Sarsanto Sidhi

Braga

You got $18,540 money!
Entertained!

Vanessa Yung

Hinotama

Happy November!

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

You find 1 Beaver souvenir.

David Offenbacher

Playstation

Explored!
You got $29,330 money!
Entertained!

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

My Metropolis Friend

Hello November

Happy Sunday

Be Kind to us!

To all who are reading this, I hope November is kind to you and that you receive the blessings and miracles that you've been praying for.

Wish you good health, prosperity, love, joy, peace and happiness.

Have a WONDERFUL November!

Hugs :•)

❤️ Diana

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!

You find 1 Lacrosse Memento souvenir.

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

You got $41,810 money!

Irene Pickard

My Sweet Ginger

You find 1 Beaver souvenir.
Thanks Penny
I guess the Beaver is hiding because it's haloween

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Michelle Banks

Icy Cold North Bay

What posters will you change to for November?

Dannie Danette

Morticiaville

Thank you!

Neil Gamble

Cheeso

thanks for the pop

Malcolm Birtwell

Scurdie Ness

Hello from swapy Scurdie Ness :0)

Judy Huber

Pine Hills

You find 1 Ice Hockey souvenir.

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Thanks for the cash. Happy Halloween.

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks for the Maple Leaf souvenir, Penny : )

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Saturday and on this day in history:
1981 "The War of the Worlds," the first live American radio drama in 25 years, is broadcast on NBC on Halloween
I chatted to AI about this:
The Original War of the Worlds Panic
The story begins with H. G. Wells' 1898 science-fiction novel The War of the Worlds, about a Martian invasion of Earth.
The novel was adapted into a radio drama by Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre group, and broadcast on 30 October 1938 in the United States.
What made it remarkable was its format. Instead of sounding like a normal drama, it was presented as a series of realistic news bulletins interrupting regular programming: "Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our programme..."
Listeners tuning in late sometimes missed the introduction explaining it was fiction. Some believed a real invasion might be underway.

Chris Sung

Kworld

Happy Halloween my Metro Friends, and have a great Weekend!!!

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

You got $37,100 money!

Joni S Weber

Cornu Copiae

Penny, thanks for the $9,​201,​007,​213,​602 worth of treasure I found! Have a great weekend!

Chris Sung

Kworld

You find 1 Beaver souvenir.

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

David Offenbacher

Playstation

Explored!
You got $16,200 money!
Entertained!

Irene Pickard

My Sweet Ginger

You got $25,670 money!
Thanks for the cash Penny. Now I can buy more treats lol x

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Have a Happy Halloween.

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

You got $48,160 money!

Isabel Ferreira

Nibiru

Thank you for your visit. Have a lovely weekend! ☺️

Michelle Banks

Icy Cold North Bay

Enjoy the spookiness yourself

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks for the bunch of Ice Hockey souvenirs, Penny : )

Roberto Flores

New Rob City

Explored!
You got 18 population!

Dannie Danette

Morticiaville

Thank you!

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Thanks for the cash :-)

Stelios Seras

A E K Fc Athens

Explored!

You find 1 Maple Leaf souvenir.

Nikos Poulopoulos

Nikos Xalkoutsi

Explored!
You got 12 population!

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!
You find A BUNCH of Beaver souvenirs.

You pick up 1 , you can share the rest with your friends. Will you share?
Shared

Bernd Onasch

Kleinstadt Am Rhein

Thank you very much and wishing you a nice last day of october!

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Friday and on this day in history:
1894 Daniel Cooper patents the time clock
I chatted to AI about this:
A time clock (or punch clock) records when employees start and finish work.
The late 19th century saw:
Rapid industrialisation, large factories employing hundreds or thousands of workers, growing use of hourly wages.
Before time clocks, attendance was often recorded manually by supervisors, which was slower and more prone to error or favouritism. Mechanical time clocks provided a standardised, automatic method of tracking working hours.
One of the companies that became famous for time-recording equipment was the International Time Recording Company (ITR). ITR later became part of the company that evolved into IBM (International Business Machines). So there is a direct historical link between the humble factory punch clock and one of the world's largest technology companies.

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

You got $48,080 money!

Beverley Borgford

Bugztown Canada

Thanks for the cash

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

Penny, thank you for being a great connection! ❤️

Have A Beautiful and Happy Friday

Be a reflection of what
you'd like to receive. If
you want love, give love.
If you want truth, be truthful.
If you want respect, give respect.
What you give out will return to you.

May your
Friday be a beautiful
start to a beautiful weekend.

Hugs :•)

❤️ Diana

Dannie Danette

Morticiaville

Thank you!

Michelle Banks

Icy Cold North Bay

Cash found. Enjoy your day

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Roberto Flores

New Rob City

Explored!
Sorry you found nothing. Better luck next time!

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

You got $15,180 money!

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!
You got $20,680 money!

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

Explored!
You got 6 population!

Chris Sung

Kworld

You find 1 Full Moon souvenir.

Sarsanto Sidhi

Braga

You find 1 Maple Leaf souvenir.
Entertained!

David Offenbacher

Playstation

Explored!
You got $49,180 money!
Entertained!

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Thanks for the cash. Enjoy your Thursday.

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks for the cash, Penny : )

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Thursday and on this day in history:
1675 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz makes the first use of the long s, ∫, for integral, helping to develop integral and differential calculus
I chatted to AI about this:
This is one of those seemingly small events that had an enormous impact on science.
The symbol wasn't chosen at random: it is based on the elongated letter s, standing for the Latin word summa ("sum").
Why an elongated "s"?
An integral is essentially the sum of infinitely many tiny quantities.

Joni S Weber

Cornu Copiae

Penny, thanks for the $40,830 money! Have a great Thursday!

Beverley Borgford

Bugztown Canada

You find 1 Lacrosse Memento souvenir.

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!
You got $22,500 money!

Sarsanto Sidhi

Braga

You got $12,730 money!
Entertained!

Irene Pickard

My Sweet Ginger

You find A BUNCH of Lacrosse Memento souvenirs.

You pick up 1 , you can share the rest with your friends. Will you share?
Shared

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Michelle Banks

Icy Cold North Bay

Same. Nice black cat

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

Congratulations, you achieved a new level of 534 in the collection Canadian Symbols. You get 5 favor points. Would you like to share the wealth?

Roberto Flores

New Rob City

Explored!
You got $34,730 money!

Malcolm Birtwell

Scurdie Ness

Freddy's out and about in Scurdie Ness ;0)

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Thanks for the cash. Have a blast getting those monsters.

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks for the Swamp Monster and the cash, Penny : )

Judy Huber

Pine Hills

Sorry you found nothing. Better luck next time!

Bernd Onasch

Kleinstadt Am Rhein

Thank you very much and have a great day!

Evelyn Daniels

Blue Castle

You find 1 Canadian Horse souvenir. Thanks, Penny! ❤️

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

It’s Wednesday and on this day in history:
1449 Christian I is crowned King of Denmark in the Church of Our Lady, Copenhagen, establishing the House of Oldenburg (still rules the Danish throne today)
I chatted to AI about this:
To put that into perspective:
Christian I's coronation: 1449
Columbus reaches the Americas: 1492 (43 years later)
Shakespeare is born: 1564 (115 years later)
Newton is born: 1643 (194 years later)
Today: more than five and a half centuries later

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

You find 1 Maple Leaf souvenir.

David Offenbacher

Playstation

Explored!
You got $47,430 money!
Entertained!

Beverley Borgford

Bugztown Canada

Thanks for the cash

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

Penny, thank you for the money! ❤️

Happy Wednesday

EVERY NEW DAY IS ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE CLOSER TO THE LIFE YOU WANT.

DON'T WAIT FOR PERFECT CONDITIONS START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE, WHERE YOU ARE, AND GIVE YOUR BEST EFFORT TODAY.

SMALL PROGRESS IS STILL PROGRESS SMALL VICTORIES STILL MATTER. SMALL STEPS STILL LEAD TO BIG DESTINATIONS.

STAY FOCUSED, STAY GRATEFUL, AND KEEP MOVING FORWARD.

REMEMBER: THE FUTURE IS BUILT BY WHAT YOU DO TODAY NOT TOMORROW.

Keep moving forward!

Have a great Wednesday!

Hugs :•)

❤️ Diana

Anthony Sims

Sundgauer

Explored!
You got $47,860 money
!

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Thanks for the cash. Have a fantastic Wednesday.

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Thanks for the cash, Happy Tuesday :-)

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

You find 1 Maple Leaf souvenir.

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!
You got $25,710 money!

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Pictures can definitely brighten my day. I hope this issue will resolve soon :)

Chris Sung

Kworld

You find 1 Beaver souvenir.

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks Penny : )

Irene Pickard

My Sweet Ginger

You find A BUNCH of Maple Leaf souvenirs.

You pick up 1 , you can share the rest with your friends. Will you share?
Shared
Thanks Penny and her Majesty "Madam Minnie" says Hello too xx

Evelyn Daniels

Blue Castle

Thanks for the money, Penny!

Bernd Onasch

Kleinstadt Am Rhein

Thank you very much and have a nice day!

Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

I did some extra exploring on Sunday, posting on walls well outside the last 70. This caused me to get blocked, which I did not know was a thing. I was unable to post on any walls Monday morning. Sorry about that :(

It’s Tuesday and on this day in history:
1938 DuPont announces its new synthetic polyamide fibre is called "nylon"
I chatted to AI about this: 
If found that there are many "bio-based" nylons to replace the pro-chemical version and was surprised. There is much, much more than I thought, or can paste here.
> Traditional nylon is made from chemicals derived from crude oil and natural gas.
Bio-based nylons use some or all of their raw materials from renewable biological sources such as:
Castor beans
Corn sugar
Sugarcane
Vegetable oils
Agricultural waste
The end product is often chemically very similar to conventional nylon
Example: Nylon 11 (castor bean nylon)
For applications such as fishing nets, technical outdoor gear, automotive components, cable ties and engineering plastics, castor-bean-derived Nylon 11 is currently one of the most successful bio-based replacements for petroleum-derived nylon. It delivers many of nylon's benefits while relying on a renewable crop rather than fossil fuels

David Offenbacher

Playstation

Explored!
You got $49,960 money!
Entertained!

Diana Berry Pedranti

Positive Town

My Metropolis Friend

Happy Tuesday!

MAY YOUR TUESDAY BE FILLED WITH JOY, PEACE, LOVE AND COUNTLESS BLESSINGS.

Have a Blessed Day!

GOD BLESS YOU TODAY AND ALWAYS.

Hugs :•)

❤️ Diana

Quinn Naughton

Amsterdamm

Explored!
You got $35,290 money!

Florence Dovidio

Florence On The Rose

Have a fantastic Tuesday.

Jayne Crossley

Bythesea

Thanks for the cash, Happy Monday :-)

Jeff Price

West West Stonia

You got $34,090 money!

Melina Popovic

Pooltown

Just saying hello!
Posting pictures is very weird :)

Rolle Björck

Hanko Sun City

Thanks Penny : )

Michelle Banks

Icy Cold North Bay

Enjoy your day