Y'all ready for a long day of gaming? We have Town of Salem 2 with Ze tonight - let's have fun with some random stuff until then starting with an Isaac run! www.twitch.tv/itstripleaga...

If you, like me, can't use Gmail without the tabs and can't set up the inbox tabs yourself manually (it'd be a Herculean task with my blindness), if you leave Smart Features checked you can click Google Workplace Smart Features and disable the Gemini shit, which keeps Gmail the same as it was

Fact of the Day: Marcus Aurelius Carus was one of the shortest lived rulers of Rome, as he was reported struck by lightning and killed, ruling for just one year and the last of a series of emperors later historians would call "The Five Good Emperors" of Rome

Oh yeah, also I'm live now for a nice chill Coworking Wednesday <3 if you wanna lurk or chat and stuff twitch.tv/itstripleagaming

In 10 Days, I turn 25! To celebrate that, on Friday November 28th I'll be doing an extra long birthday stream! I'm aiming for at least 12 hours, with as much of it as possible being my uniquely crafted Pokemon Challenge, the Randomizer Trivialocke! (1/3)

I let the Bible App continue to desperately email me to use it again because it gives the same energy as muting but not blocking that one toxic ex whose messages give you validation for leaving them in the first place

Fact of the Day: The word Dinosaur was originally coin in 1841/1842 by Sir Richard Owen as "Dinosauria", combining the Greek words "deinos" meaning horrible/fearful and "sauros" meaning lizard; though Dinosauria became the clade in which all species of Dinosaur are now grouped

They're coming home, on my birthday, whatever that means 👀

Fact of the Day: Charles Darwin tried to eat a bombardier beetle on an expedition only to have it spray its explosive acids down his throat, which is designed for both propulsive movement, to injury predators, and/or force it to be thrown up from its common predators like frogs

PAX Unplugged is this month and I'm thrilled to join @officialpax.bsky.social again to give away some passes. Accessibility is so important, and that includes financial access. So if you want to attend, now's your chance! Comment your favorite ttrpg/tcg to enter. Details below. ⤵️ #Ad #Giveaway

Fact of the Day: Drunk driving wasn't outlawed nationally in the United States until 1988, and a standard blood alcohol level for drunk driving wasn't standardized until 2004

Fact of the Day: The Daedongyeojido, widely considered the oldest, accurate map of the Korean peninsula was made by Kim Jeong-ho in 1861 who made it after walking across the nation on foot and considered it his magnum opus

Fact of the Day: Just as objects can have magnetism induced with electromagnetism, at an object's "Curie Point" it loses its magnetic properties (Iron's, for example, is at 1418 degrees Fahrenheit) and is named for Pierre Curie (husband of Marie Skłodowska-Curie)

Fact of the Day: Some species of butterfly, like the Purple Emperor Butterfly and Blue Emperor Butterfly actually have black wings despite how they appear; the color they look like they are is due to a prismatic effect from their wings interacting with how we perceive light

Fact of the Day: The ear canals of roosters naturally plug when they tilt their head back, which allows them to protect their hearing with their 100+ decibel calls

Fact of the Day: A singular kanyao durian (a rare species of durian) was sold for auction in 2019 for $47,990 the day after it was picked, from a prestigious durian farm whose kanyao have a minimum sale price enforced of 20,000 Thai Baht or about $612 USD

That's right, I'm competing in a Mancala tournament! I'm hoping my Chess prowess helps me marble my way to victory! (Also yes insert wheelchair joke here about being knocked down and being pushed lol)

Fact of the Day: Though French monk Dom Pierre Pérignon was falsely considered the inventor of sparkling Champagne in the late 1600s, he is accurately historically credited with the modern bottle cork and ushering it in as an alternative to rag seals which would quickly become obsolete

Fact of the Day: The Eiffel Tower was originally designed to be a temporary fixture for a Paris based world fair, with plans to be taken apart in 1909 (10 years after it was built)

Fact of the Day: 7% of Bermuda's islands collective land has been converted into Golf Courses

Fact of the Day: In math exists "Perfect Numbers" - which (in simplified terms) are numbers whose factors equal the number itself when all added together, exclude the number itself, which include 6 (1+2+3), 28 (1+2+4+7+14), 496, and 8128

Fact of the Day: Bananas are one of the oldest fruits cultivated, even appearing on Egyptian hieroglyphics

Fact of the Day: The US Secret Service was signed into existence the same day President Lincoln was assassinated, though he envisioned them working as a counterfeit prevention and investigation agency initially and didn't start officially working as a protective agency until 1901

Fact of the Day: The eraser attachment for pencils for patented in 1858 by Hymen Lipman, who sold it for $100,000 in 1862, only for the company who bought it to lose a suit in the US Supreme Court in 1975 who declared the patent invalid as technically not an "invention"

Let's do a couple hours of solo streaming, shall we? :3 (Dead Estate, Isaac, Lego Party TCO, maybe Slime Rancher 2?) www.twitch.tv/itstripleaga...

Fact of the Day: During WW2, Dr Pepper petitioned Congress to reclassify them from a soda to a food. claiming they were a necessary source of energy for the work force. and in doing so successfully skirted wartime production restrictions on sugar

Fact of the Day: Mortar made using sticky rice was the primary binding agent used for the Great Wall of China and many other Chinese monument constructions of the Ming Dynasty

Fact of the Day: Coober Pedy, Australia, is so hot in the daytime that over half of its population lives underground, but between being considered the "opal capital of the world" and a modern tourism surge the city continues to do well for itself despite its geographic challenges

Fact of the Day: The plentiful Oyster Mushrooms are in fact a species of carnivorous fungi which emit a unique chemical lure using tree's cellulose to draw in and consume their prey: roundworms

Among Us Mondays are back, gang! twitch.tv/itstripleagaming

Fact of the Day: Just as Superman's ability to fly didn't become apart of his mythos until the animated TV show struggled to animate his leaps, Kryptonite and his weakness to it wasn't added to his mythos until the 1940s radio show which was struggling to give him plot obstacles

🚨 BIG NEWS BABES 🚨 MANCALA MANIA IS BACK!! 14 streamers duking it out for 1 grand prize -- get ready to cheer on your faves!!

Fact of the Day: Despite being a world renowned tourist destination and a population of about 15,000 people, the island territory of Anguilla boasts the claim of having and supporting 0 chain restaurants or fast food joints

I am live NOW with my slot on the Somos Vtubers Train as your resident Roguelike loving PNGTuber Mushroom :3 twitch.tv/itstripleagaming

Fact of the Day: In Ethiopian folklore, the discovery of the caffeinated properties of coffee fruit is thanks to goats, which would eat of the fruit then dance until the people made the connection

Fact of the Day: The Cobb Salad, named for the owner of the Hollywood restaurant which is believed to have invented it (Richard Cobb), is also part of the mnemonic which can be used to remember the ingredients of the original Cobb Salad (1/2)

Fact of the Day: When the modern playground was invented in Germany in 1885, they were originally called "Sand Gardens" and their invention is primarily credited to educator Friedrich Froebel

Fact of the Day: Despite becoming immortalized as a Hollywood household name of his era, James Dean only appeared in three films: Rebel Without a Cause (1955), East of Eden (1955), and Giant (1956)

Fact of the Day: Oysters, in addition to respirating with gases across their mantles, breath primarily with gills

Fact of the Day: The word janitor originally meant door keeper and usher, and as such was named for the Roman god of doors, gates, beginnings, and endings - Janus

Fact of the Day: Capybaras have earned the nickname "nature's ottoman" as they allow other animals to sit on them, such as monkeys, birds, and other Capybaras

DON'T FORGET, it's Twitch Rivals day! Come cheer me on AND meet our surprise guest, State Farm's "Mystery Neighbor" (even I don't know who it is yet) I'll be live practicing beforehand, maybe be playing Codenames with pals to wake my brain up :3

Fact of the Day: The luxury hotel Waldorf Astoria in New York City is credited with inventing both modern room service as well as restaurant reservations

happy hispanic + latine heritage month! 🇵🇷 i'm excited to share that i'll be featured on Twitch's Latin Luminarias shelf all year long! 💙

Fact of the Day: The struts of an umbrella which give them their signature shape, typically made of wood, metal, or fiberglass, are called "ribs"

Fact of the Day: Drupes, or "stone fruit" has two hierarchical names for how difficult their internal seeds, commonly called stones, are to remove: called freestone drupes and clingstone drupes

Fact of the Day: Despite not having an official name in movie, the team working on the movie Jaws named the shark "Bruce" after Steven Spielberg's lawyer Bruce Ramer (1/2)

Fact of the Day: In Microsoft Excel for Windows 95, if you hit the "tech support" button it would open an easter egg of a Doom inspired game called "The Hall of Tortured Souls" with the names of the development team, reflective of how overworked they were

Fact of the Day: Certain varieties of butterfly chrysalis allow the pupa inside to vibrate or make noises to scare away would be predators

Fact of the Day: While the Spork is widely known, the "One Armed Man Fork" or Knork was a knife/fork hybrid that has existed since the 1700s and saw a popularity surge due (1/2)