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Gato Negro

Mayor

Anne Marie

United States

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	3,512,514,194
	$46,687,046,611,873,000
	21,583,026
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Welcome to Gato Negro!
It's the Mayor's birthday weekend! Come on by and celebrate with free food and an open bar.
Have a great time visiting!
Updated: over 2 years ago

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This city has celebrated 5000 years of game time.

5000 Years Old

Two Billion Culture

This city reached the top 125 daily explorers.

Top 125 Explorers

Top 125 Daily Popper

This city won an exclusive building of their choice for being the most loyal Casino Player.

Most Loyal Casino Winner

2000 Motivation Points

This city completed the Mayor's 101 training!

Basic Mayors Training

500 Active Connections

This city's citizens were kept happy for 250 years straight.

250 Year Happy Streak

This city has owned 75% of all the buildings available in the game.

75% of All Buildings Owned

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Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

19 hours ago

It’s Monday and on this day in history:
1842 First US design patent for typefaces and borders is issued to George Bruce of New York City
I chatted to AI about this:
George Bruce (1781-1866) was one of America's leading printers, type founders, and inventors. He helped modernise the printing industry during a period when newspapers, books, and advertising were expanding rapidly across the United States.
Bruce and his company manufactured metal type, the individual pieces of cast metal used in letterpress printing. Before digital fonts, every letter had to be physically cast and arranged by hand.
The patent covered the ornamental design of typefaces and decorative borders rather than a new printing machine. These borders were commonly used to decorate:
* Books and pamphlets
* Newspaper advertisements
* Certificates and official documents
* Posters and notices

Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

1 day ago

161 comments were added to the Stinky Bottom visitor book this week.
Thanks for visiting :)
The 100th individual comment was left on Monday 15-Jun-2026 (146 days ago).
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Clint Stallard

, mayor of

Stinky Bottom

2 days ago

It’s Saturday and on this day in history:
1631 Pierre Gassendi observes 1st ever transit of Mercury predicted by Kepler
I chatted to AI about this:
This was a landmark event in the history of astronomy.
On 7 November 1631, French astronomer Pierre Gassendi became the first person to successfully observe a transit of Mercury, an event in which Mercury passes directly between Earth and the Sun, appearing as a tiny black dot moving across the Sun's face.
Why was it important?
The observation had been predicted by Johannes Kepler in his Rudolphine Tables, published in 1627. Kepler's calculations indicated that a transit of Mercury would occur in 1631.
When Gassendi observed the event from Paris, it was a major confirmation that:
Kepler's planetary calculations were remarkably accurate.
Planets orbited the Sun as described by the heliocentric model.
Astronomers could successfully predict celestial events years in advance.

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