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Nah

He may be Mr. Clean, but his soul will always be dirty

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Dagoth Ur successfully resurrects Akulakhan and decides to head to McDonalds to celebrate.

Plumbers Don't Wear Ties

The Cat in the Hat Knows Nothing About Camping

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That look...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCF_F4yErQ0

Double feature

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Konami code bump

DKBananaSlamma posted...

Just a heads up if people didn't see it in the other topic. Apparently DToast didn't intend for people *already* in purg to get locked out of CE. If you know anyone that is in purg before 4/15 (ie: AceMos) and got locked out of CE cuz of this, they should send a feedback ticket here and DToast should allow them access.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/feedback?type=19

To read further and get more context, go to this topic and follow the posts from here-ish
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/80749326/979978842

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Going out in a blaze of glory

Just as well try and stop a tornado with their bare hands

All we are is dust in the wind....

Tyranthraxus posted...

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Boy is my face red....

^__v

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By entering C-Up x 4, C-Down x 4, C-Left x 2, C-Right x 2, C-Left x 2, C-Right x 2, L, R, Z on the main menu, a sound plays and instantly unlocks Reinhardt, Carrie, and Henry as playable characters.

https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2024/04/random-25-years-on-fans-find-new-konami-code-in-castlevania-legacy-of-darkness

Afternoon bump

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Leaf-tailed geckos are well-known masters of disguise. Some species have skin flaps around their entire bodies and heads, along with flattened tails, and spend their days resting head-down on tree trunks with these skin flaps spread out, blending seamlessly into their surroundings.

At night, they awaken to search for invertebrate prey along the fine branches of the understory. Now, a team of researchers led by the Bavarian State Collection for Zoology (ZSM) has discovered and named a new leaf-tailed gecko species from the north of Madagascar.

Confirming the new leaf-tailed gecko
The experts collected extensive data on the genetics, morphology, and distribution of this new species which they called Uroplatus garamaso and undertook several expeditions to northern Madagascar to gather more information about this gecko.
"When we first discovered this species in 2000, we already suspected it might be new to science," said lead author Frank Glaw, a curator of herpetology at ZSM. "But it has taken us many years to amass enough information to confidently describe it as a new species."

Cryptic species
A major challenge in understanding the characteristics of this species was that Uroplatus garamaso is remarkably similar to another species of leaf-tailed gecko, Uroplatus henkeli, and has often been confused with it in the past.

"This is quite common for reptiles from Madagascar," said co-author Jrn Khler, a senior curator of Vertebrate Zoology at the Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt. "There are a lot of these so-called cryptic species,' which are waiting for taxonomic treatment."

However, through careful analysis, the scientists succeeded in finding some features that differentiate the two leaf-tailed gecko species.

Series of new Uroplatus geckos
"The real key was the discovery that the tip of the tongue is blackish in U. henkeli, whereas it is pink in U. garamaso," reported co-author Philip-Sebastian Gehring, a biologist at the University of Bielefeld in Germany. Moreover, at a length of 20 cm, the new species is also slightly smaller than U. henkeli, and has a narrower tail.

This species is the latest in a series of new Uroplatus geckos from Madagascar scientists discovered and described over the past few years.

"We are close to completing the taxonomic inventory of the genus, but this is just the start of our understanding of their evolution and ecology," concluded co-author Mark Scherz, a curator of herpetology at the Natural History Museum of Denmark. "The mouth color, which has been so useful to identify different species, has a totally unknown function. There is a lot we still do not know about these geckos, from their broader evolutionary relationships to their behavior."

The study is published in the journal Salamandra.

More about geckos
Geckos are small to medium-sized reptiles that belong to the family Gekkonidae in the order Squamata. There are over 1,500 species, making them one of the most diverse groups of lizards.

Geckos play a vital role in ecosystems as both predators and prey. They also help control insect populations.

Due to their unique appearance and behavior, many gecko species, like the leopard gecko and crested gecko, are popular pets.

Appearance
They have unique toe pads that allow them to adhere to a wide variety of surfaces, from smooth glass to rough walls.

Geckos don't have eyelids. Instead, they have a transparent membrane over their eyes which they clean using their tongue

Tail defense
Geckos have a defense mechanism known as "caudal autotomy," where they can drop their tail to escape predators. The tail often wriggles to distract the predator while the gecko makes its escape. Over time, they can regrow a new tail.

Vocalization
Unlike many reptiles, some gecko species are vocal and produce various sounds, including chirps, clicks, and barks.

Diet
They mostly eat insects and other small invertebrates. Some larger species might consume smaller lizards or even small mammals.

Mating and reproduction
Before mating, male geckos often display various courtship behaviors which can include chirping, waving their tails, or making specific body movements to attract a female.

Most geckos are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs. The number of eggs per clutch can vary between species, but many geckos lay in pairs.

Some geckos give birth to live young instead of laying eggs. This is more common in species living in colder climates where eggs might not survive.

Habitat
Geckos are found in various habitats worldwide, especially in warm climates. They can be seen in deserts, jungles, and even urban areas.

Thermoregulation
Geckos, like all reptiles, are ectothermic, meaning their internal body temperature is regulated by external environmental conditions rather than internal metabolic processes.

Geckos, particularly diurnal species, will bask in the sun to increase their body temperature. This helps them become more active and aids in digestion.

To avoid overheating, geckos may seek shade or burrow into cooler substrates. Many species are nocturnal, which allows them to avoid the intense heat of the day. Their activity during the cooler nighttime hours helps them maintain a suitable body temperature.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/new-species-of-leaf-tailed-gecko-discovered-in-madagascar/ar-AA1foztH

Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon: My Party Tried to Kill Me, But Thanks to an Infinite Gacha I Got LVL 9999 Friends and Am Out For Revenge

Never used Discord. What's it like?

The funeral of GameFAQs

Duck Detective
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Valley Peaks
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BZZZT
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TheGoldenEel posted...

Do any of them look good

The ones I thought looked interesting are...

Duck Detective
Little Kitty, Big City
Europa
Cat Quest III
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes
Stich.
Antonblast

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes is from the developers of Sayonara Wild Hearts

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Little Kitty, Big City out May 9th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWUdu2q88K4

Yars Rising announced out 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPLapjFwSKo

Refind Self: The Personality Test Game out Summer 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHoWSjUrhhM

Sticky Business Game and DLC out today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kveCJz9y3k

ANTONBLAST out Nov. 12, demo out today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-JCqpp-hLk

Valley Peaks out this year

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes out May 16th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SreQDMyQNHE

Europa demo out today, releases 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTj1ndTPknY

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered out July 24th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75aZnLv0h3k

Cat Quest III out August 8th, demo out today
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stitch. out later today
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BZZZT out summer 2024

SCHiM out July 18th
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Animal Well out May 9th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfaqL1oQlck

Duck Detective: The Secret Salami out May 23rd

Another's Crab Treasaure out April 25th

SteamWorld Heist II out August 8th
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Some of the videos are not up yet, but I'll add them when they do.

Duke Nukem 3D
Busby 3D
Alone in the Dark: Illumination
Police Quest: SWAT and SWAT 3
King's Quest: Mask of Eternity

Syndicate and Syndicate

One is a RTS and the other is a FPS.

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I am hoping for something interesting, but I am keeping my expectations low...

texanfan27 posted...

Been looking for a rouge lite shooter that is fun. Suggestions?

https://store.steampowered.com/category/action_fps?facets40307=1%3A14

No my cup of tea, but I have heard good things about BPM: Bullets Per Minute.

GeminiDeus posted...

Beaver fever is upon us.

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Metro 2033 & Last Light Redux are $2 a piece

Postal 2 is only $0.99.

Shadow Warrior remake and sequels are pretty cheap.

@Hambo Cuteness overload!

The angry dead man

archizzy posted...

ESPN was so good back then.

Yeah such a shame what the channel has become.

LOL! That run from the elevator!

April 15 (UPI) -- ESPN green-lit a 30 for 30 documentary about the life of late broadcaster Stuart Scott, the company announced Monday.

The film is in production, with no premier announced.

"Stuart Scott transcended broadcasting, journalism, sports and culture in ways that we're only beginning to really understand and appreciate now," director Andre Gaines said in a news release.

"He made his mark on so many people, especially young black men, and his legend has only grown since his passing.

"The opportunity I've had now to examine his life, visit his home, get to know his daughters Taelor and Sydni, and understand how incredibly vast and rich a life Stuart lived, I can only hope that audiences find the same catharsis I've already experienced in making this film."
Scott, who died at age 49 in 2015 after battling cancer, became one of the most recognizable figures at ESPN, often using his catchphrases and cultural references to bring excitement to sports highlights.

The documentary will tell the story about the "trailblazing broadcaster who shattered preconceived notions of how on-air figures were expected to look, talk, act, and think-and in the process, helped bring hip-hop and Black culture into the sports media mainstream," ESPN said.

The documentary will detail his rise at ESPN, impact on media and culture, and the pains he sustained through divorce and his battle with cancer.

The voices of Scott's daughters, Taelor and Syndi, are also used in the film.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/espn-green-lights-30-for-30-documentary-about-late-broadcaster-stuart-scott/ar-BB1lFb3t

A disease that is causing a spate of beaver deaths in northern Utah can be transmitted to humans, too, state wildlife officers announced Monday.

Driving the news: Nine beavers have been found dead since March 23 in Utah, Summit and Wasatch counties, per the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.

Three were tested and found to be carrying tularemia, also known as rabbit fever, hare plague and deer fly fever.
Zoom in: The disease is caused by bacteria transmitted by tick and deer fly bites, direct contact with an infected animal's blood or tissue, drinking contaminated water or eating undercooked meat from an infected animal.

Threat level: In addition to infecting rabbits and rodents, tularemia also can infect humans usually via bug bite.
"The disease can be life-threatening for people if not treated quickly," the DWR reported, but most infections are treatable with antibiotics, per the CDC.
Symptoms in humans vary, but they may include an ulcer on the skin where the bite occurred, swollen glands in the armpit or groin or coughing, chest pain and difficulty breathing.
Flashback: The most recent wildlife death from tularemia confirmed in Utah was a rabbit near Kanab in 2017.

Pro tip: Call your nearest DWR office to report any dead rabbits, beavers or other rodents.

Wear bug repellant and long sleeves and pants to avoid bites, and check for ticks after visiting brushy areas, DWR officers advised.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/a-disease-ravaging-utah-beavers-can-spread-to-humans-too/ar-BB1lG1n9

About tree fiddy

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Joking...

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Chaos!

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At least he is honest...

Why not make a community board?

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