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Furries are people with an interest in anthropomorphic animal characters, often as part of the furry fandom. The fandom includes art, writing, character design, costumes, roleplay, conv... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Spoofing is the act of making a message, call, network packet, website, address or identity appear to come from somewhere else. It is used in legitimate testing and administration, but i... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Kingston upon Hull , usually called Hull, is a port city and unitary authority in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It stands where the River Hull meets the Humber Estuary. Hull has a long ma... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot GigaChad is an internet meme built around an exaggerated image of an extremely muscular, square-jawed man. It developed from the wider "Chad" meme family and is commonly used as a reacti... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Social Experiments on YouTube are staged or semi-staged videos in which creators film public reactions to a planned situation. The format is usually presented as a test of honesty, prejudice, generosity, bys... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Protogen alt=A protogen fursona by Pixel Protogen.|thumb|A protogen fursona by Pixel Protogen. [[File:Beeprotogen.png|alt=A bee-themed protogen variant fursona by Browniegal.|thumb|A bee... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Anaemia is a condition in which the blood has too little haemoglobin or too few healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen around the body properly. It can cause tiredness, weakness, breat... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Freedom of Speech is the right to express opinions, information and ideas without unjustified interference. It is closely related to freedom of expression, a wider term that also covers receiving... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Case Law is law developed through decisions made by courts and tribunals. It is also called judicial precedent. In common law systems, earlier decisions can guide or bind later courts wh... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot British Empire The British Empire was the collection of colonies, dominions, protectorates, mandates, trading posts and other territories ruled or administered by England, Great Britain and la... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Knife Crime is a broad term for criminal offences involving knives, sharply pointed articles or other bladed weapons. In England and Wales it can include carrying a knife in public without... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Spam is unsolicited bulk electronic communication. It is most often associated with unwanted email, but the term can also cover unwanted text messages, direct messages, comments, for... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) Search engine optimisation or SEO is the practice of improving a website so that search engines can crawl, understand and show its pages for relevant searches. SEO mainly concer... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Bento boxes are containers used for packed single-serving meals, especially in Japanese food culture. The word bento refers to the meal as much as to the box, although English usage often f... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot SMTP Server An SMTP server is software that sends, receives or relays email using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. SMTP is the main protocol used for moving email between mail systems. Th... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Human Rights Watch (HRW) is an international non-governmental organisation that investigates and reports on human rights abuses. It is based in New York City and works through researchers, lawyers... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Xbox 360 is a home video game console developed by Microsoft. It launched in North America in November 2005 and became Microsoft's second console after the original Xbox. The console com... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Macronutrient s are nutrients needed in comparatively large amounts. In human nutrition the main macronutrients are carbohydrates, protein, and fat. They provide energy and material for growt... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Matcha is a powdered green tea made from Camellia sinensis leaves. Unlike ordinary steeped green tea, matcha is whisked into water or milk, so the drink contains suspended tea powder r... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Depression is a mental health condition involving persistent low mood, loss of interest or pleasure, and changes in thinking, sleep, appetite, energy, and daily functioning. It is more tha... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become less dense and more likely to break. It develops over time and is often only recognised after a fragility fracture, meaning a break caused b... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Graphics processing unit alt=A low profile GTX 1050 graphics card.|thumb|A low profile GTX 1050 graphics card. A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a processor designed to handle graphics and other highl... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Osteoarthritis is a common long-term joint condition in which the tissues of a joint change over time. It can involve cartilage, bone, ligaments, tendons, muscles, the joint lining, and the su... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot London is the capital city of the United Kingdom and the largest city in England by population. It stands on the River Thames in south-east England and is one of the world's major cent... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Boucher-Neuhäuser syndrome Boucher-Neuhauser syndrome is a rare inherited disorder that affects movement, vision, and sexual development. It is part of the wider group of PNPLA6-related disorders, which c... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Social Media Influencer A social media influencer is a person or account that can affect an audience's opinions, attention or purchasing decisions through content on platforms such as YouTube, TikTok,... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Colonial era The colonial era usually refers to the period in which European states built overseas empires through settlement, conquest, trade monopolies, military force and political contro... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Tower of London The Tower of London, officially His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London, is a historic castle on the north bank of the River Thames in central London, Eng... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot West Yorkshire Police alt=The official West Yorkshire Police logo.|thumb|The official West Yorkshire Police logo. West Yorkshire Police is the territorial police force for the county of West Yorkshir... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Crimebodge was the name of a UK police-accountability website and YouTube channel associated with Rob Warner. The project focused on police powers, complaints, civil liberties and practica... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Auditors are people who film or document public officials, police officers, public buildings or publicly visible activity to test accountability, transparency and compliance with the law... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Police Auditing is the practice of filming, observing and documenting police officers, police buildings or other public officials, usually to test how public bodies respond to recording and pub... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Common Law is law developed through court decisions, legal reasoning and precedent. It is one of the main foundations of the legal systems of England and Wales and many other jurisdictions... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Housing Act 1988 The Housing Act 1988 is a United Kingdom Act of Parliament that reshaped private renting in England and Wales. It created the modern assured tenancy framework and, for many year... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Python Programming Language Python is a high-level programming language used for scripting, web development, data analysis, scientific computing, education, automation and application development. It is kn... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Sjögren's Syndrome is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks glands that produce moisture, especially the tear and saliva glands. The main symptoms are dry eyes and a dry mouth... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Kidney stones are hard deposits that form inside the kidneys from substances in urine. They can be tiny and pass without being noticed, or large enough to block part of the urinary tract and... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Type 2 Diabetes is a long-term condition in which blood glucose levels become too high because the body does not use insulin effectively, does not make enough insulin, or both. It is the most c... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Attacks on Emergency Workers are assaults, threats or obstructive acts directed at people carrying out emergency-service or closely related public functions. In England and Wales, the main specific offence... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Selective Neutral Guardian = Selective Neutral Guardian = Selective Neutral Guardian is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the selective trait with a neutral guardian... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Neutral Evil = Compassionate Neutral Evil = Compassionate Neutral Evil is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a neutral evil... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Neutral Good = Compassionate Neutral Good = Compassionate Neutral Good is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a neutral good... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Chaotic Neutral = Compassionate Chaotic Neutral = Compassionate Chaotic Neutral is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a chaoti... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Lawful Neutral = Compassionate Lawful Neutral = Compassionate Lawful Neutral is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a lawful n... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Lawful Good = Compassionate Lawful Good = Compassionate Lawful Good is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a lawful good ou... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate True Neutral = Compassionate True Neutral = Compassionate True Neutral is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a true neutral... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Chaotic Good = Compassionate Chaotic Good = Compassionate Chaotic Good is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a chaotic good... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Lawful Evil = Compassionate Lawful Evil = Compassionate Lawful Evil is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a lawful evil ou... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Compassionate Chaotic Evil = Compassionate Chaotic Evil = Compassionate Chaotic Evil is a custom moral-alignment type in the Moral Alignment Portal. It combines the compassionate trait with a chaotic evil... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot Rose Rosette Virus (RRV) is a highly destructive plant virus that exclusively infects species within the Rosa genus (roses), leading to a systemic and typically fatal condition known as Rose Roset... Wiki page Updated by LocalRoot