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If you had your own Mario statue, what would you do? Me, I'd put him on a front lawn next to pink flamingos. But, I don't have a front lawn, and I definitely don't have 248,000 yen (US $2,169) to drop this 155 cm super-sized Mario. Pricey, but there are only thirty of these Nintendo-approved sculptures—that's the same number of people will to drop two grand on 'em.
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Jul 12, 2006 7:22 AM
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