Cataquacks know their colors?

Baby Luigi said:
Ugh, do I have to explain albinism? All albinism is is a lack of pigment. Green is a pigment. White is a LACK of pigment. Therefore, albino organisms are white.

The Marioverse is nonsensical, true, but not EXTREME nonsensical.
Thank you, BLOF.
 
Still, people who are experts at physics in our world will have their heads scratching still. And perhaps, biologists.
 
there is absolutely no proof or reason to believe that albino creatures in Isle Delfino are light green.
 
Did he just totally ignore my post where albinism = lack of pigment = white?

There are few things in the world I can stand less than being ignored
 
Baby Luigi said:
Did he just totally ignore my post where albinism = lack of pigment = white?

There are few things in the world I can stand less than being ignored

i saw the post, but writing on a tablet is annoying... i was waiting to go on the computer before writing the following...

In the mario series, green in light is not a pigment... wait, in the mario seeies pigments dont exisr
...

scrap that albino.idea, i was just joking their light color....


anyways, did a yoshi bleeo them?
 
So in a different universe, diseases do different things?

In the Marioverse, AIDS makes your skin turn pink, makes your nose grow inwards, and turns you transsexual.

And that's why Birdo exists!
 
Gardevoir said:
Baby Luigi said:
Did he just totally ignore my post where albinism = lack of pigment = white?

There are few things in the world I can stand less than being ignored
In the mario series, green in light is not a pigment... wait, in the mario seeies pigments dont exisr
...

..........

I have honestly no way I can put what I have in mind into words

anyways, did a yoshi bleeo them?

I know how difficult it is to write in a tablet, but I can't fully understand the context of this sentence. What is "bleeo" supposed to mean? Blood? Blew?
 
Boidoh said:
Im gonna try to be serious here.. Were the *bleep* did the green cataquacks come from?

I said it's a result of a mutation