the first notable game for the system became "Luigi's Mansion," a Mario-free game about the title character trekking into a haunted house to suck up ghosts into a vacuum cleaner. Because a solo Luigi game was the highest-profile release on the system, at least for its first year of life, many may consider the GameCube to be Luigi's console.
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When it comes to the great outdoors I've decided that my only weakness is I have no strengths. I don't function well in the wild. My idea of camping is being as far away from the house as my longest extension cord. I consider essential camping equipment to be a 24-inch flat screen and a carafe.
Look, I have good friends who hunt. They'll wake up at 4 a.m. to go sit in a tree for five hours and wait for Bambi to stroll by and love every minute of it. One friend just got a cool new bow with a scope. I guess that evens the playing field a bit more, but I'm pretty sure Robin Hood would scoff at the contraption. Give Robin a scope and the Sheriff of Nottingham is toast.
If you take the whole killing an unarmed creature out of the equation I get the allure. The thrill of the hunt, hunter bonding and shooting a cool gun all seem kind of fun. Responsible hunters eat what they kill. I do admire that. As non-hunters we are confronted with our hypocrisy. We have no problem buying a nice ribeye from the meat counter; we just don't want to do the dirty work. Correct. I admit it. Guilty as charged. I don't feel the need to raise chickens to eat an omelet or grow cotton to wear a flannel shirt. I'm a gatherer.
One of my best friends, John Citron, moved to Missouri to live on a farm in the country. He loves it. He has become an avid hunter of all things. He's thrilled to prepare an entire game dinner. Teriyaki marinated loin of deer and pan-fried pheasant. It was wonderful and nothing screams fresh like picking the buckshot out of your appetizer. But I'll admit I looked over my shoulder before I ate to make sure I still saw the cat.
Citron loves every moment of his outdoor life. He relaxes sitting on his pontoon boat and skipping .22 rounds off the surface of his lake. Not long ago I called him on a Saturday morning. He was sitting on his porch having coffee and just enjoying the solitude of the farm. All of a sudden he yelled, "HOLD ON!" I heard the phone drop. Then, three shots rang out followed by a stream of expletives and then "Your day is coming you SOB."
My first thought was the country air had finally gotten to him and he was holding off the Feds, but it turns out it was another chapter in his ongoing battle with a snapping turtle living in his pond. John is a national expert in sports marketing, a former world-class hurdler and a sought-after track coach, but at that moment all I heard was Jed Clampett.
My brother-in-law, John Cox, has tried for 25 years to convert me to an outdoorsman. He has a 100-acre farm in east Tennessee. On one trip, he provided me with a shotgun. He might as well have handed me a loaf of pumpernickel for all the good it would do, but I gripped it like a man and gave him a confident nod.
John thought I might enjoy hunting crow. As a former elected official, I had certainly eaten enough of it so the idea of killing a few was plausible. We loaded our guns and headed out for our guy-a-thon.
We fought our way through the brush filled with what John calls "You ain't goin' no damn place" vines. Past the vines, we marched up a steep ridge and you could hear the crows off in the distance. It was pretty cool. Next we had to find the best spot to blend into the brush and trees near the top of the ridge. Like chess pieces, we all crouched into our strategic positions.
I was really going to do it. I was going to aim a gun at something with the intent of hitting it. It was an entirely unexpected titillation. The liberal in me was wrestling with the pre-historic me, like two emotional rats in a wool sweater. But there was no backing down. I was packing heat (which, by the way, was a lot heavier than I thought it would be).
The guys were all in camouflage gear, I was in a navy blue Kenneth Cole brushed leather windbreaker, but I pretended to blend in. Berneice's brother Paul was in charge of the crow-caller thing. He would blow a perfect cadence and the crows would respond in kind. With each call you could hear the crows getting closer.
This was it. I was a hunter. My heart was beating through my chest. Finally, I was going to be a man's man in front of the Cox boys. I was getting hand signals from John. I have no idea what they meant, but I nodded back in affirmation and gave a closed fist double pump with a two-finger chaser. I think in hand language I just told him I wet myself.
I felt the cold steel of the trigger. I could see my breath in the December air. The crows were about to appear over the ridge. We were at the ready. I rested my cheek against the stock and peered into the blue sky waiting for the murder of crows.
It was just about that moment my cell phone rang. The sound of crows gave way to "The Way You Look Tonight" by Frank Sinatra. It was Berneice checking to see how the hunt was going. I would have needed a courtroom artist to capture the look on John's face. His head was cocked instead of his gun. Paul was still blue from blowing the crow call and the guy who was just there to see Goober fell over laughing. Brother Bill suggested in the future a crow call ringtone might be smarter. Ouch.
Mother Nature will just have to learn to tolerate my occasional visits. I'm a guy who prefers a skyline to a tree line and I'm entirely comfortable having Ruth Chris kill my steak. I think there's something inside all of us which yearns for the great outdoors. I'm pretty sure that's why God created windows. 152ee80cbc
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