New Wordle Expansion Pack Includes Never-Before-Seen Letters

NEW YORK — The New York Times has announced a new expansion pack for the beloved daily word game, Wordle – now featuring new, never-before-seen letters.

It’s no secret that Wordle has had a difficult year: after a controversial game update to remove the letter “E” entirely, player count dropped by 80%.

“You know, people weren’t using the letter responsibly. GREFT? RENKS? Come on. At least try a little. Every time you play Wordle, real people have to check those answers, you know? And you’re wasting their precious time,” said Tracy Bennett, Editor of Wordle, at a press conference earlier today.

“But honestly, we didn’t know that people felt so strongly about a run-of-the-mill vowel. And yeah they were mad. So, we thought, maybe we bring “E” back — maybe even two Es — and see if people would pay for that. The ol’ “Bottled Water” approach. But then we thought, why limit ourselves to introducing letters seen time and time again when we could reinvent language itself?”

The new Wordle expansion pack, available as a monthly or annual subscription, allows you to use brand new letters, such as ᘅ, ⱷ, and even that one impossible-to-type letter that looks like a shark with a really hooked nose, in your favorite classic Wordle words. Joe Kahn, Executive Editor of The New York Times, shares,

“With the new expansion pack, you can interact with your favorite words like never before, all while absolutely demolishing your self-aggrandizing friends who swear they know every single word. Guess what? They don’t know the one you typed today. ‘Cause you just invented it.”

When questioned about the origin of the new letters, Kahn donned a shifting, darker tone, as if he were reminded of something darker he longed to forget.

”Where did the letters come from? That’s none of my business. All I know is if we take our feet off of the gas here, someone’s really gonna get hurt. Really hurt. Do you understand? I’ve come too far — too far — to go back to living my life in fear. I know what they’re capable of. And I hope that NYT Games enthusiasts never have to learn the way I did…” He would not respond for comment on who “they” refers to.

At press time, every new user of the Wordle expansion pack has reported it cannot be implemented into the puzzle unless they sit through 3-5 unskippable ads for the popular iPhone game, Royal Match. They have all tried to find the exit button of said ads, however the buttons in question are very small and very transparent.

Pocketpair Hires Identical Lawyers with Guns

TOKYO — In the wake of Nintendo officially filing a patent infringement lawsuit against them, Palworld developer Pocketpair has announced that they have hired lawyers identical to Nintendo’s but with guns.

“Nintendo’s lawyers may be an institution in the gaming world but our lawyers are the exact same but with guns which makes them better and cooler,” said Pocketpair President Hiroshi Takeshita in an official statement. “The simple fact of the matter is that Nintendo’s lawyers have had diminishing returns for a while now. They’re the same lawyers they’ve been for over a decade with no meaningful changes. In some aspects they’ve even gotten worse. Our lawyers on the other hand are fresh, new and exciting. They have guns. Isn’t that such a cool way for lawyers to innovate?”

Benjamin Cassidy, a gaming YouTuber with an expertise in law was quick to weigh in on social media.

“Well there is no doubt in my mind that Nintendo does have a credible case. I mean anyone with eyes can see that many of Palworld’s designs are direct lifts of Pokémon,” posted Cassidy to Twitter. “Having said that, Pocketpairs lawyers have guns and that’s just so cool and funny. I mean lawyers with guns. Come on. So I think there’s a real chance that the court just won’t care what Nintendo’s lawyers have to say since they’ll be so taken aback by the comedy factor of lawyers with guns.”

Despite how equipping their lawyers with firearms may make them look, Takeshita assures that his company is innocent of any infringement and their lawyers will be able to defeat Nintendo’s.

“There was no stealing taking place at all. We used AI and the prompt was clear. Make Pokémon like creatures. So it couldn’t have been stolen and even if they were too similar, Pals have guns which makes them different and that’s what our lawyers will argue and they will argue better than Nintendo’s because they have guns. Nintendo’s lawyers will not be prepared for our firepower. They have spent the last few years doing nothing but suing fans so they won’t be prepared to face lawyers that are completely identical to them but are better because as I said before, they have guns.”

At press time, Nintendo responded, claiming guns or no they will come after Pocketpair with the same fury with which they go after 17-year olds who make fan games.

Uh-oh! You Took Too Long Responding To This NPC & Now He Thinks You’re Mad At Him

THE WASTELAND — What started out as a cordial interaction with “Fallout 4” NPC and innkeeper Tony Savoldi quickly became awkward after you took too long to respond to his dialogue, prompting the motel owner to think that maybe you’re mad at him or something, sources confirm.

“Hey, weren’t we talking about you renting a room? You need one,” Savoldi reportedly asked, being met with nothing but cold, terrible silence from you, leaving Tony casually swaying back and forth behind the counter. “Crap,” Savoldi told other Bunker Hill NPCs, “I mean I know my dad and I can be rough around the edges, but all I asked was if he wanted to rent a room. Did I do something wrong?”

The hard-working and well-meaning bed-renter then started to really get in his own head about it, according to his neighbors.

“I mean there he is, this guy just comes into me and my dad’s bar-slash-motel all weary-looking, like he’s just been wandering through the wilderness, so I ask if he needs a room. And what’s he doing? Just staring at me with those dead eyes, not saying anything but not turning around and leaving, either. I didn’t mean to offend the guy.”

After almost 30 minutes with no response, Savoldi began to get scared, according to reports from the scene. “This is exactly why I want to go off and join the Railroad freedom fighters. I wouldn’t have to deal with any of this spooky stuff.” Savoldi said.

It’s being reported that the situation was resolved once you finally got around to responding “I’ll take it.”

“Oh my God, what a relief.” Savoldi said in a statement. “I rented the guy a mattress, but that was pretty harrowing. I never want to see him again, if I’m honest”, adding “I thought he was gonna shoot me. I’m just glad he wasn’t actually mad.”

At press time, Savoldi was seen reducing your nightly rate by three bottle caps just to make sure the two of you are all good.

K.K. Slider Announces He Fathered Litter Outside of Marriage

ANIMAL VILLAGE — Long time solo rocker and Jack Russell Terrier K.K. Slider revealed earlier this week that he fathered a litter of puppies outside of his 22-year marriage. Slider revealed his secret love puppies in a video interview with The Nook Yorker.

“I’ve recently become the father of a new litter of eight puppies, born outside of my marriage. I plan to be a good boy and be a loving parent to the puppies who aren’t eaten by their mother,” Slider said, guitar in hand. “I’m on the road alot, but I am going to do everything in my power to be present in those puppies’ lives.”

Slider met his now wife, Daisy Dig, in 2002 when one of his concerts overlapped with her fossil excavation on the same night.  The two married soon after and had 11 sons, Parker, Hank, Ralph, Jack, Russel, Charlie, Buster, Duke, Rex, Goose, and Brad, and three daughters, Lily, Rose, and Ginger.

“I love Daisy and all our pups. I know I am in the dog house right now, but I’m begging for their forgiveness,” Slider confessed while howling, as if he were in pain. “I still dig that chick. I hope we can come out on the other end of this with her still digging me.”

In a statement put out by Dig, the long-time paleontologist shared details on the status of her marriage and brought to light some of the challenges the relationship has faced in the past.

“You’re kidding yourself if you think this is the first time he’s done this,” Dig wrote. “I know who K.K. is better than anyone else. I know all this comes with the territory of him being a traveling dog. I’ve seen the bitches and villagers howling at him from village to village, from island to island. I know what I signed up for, but I’m also not just going to sit here and pretend to be shocked. I’m also not going to sit here and let you all feel sorry for me. Every dog has their day. I’ll get mine, bow-WOW.”

At press time, half of Slider’s new litter of puppies had been eaten by their mother.

Jack Black Already Adding Sims Movie to His IMDb Page

LOS ANGELES — Actor and comedian Jack Black was seen adding a credit for the upcoming film based on Electronic Arts’ Sims franchise to his IMDb page shortly after the movie’s recent announcement, sources confirm.

“It’s a video game movie. Of course I’m in it,” said Black, leaning over his keyboard. “I’ve sacrificed a lot for this career. I literally threw my best friend and comedy partner under the bus to preserve it. If I destroyed that relationship and don’t continue getting cast in these vapid, pointless adaptations of gaming properties, what was it all for?”

Producer Margot Robbie said she initially did not believe the reports.

“I kept getting all these texts from people saying I made a good choice in casting Jack,” said Robbie. “I assumed they were joking or that someone had vandalized his IMDb. By the time I realized he was the one responsible, everyone in the production was just acting like it was true. Our director Kate Herron was mad that I hadn’t consulted her, but excited to work with him. I don’t know. I guess Jack Black is in the Sims movie.”

Industry analysts noted that this isn’t the first time an actor has taken their career in their own hands.

“Sure, they edit their own IMDb pages all the time,” said entertainment journalist and historian Gene Clayton. “And that’s not the half of it. Jared Leto just started doing press for ‘Suicide Squad’ without asking because he wanted to play the Joker so bad. That—plus sending weirdly threatening gifts to the filmmakers to prove he was ‘method’—was enough to land him the part. Ben Affleck famously parked a trailer with a sign reading ‘Bruce Wayne/Batman’ on the Warner lot until Snyder caved. Chris Pratt found an early screenplay for ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ on the Dark Web and recorded all his lines at home. The suits at Illumination and Nintendo decided it would be cheaper and easier to just use that audio than find someone who could actually voice act. These guys aren’t just successful by accident.”

At press time, Black was seen editing Jim Carrey’s IMDb page, removing Carrey’s Sonic franchise credits and adding them to his own page.

Rumor: Nintendo Power Hotline Was Feeding Kamala Harris Tips During Debate

PHILADELPHIA — As the fallout from the first debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump continues, extreme right-wing influencers have started an unsubstantiated rumor that Ms. Harris received tips from the Nintendo Power Hotline via an earpiece during the debate. Trump has since amplified those rumors, specifically pointing out her detailed answer to a question about The Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

“I heard Kamabla—I like to call her that, should we call her that?—had a little something in the ear,” Mr. Trump claimed at a Las Vegas rally. “Someone at Nintendo—people are saying it could be more than one person—was giving her the answers. Zelda on NES, such a tough game, some say impossible. But somehow, she knew…First Quest, there are two quests, not many people know that…to walk north four times in the Lost Hills to get to the Lizard dungeon?”

Laura Loomer, far-right activist and alleged roommate of Mr. Trump, posted on X that Ms. Harris’ earrings were actually Nova H1 audio earphones, connected to a live agent at the Nintendo Power Hotline. She claimed that the vice president could not have remembered the tricks to speed-running Metroid.

“No way this unqualified woman had immediate recall of how to skip the Kraid and Ridley fights, nearly 40 years after Metroid’s release,” wrote Loomer, referring to Harris’ thorough response to a question posed by moderator David Muir. “She had a Nintendo nerd—one of her cousins in an Indian call center, no doubt—ready to go, telling her to lure a Rio through the door to the Kraid and Ridley statues so she could freeze it and use it as a stepping stone to the door on the other side of the room.”

Vice President Harris dismissed her opponent’s claims as “unhinged,” explaining that playing Nintendo was her way to unwind in law school.

“I am sorry this…former president…has neither the intellectual curiosity nor the temperament to problem-solve, be it as the leader of our country or when playing challenging NES games,” Ms. Harris responded. “Not only is his accusation yet another conspiracy theory designed to steer attention away from his disaster of a vision for America, but spending $1.50 per minute during a 90-minute debate would have been an irresponsible use of taxpayer dollars.”

At press time, Governor Tim Walz was helping his running mate refurbish her Nintendo’s 72-pin connector, suggesting that the more reliable top-loader NES console might be a sound investment.

Company That Would Fire You for Talking About Unionizing Doesn’t Want a Union to Destroy Great Office Culture

OMAHA, NE — Citing an “immaculate office culture” and a “can do spirit” from all of its employees, sources at the “Good Standing Insurance Company” confirmed last week that the firm is doubling down on its anti-union commitment. This comes just days after the mass firing of over twenty employees, allegedly for “pro union activities.”

“We have a really great time here,” said Good Standing CEO Gary Fulmer. “We hire rock stars and rock stars only. And we’re a family. A whole family of rock stars. You want some mean, burly union guy, probably with tattoos and all sorts of mafia connections to come in and ruin that? No. And that’s why we won’t let this happen. Because the minute we start to hear talk about ‘solidarity,’ the pink slips have to come out and we have to fire some of our little family. And no one wants that. No one wants to be the one to pull the plug on Grandma. But sometimes you have to say, ‘She’s having too many accidents on the good sheets.’ And then you gotta put her down.”

It is, of course, “illegal” in the United States to fire workers for collective organizing. Good Standing HR Head Traci Tathers says that forces her to be creative.

“Oh sure, I’ve had to get real clever with it,” said Tathers. “During the last, you know, u-word purge, I had one that I let go for ‘taking phone calls on company time.’ And I had this other one where I had to say he was getting let go because we said he was missing too much work. Course, that was because his kid had leukemia. But I’m not a monster. I sent him a lovely homemade sympathy card with his papers.”

Employees at Good Standing Insurance seemed hesitant to speak with reporters about the situation, but Claims Adjuster Peter Bertke gave a brief statement.

“We don’t need unions here,” said Bertke, with a kind of chipperness that implied someone might be listening in. “Our company culture is excellent. We are a family. A family of rockstars. All of the labor rabble-rousers that were let go were ungrateful, toxic people. I don’t need a union coming in and ruining what’s good about Good Standing. Which is the good culture. I mean great. The great culture at Good Standing. Yes.”

At press time, company executives were brainstorming a “compassionate, empathetic way” to let the general staff know that they were probably going to have to come in on Saturday to correct an error the CFO made. 

Every ‘Far Cry 2’ Healing Animation Ranked by How Quickly I’d Lose My Medical License

Far Cry 2, simultaneously the beloved underdog and black sheep of Ubisoft’s Far Cry series, is known for many things: its bleak yet gorgeous open world; its grounded approach to weaponry and fire propagation; its sheer number of dudes whose bodies selfishly go under instead of over your Jeep. I could go on, about the malaria pills you need to constantly refill or the unique roster of “buddies” who will beg you to mercy kill them after falling down once, but that would be ignoring Far Cry 2’s crowning legacy in the series: its commitment to accurate depictions of battlefield medicine, and by battlefield medicine I mean ripping shit out of your body with pliers and setting bones with the same nonchalance as scratching your nose.

These grisly self-surgeries are presented as realistically as any video game has ever attempted, and as a practicing physician of twenty years, I’m in a unique position to gauge their efficacy, ethicality, and general badassness. With that in mind, here is every healing animation in Far Cry 2 ranked by how quickly I’d lose my medical license performing them.

#28: Wrapping Bullet Wound with Bandage

Wrapping a bullet wound at the point of entry with a clean antiseptic bandage or similar dressing is common practice in modern medicine, and this would be sound technique if the bullet hole itself wasn’t a gaping black maw the size and ripeness of a seedless grape. Still, with a little local anesthetic, some quick sutures, and unwavering faith in a divine power not recognized by any of the practiced religions, I would have no problem keeping my medical license after this operation.

#27: Consumption of Malaria Pill

Always take pills with water.

#26: Resetting Dislocated Wrist, Pinky

Setting a dislocated bone like this won’t win you any favors with patients on account of the extreme and agonizing pain, but it would win you a speed-running record in the category of Bonesetting Splintless Any%.

#25: Resetting Dislocated Pinky, Middle Finger

Most of my patients do this to themselves on a daily basis.

#24: Resetting Dislocated Ankle

A stern warning from the Dean at best.

#23: Pulling Out Massive Piece of Metal Wire from Knee

Now we’re getting into some dangerous ethical territory. Extracting a piece of metal wire this deep into the knee requires extreme care and forethought, and pains must be taken to staunch what will surely be a massive amount of bleeding coupled with high risk of infection. Simply yanking it out in two crude motions may well violate the Hippocratic Oath, but I think I could get away with it due to the fact it looks super satisfying.

#22: Resetting Dislocated Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist, Jesus Christ

I cannot stress enough: DO NOT try this at home. Setting three dislocated bones on one arm in the span of five seconds, while it may seem cool, is indeed cool as hell and carries high risk of looking badass in front of your friends.

#21: Patting Out Fire with Bare Hands

There’s a reason we drill Stop, Drop, and Roll into your brains like a butcher tenderizing meat from the age of three. It’s so you don’t try to high-five the fire.

#20: Pulling Out Massive Stick from Leg

Be it knife, arrow, or boring little stick, an impaling object should never be removed from the body, but rather stabilized with gauze until it can be treated in an operating room, as removal could result in a release of pressure on tamponaded blood vessels and uncontrollable, potentially fatal hemorrhaging. That said, accidents do happen, and I think I could smooth talk my way into a probation after this.

#19: Self-Injection of Morphine Syrette

Oh, so when I give a patient a morphine syrette it’s fine but when I give one to myself it’s “a serious problem” and “who broke into the pharmacy last night after hours, do you know anything about this doctor?”

#18: Dislodging Bullet By Resetting Dislocated Elbow

Is this real? Who consulted on this game? No one’s supposed to know you can do this.

#17: Ripping Bullet Out With Knife and Pliers

If knife, pliers, and a wholesale disrespect for the human body is all you have at your disposal, this little maneuver could very well save a life. But let’s not forget that in the majority of cases, it’s best to leave the bullet inside the body unless it runs the risk of ischemia or embolization, or if you’re filming a movie and Big Blood Transfusions is paying you a hefty sum to perpetuate medical myths and disinformation.

#16: Ripping Bullet Out with the Same Disgusting Knife and Septic Pliers

You have 12 to 24 hours to make a clean getaway.

#15: Pulling Out Massive Piece of Glass from Leg

This piece of glass is lodged dangerously close to the femoral artery. I would strongly recommend transferring the patient to a proper OR before any decision was made to risk it for the biscuit.

#14: Ripping Bullet Out with Just the Pliers

Is that the same filthy-ass pair of pliers? Is he stupid?

#13: Pulling Out Massive Piece of Metal from Arm

What are you doing leave it in that shit’s cool as hell.

#12: Cauterizing Bullet Wound with Fistful of Matches

Cautery becomes a viable option only when other methods to stop the bleeding, such as pressure and tourniquets, are exhausted, and even then, it should only be performed by a licensed professional with the proper instrument. A fistful of grimy matches, and not a medical grade Bovie knife designed for this very purpose, is only the correct instrument if the intention is a 10 on the pain scale and revocation of my license to practice morally-suspect medicine.

#11: Pulling Out Different Massive Piece of Metal from Abdomen

Nooo don’t take it out your so sexy aha.

#10: Going Ham with Pliers at a Random, Uninjured Part of Your Leg

Questions would be asked, yes, such as “why are you doing this doctor?” and “JESUS CHRIST IT HURTS, OH GOD IT HURTS”, but aside from a few bruises on the patient’s leg, my medical license would hardly be at risk.

#9: Just Kinda Fishing Around in There with a Knife

I guess technically this would qualify as exploratory surgery.

#8: Sticking Your Nasty Finger Inside Your Arm to Dislodge Bullet, for God’s Sake

Nurse, come look at this. If… if there was already an exit wound on the other side of the arm, then how did…? How was the bullet… still in there? Unless— unless he’s punching a new hole on the other side right through the skin with just his finger. If that’s the case… my god. What power.

#7: Removing Bullet with the Flat of Your Knife Like You’re Popping a Soda Tab

Removing a bullet in this manner (again, unnecessary) will likely cause more damage than it’s worth, and manipulating the bullet with the small tip of the knife would be extremely difficult, but you could probably get a cool Boomerang out of it.

#6: Fishing Bullet Out of Arm with Your Tongue Like a Freak

I actually did this with a patient once.

#5: Pulling… Oh God… Shit… Oh SHIT

Next one. I don’t want to talk about this one. Next one.

#4: Pulling Out Massive Piece of Rebar from Abdomen

We get one free patient death a year so I’d probably use mine on this.

#3: Rawdogging Root Canal Surgery

You’re telling me this is the time he chooses not to use the pliers?

Look, a loose tooth needs to be removed regardless of age due to reasons of both comfort and cleanliness, since an exposed root or socket is a lightning rod for bacteria and other infectants. Ideally the patient is anesthetized for this, but if you want to rawdog it with just your hand and an unearned arrogance comparable to releasing a $700 video game console with no perceptible upgrade in hardware, the only thing stopping you is willpower and several state laws.

#2: Pulling Out World’s Most Evil Stick from Everywhere On Your Body

What stick on this pitiless earth has that many barbs, and how are you unlucky enough to get it stuck inside you twice?

#1: Ripping Bullet Out with Just the Pliers, Somehow Missing the Wound But Still Getting a Bullet Anyway

If I performed this alarming feat of sorcery, I would lose much more than my medical license. This would bring back the Salem Witch Trials on a scale we have never seen before. I would be hung upside down from a rope, my eyes gouged out with sticks, my fingertips burnt off and fed to me, and my family forced to watch as I am made to divulge my dark dealings with The Bottomfeeder; The First Sickness; the Shadow That Rakes the undersides of graves. I divulge, but I do not repent. For this, my entrails are nailed to a tree, and I am forced to walk its circumference, over and over, until I can walk no more. Only then is my body burned, my name erased, and my medical license revoked in the state of Pennsylvania, pending review.

How I Became a Homeowner at 17 by Opening the Sims 2 Cheat Menu and Typing “Motherlode”

Listen, I know we’re all tired of these types of stories. White teenagers get on TikTok and they detail all the financial decisions they made to buy a house—conveniently leaving out that they started with a tremendous amount of capital from their parents.

But I’m here to tell you that while the American dream may be dead, the SimNation dream is alive and well. Or, well, it was when I was in high school.

Here’s how I became a homeowner at 17 by opening up the Sims 2 cheat menu and typing in “motherlode.”

It started like any other day. I got home from school and opened the game on my Strawberry iMac, and had time to microwave a frozen MorningStar burrito in the meantime because it’s 2006. I spent about 90 minutes making a Sim look just like Chris Carrabba, then 5 minutes on a Sim that looks like me. They’re married, obvs, and I dropped them into the only house they could afford: the Ranch Retreat.

Chris and Sim Me took one look around and knew it wouldn’t do. They muttered some nonsense to each other, gesturing wildly, then Chris went in for a hair-tucked-behind-the-ear kiss (the first of one million that I’d make him do). It was there that I paused the game.

I chuckled to myself, brushing off crumbs of miscellaneous vegan bacon-matter from my Glamour Kills hoodie. These Sims had no idea what was coming.

I opened up the cheat menu with a combination of keys I learned from my buddy xxBexGonexWentzxx and dropped the MOTHERLODE code once, twice, then about 5 more times in a mad rush of greed. I then went straight into build mode and designed the most perfect goth Victorian home you’ve ever seen —complete with a swimming pool in case I got bored and wanted to throw my Sims in without the ladder (bonus: gravestones complete the look).

I know many of us can boast similar successes in SimNation in our teen years. So, if you, too, are a millennial distressed by an unchanging economic status while kids who can’t even remember 9/11 buy farm-door McMansions with their parent’s money, remember: it’s you who wielded the original mother lode.

RFK Jr. Has No Idea What Happened to the Sleeping Snorlax on Route 12

KANTO — After local law enforcement discovered a decapitated Snorlax corpse just off Route 12, a conveniently vacationing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told our sources he has no idea what happened. 

“I’m sure the fake news media is going to have a field day with this, but I promise you I had nothing to do with that gruesome crime scene,” said the former presidential candidate, suspiciously covered in blood. “Sure, it sounds like something I would’ve done 20 years ago, but I’m a changed man, and no longer obey the parasitic worms inside my head.”

Kennedy and his wife, Cheryl Hines, told reporters they were only in the Kanto Region for a relaxing fishing trip after an exhausting attempt at the most powerful position in American politics. 

“Robert and I love it here,” said the former “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star. “He reels in Magikarp off the docks and I film self-tape auditions back in our hotel room. Work has been hard to come by lately, for some reason.”

The Snorlax, who was beloved by local trainers, was often seen taking naps and blocking the path forward. Pokemon conservationists have advised against waking the sleeping giant and instead suggest taking an alternate route. However, unaware tourists and political dynasty nepo babies may not be aware of this endangered species protocol. 

Kennedy’s relationship with dead animals has gone from bad to worse in the past few weeks after an unearthed interview with Kick Kennedy, his daughter, revealed her father chainsawed the head off of a deceased beached whale in Massachusetts, tied it to the roof of their family car, and drove it to their New York home back in 1994. 

“Mr. Kennedy’s past history does indicate potential involvement in this case,” Officer Jenny told reporters outside the scene of the crime. “But we won’t know the full truth until he blabs about it on some right-wing podcast 10 years from now.”

At press time, the missing Snorlax head has resurfaced in the middle of Cycling Road.