General Discussion

Well, I've actually asked ("demanded" might be more accurate considering the slight frustration and even hostility at the time*): and UhHuhAlrightDaisy, the original author of the information, gave me the link to a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89Q-YTY7H9c

He then explained below:

In this video you can see her displaying the Urban slang "Uh-huh, alright, DAISY" while brushing off her shoulders, acting sassy, "Hot stuff!" she feels the heat of herself and exclaims "yyeah!" And how she stands and gestures has A LOT to do with her personality, because her demeanor is all about what her personality reads and how she evokes that. She is common to have her hands on her hips, to gesture a certain way that shows off all the aspects of her personality even in a still artwork as used in the section.
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The problem is, I don't hear the "urban slang" accent. It sounds like she has an American accent, which isn't unique to Daisy. I feel it's part of "reading too much into it", honestly. I'm not denying Daisy has a personality, though, but I don't feel comfortable basing her speech on simple "oh yeahs!" and excitement from scoring a goal.

*Hostility didn't emerge from a vacuum, check the revision history at around Spring 2014. And this one
 
In other words, it's just someone bullshitting. Happens a lot.

Feel free to remove the crufty analysis of her speech. "She's a spunky, sassy lady", 'nuf said.
 
Does anyone have the faintest clue why the Mario Party 7 article is messed up, or is this just a local issue on my end? To me, everything after the opening paragraphs is entirely in italics. Is this the case for anyone else?
 
Last time something like that happened it was because somewhere the some italics were left unfinished. I'm checking through the article's history to see when it first happened so it can be rectified.

EDIT: Fixed.
 
As someone who's never played Toadstool Tour or Advance Tour, could someone explain what the scoreboard/score chart is? A few articles, likeStrollin' Stu and Smolderin' Stu, reference it and seem to use it as the source for their name. I wanted to confirm that this was the case, but the information on the wiki about scores is rather lacking.
 
Hm. So there's nothing that actually indicates that, say, Gooble, for example, is the name of the colorful blob in SMS? Because there aren't any images that appear alongside the names.
 
I suppose the name arose from process of elimination?
 
Because the names obviously refer to stuff in sunshine, and are generally descriptive enough you can proceed by elimination.
 
I suppose. I guess I'm just too caught up in believing that our sources need to be 100% strictly confirmed. Also, I was about to comment on the... abrasiveness of what you edited out (the Churchill quote was a bit much), so I appreciate the edit.