Screamer Forums and Screamer gallery have returned.
The Screamer Forums will likely remain read only unless it's known that it will be active, since forums in general are kind of dead because of Discord.
Template:Did you know
Did you know mentions and links to new articles or articles expanded by a factor of five within the last seven days. To propose a new fact for this template, make a suggestion on the talk page.
To report an error, see Main Page errors.
Admins:
- Before updating please protect the featured image.
- After updating please purge the cache of the Main Page so that the updated version appears.
Next update
Hooks
- ... that deafblind author Morrison Heady (pictured) invented assistive devices throughout his life, including a self-opening gate, a steam-powered embossing press, and a "talking glove"?
- ... that the commercial success of Juluka's "Scatterlings of Africa" enabled band co-founder Johnny Clegg to leave his academic position as an anthropologist and become a full-time musician?
- ... that the Santa Fe Freight Building in Fort Worth, Texas, was redeveloped as a market space with restaurants in 2002 and then as a university satellite campus in 2007?
- ... that the Global Certification Commission has certified the eradication of wild poliovirus in five of the six WHO regions, with the exception of the Eastern Mediterranean Region?
- ... that political consultant Andy Spahn said that Cuba is "nothing like" how it has been portrayed by U.S. politicians?
- ... that "Einer ist unser Leben" ("One is our Life"), a hymn with text written by Lothar Zenetti in 1973, was recommended for a regional ecumenical service in 2020?
- ... that a 1998 inquest found that the killing of Alton Manning was unlawful, and a judicial review found that the decision to not bring charges was flawed, but no charges have yet been filed?
- ... that when the 2,500-seat Bridges Auditorium was completed in Claremont, California, in 1931, its capacity was equal to the population of the entire city?