Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Wednesday and on this day in history:
Charter for the Thames
1514 English King Henry VIII grants a charter to the Corporation of Trinity House to regulate pilotage on the river Thames in London (still in existence)
> > > Clint’s comment: I find it fascinating how long some of these charters and laws have been in place: https://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/about-us

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Tuesday and on this day in history:
Theseus
1952 "Time" magazine features 'Theseus', an electrical learning machine built by American scientist Claude Shannon - the 1st example of AI
> > > Clint’s comment: Going all topical today: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Shannon

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Monday and on this day in history:
Montreal Founded
1642 Ville-Marie (later Montreal), Canada, founded by the Société Notre-Dame de Montréal led by Paul de Chomedey
> > > Clint’s comment: A bit of history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ville-Marie,_Montreal

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Sarsanto Sidhi

Braga

Explored!

You find 1 Black Rhino souvenir.

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

Happy Sunday, have a wonderful day. If you want to make the list below, pay me a visit and leave a message :)

The number of mayors signing the Stinky Bottom visitor book each day this week - Sunday: 22, Monday: 23, Tuesday: 26, Wednesday: 24, Thursday: 18, Friday: 24 & Saturday: 25, a total of 162.

Thanks for being such a great connection and one of the 70 most recent mayors to visit and sign the Stinky Bottom visitor book. The 70th post was on Sunday 05-Apr-2026, which is 42 days ago. Below, the last 70 cities:

Moist Valley
Hinotama
Playstation
Positive Town
Jeep Duck Town
Bythesea
Wormriders of Arraki
West West Stonia
Kleinstadt Am Rhein
Potato Pie
Delwood City
Tintinstad
Nox Arcana
Ebsiii
Sosueme
Amsterdamm
Or Other
Cheeso
Kworld
Florence On The Rose
Pooltown
Pine Hills
Icy Cold North Bay
Braga
Andersonville
Eske City
Hanko Sun City
Benny Shores
Setback
Stacystan
Healthialways
White Dreams
Graestoke
Truckers Safe Haven
Pizzazzville
Cornu Copiae
My Sweet Ginger
New Rob City
Sundgauer
Stegosaur Quarry
Bugztown Canada
Arrakis
Nibiru
Heliotropolis
Hopeland
Aek Original
Portlandia
Katetown
Londonopolis
New Finntastic Twin
Nikos The Greek
A E K Fc Athens
Nikos Xalkoutsi
The Sleeper Wakes
Stelios Hellas
Taylaramish
Omni One
Ole Cross Creek
Grumpy Old Man
Depot
N E W B E N D
Blue Castle
Sint Amandsberg
Gretavanfleetville
Quiltville
Kitma
Bramble
Holy Shit
Scurdie Ness
Ever Thankful

Dee Donelson

Jeep Duck Town

Explored!

You find 1 DaVinci - Mona Lisa souvenir.

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Wayne Anderson

Andersonville

Explored!
You got $41,000 money!

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Saturday and on this day in history:
Kepler Calculates his Conception
1571 German astronomer Johannes Kepler, by his own calculations, is conceived at 4:37 AM
> > > Clint’s comment: Back to one of my favourite subjects, sort of, space. Kepler’s name was given to a telescope. Launched by NASA in March 2009, the Kepler space telescope was a pioneering mission designed to survey a portion of the Milky Way to discover Earth-sized planets orbiting other stars. During its 9.5-year mission, Kepler confirmed over 2,600 exoplanets, revolutionising our understanding of the galaxy by showing that planets are more common than stars

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Friday and on this day in history:
King John Yields to Rome
1213 After years of disagreement and political struggle, King John of England yields to Rome and allows Stephen Langton to return and become Archbishop of Canterbury. The crisis is a major factor that led to the Magna Carta in 1215.
> > > Clint’s comment: What a week for the Magna Carter!

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Thursday and on this day in history:
Constitution of the United States
1787 Delegates gather in Philadelphia to draw up the Constitution of the United States
> > > Clint’s comment: On Tuesday, I posted about the Magna Carter. Here’s a related quote: “While most clauses were intended for 13th-century grievances, it became a global symbol of liberty and the foundation for constitutional law, including the US Bill of Rights 1791”