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Reader-submitted artwork of Mario and Luigi planning to exterminate Sonic the Hedgehog, from a 1992 issue of the British N-Force magazine.

Source: vghistory

Top: "Shine Runners" is a battle mode found in Mario Kart DS, whereby drivers must collect Shine Sprites and then try to hang on to as many of them as possible, avoiding being hit and having their Shine Sprites stolen.

Bottom: it is possible that this name is actually a reference to the Prohibition era in the United States, where production, transport, and sale of alcohol was forbidden from 1920 to 1933. Cars specifically modified to be fast to be able to escape law enforcement while transporting moonshine were colloquially called "moonshine runners" or "shine runners" for short.

Whether this is an intentional reference to smuggling alcohol is unknown, but is notable even if it is a coincidence.

Top: "Shine Runners" is a battle mode found in Mario Kart DS, whereby drivers must collect Shine Sprites and then try to hang on to as many of them as possible, avoiding being hit and having their Shine Sprites stolen.

Bottom: it is possible that this name is actually a reference to the Prohibition era in the United States, where production, transport, and sale of alcohol was forbidden from 1920 to 1933. Cars specifically modified to be fast to be able to escape law enforcement while transporting moonshine were colloquially called "moonshine runners" or "shine runners" for short.

Whether this is an intentional reference to smuggling alcohol is unknown, but is notable even if it is a coincidence.

Darkest Dungeon “ALL” heroes Wedding Dress project

1. Abomination

2. Antiquarian

3. Arbalest

4. Bounty Hunter

5. Crusader

6. Grave Robber

7. Hellion

8. Highwayman

9. Hound master

10. Jester

11. Leper

you: yeah me nei-

me: PSY-ch!

In Battle Mode in Mario Kart DS, it is possible for CPUs to become stuck in a loop of circling a banana in the Twilight House battle course.

This is theorized to be a result of the course's bottleneck room structure requiring the CPUs to align themselves with a path to change rooms, and the banana avoidance routine interfering with this.

So, for non-SDV players, in most farming sims you can get married to certain characters and have children with them, however this is typically a permanent choice that can't be undone, so if you want to marry someone else or not have kids you would have to start over with a fresh save.

But SDV is different. The game has a witch's hut you can eventually unlock that lets you use...black magic, basically, to soft-reset marriage/children choices without starting over. There's a divorce option so you can ditch your spouse, but that's the only normal one. It also adds an option to turn your children into doves to get rid of them, hence OP saying they "birded" their kids. You're not...technically killing them...but only barely.

(It also adds an option to mind-wipe your previous spouse so they don't remember being married to you and thus don't hate you, and you can even remarry them then if you want, but I don't think that was needed for this, just figured it was sinister enough to warrant a mention.)

All that to say, the reddit OP married a character, progressed to the point that they had a child with them, and then used black magic to "kill" the child and divorce their spouse before moving on to the next marriage candidate and doing the same, over and over until they had gone through all twelve marriage candidates, resulting in a collection of twelve "dead" children.

is some uniquely unhinged

behavior indeed.