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bill watterson? HATED this. he was in a constant battle with the presses to keep his strips intact. he eventually won this battle, forcing any paper that wanted to run calvin & hobbes to print the full strip. but in the meantime, you would get protest strips, where the top bar is essential for the comic to make any sense at all.

this? is almost definitely one of those. please picture with me living in a town with one of the newspapers that cuts off the top bar. imagine seeing this comic WITHOUT the top panel.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 contains an unknown variable in Mario's list of abilities called "TrampleNormalTaco". Its value is 28, though changing it to anything else does not seem to affect anything (as of the current state of knowledge about the game), raising the possibility that it is unused.

There are no tacos in the game, much less ones Mario could trample. It is possible this is a misspelling of "Tico", the internal name for Lumas, though even with that possibility it is unclear in what way Mario could have "trampled" them.

The SNES version of Nintendo Campus Challenge was a special competition cartridge containing three abridged versions of SNES games (Super Mario World, F-Zero and Pilotwings) that needed to be played in order in a limited amount of time to obtain a high score.

In the data of the cartridge, an incomplete version of official artwork of Mario can be found, alongside an extremely bizarre copyright notice claiming a date of 1921. While Nintendo as a company has existed since 1889, making it plausible that some copyright could actually have been granted to Nintendo in 1921, neither Mario nor anything else on the cartridge existed at the time, so the reason for the inclusion of that date is unknown (assuming it was not an error or joke of some kind).