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Yowie is the somewhat affectionate term for the unidentified offspring of Howie Mandel and Yoko Ono , reputed to lurk in the Australian wilderness. It is an Australian cryptid similar to the Himalayan Yeti and the North American Bigfoot.

gingrich posted:

do you ever see a linked phrase on wikipedia that seems really obscure and interesting but it turns out to be two links next to each other

for example i saw one today that said fictional school massacre and though it would direct to a list of school massacres in fiction but it was actually two links to fiction (wtf) and school massacres

im sure there are better examples than that but i cant think of them atm

notMordecai posted:

lmao

Coffee Quack posted:

won't be surprised if this is the biggest list
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_manga

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Continuity within game universes

While it may not seem like it at first, many of the series of games do, indeed, involve each other in subtle ways that the developers may just want to sneak in, or otherwise. The ClueFinders games, although part of the same product line, appear to be set in their own universe.

Locations
The primary locations of the Reader Rabbit series are in Wordville. On the Wordville map in the front of the Reader Rabbit 3 User's Guide, Treasure Mountain can be seen. This seems to suggest that the two worlds are located relatively close to one another. Another location is Shady Glen, at which all the Super Solver games take place.

Crossovers
Though Operation Neptune seems to be outside of the fantasy realm of the other games, one of the prizes in the Circus in Math Rabbit is the Neptune.
In one of the data logs found in Operation Neptune, one of the scientists references Ancient Empires as one of the ways the scientists on the space exploration journey like to pass the time.

Xenogenesis posted:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Winampmain.png

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The most common and canonical demon lords in the 3.5 Edition (and generally most of the earlier editions) are Baphomet, Dagon, Demogorgon, Fraz-Urb'luu, Graz'zt, Juiblex, Kostchtchie, Lolth, Malcanthet, Obox-ob, Orcus, Pale Night, Pazuzu, Sess'Innek, Yeenoghu, and Zuggtmoy. However, in addition to these, countless other minor demons have appeared in earlier editions, supplement books and Dragon Magazine, spinoffs from D&D, and other sources. Beneath is a large list detailing all known Demon Lords, both the major ones listed above and minor ones.
The majority of these demon lords below appear as listed in Appendix I in Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. (f) indicates a female demon lord, (o) indicates an obyrith, (l) indicates a loumara, and (d) indicates a lord that is presumed dead.
Note that any demon lord who was mentioned by name only in the Monster Manual II (1983), on page 35, is noted as "*MM2".

Penisface posted:

Name a movie where the asian character is not a superhuman badass.

amf5 posted:

is this thread still about wikipedia because http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Defunct_supermarkets_of_the_United_States

CoupleBeersNoBeers posted:

checked for iandoli's, nothing there, scrub page

Sweevo posted:

my friend from college used to host 2600 meetings. he also carried a printed out copy of the jargon file everywhere with him, and was an ordained subgenius minister.

RICHUNCLEPENNYBAGS posted:

loving lol

also nws: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phonesex.gif

Cosmo Clock 21 posted:

you were missing a little something

http://imgur.com/uZ0Jx

got dat wmd posted:

foodler has a bangladeshi restaurant that can deliver. is this food good or should i avoid it because communism

Plumtree posted:

Shaggar posted:

lmao. they litterally did it in javascript to prevent their ~*sEo*~ from breaking

Jonny 290 posted:

dubai's latest retard project

Aleksei Vasiliev posted:

City police departments respond to countless^{[according to whom?]} complaints regarding fights which break out between neighbors, as a result of disagreements over parking chair usage.^{[citation needed]} Because those who ignore parking chair traditions are legally in the right,^{[citation needed]} police officers can do nothing but tell the offended party to leave the scene. This lack of resolution tends to both promote a sense that vigilantism is an acceptable alternative and often irreparably^{[according to whom?]} damages relationships between neighbors.^{[citation needed]}


In cities where informal parking markers are prohibited, residents are more likely to help each other to effectively clear streets and dig out from a heavy snowfall.^{[citation needed]} Parking chairs tend rather to disincentivize such behavior,^{[citation needed]} given that a space can be informally reserved at the exclusion of ones neighbors.^{[original research?]} Residents acting selfishly are also more likely to shovel snow into other potential parking spaces rather than away from the street, creating large snow mounds which create limited parking situations to begin with.^{[citation needed]} City snow removal vehicles must also frequently remove chairs before plowing, which reduces their effectiveness at street clearing.^{[citation needed]}


someone got mad at this article

Yodzilla posted:

nah they at least have some personality


also

axolotl farmer posted:

Augmented Dickey posted:

whoever took that shot has like $6000 worth of camera gear

qirex posted:

John Cho and Stifler are the only people from that movie who seemed to have been able to pull an acting career off

JustFrakkingDoIt posted:

wish you would *mumble* banned camp