Youjo's Crits and Reviews

The game Even though none of the characters speak words, they do make reaction noises. King dice's voice in the game is at least interpreted as deep, even if it can't be interpreted as raspy. The history King dice is based off of cab calloway and other jazz musicians of that era. Even though in the game King dice isn't characterized as a jazz singer, they have him come out on stage in the cartoon doing scat. There's definitely an acknowledgment of where his design came from, and they went with Wayne Brady. The fannon For years, The voice dubbing part of the fan community has characterized King dice with a deep but admittedly not always raspy voice. He's also usually accompanied with a faux southern accent. Tennessee / Kentucky... Maybe you can consider it North or South Carolina. Wayne goes against everything that has already been established, and having Wayne do scat was a sensory disorienter. Going against the fannon is never a good move. The union busting Hiring

Yesterday, I came across an article that is a guide to help people get off of Facebook while acknowledging that Facebook has made itself such a utility that it's unreasonable to expect people to be able to leave. Did Craigslist go somewhere or am I missing something? There's literally still craigslist. It doesn't have to be a wasteland of trolls and haters. We can make Craigslist a flourishing community again and get rid of the trolls.  Being able to suggest next door it is a good alternative to Facebook is housed privilege. You know good and God damn well unhoused people can't use next door. They need to verify their address with a code that gets mailed to them, and it only works a few neighborhoods wide. Did you forget Craigslist has everything Facebook has on it, except groups? And you can go have conversations with people on different platforms, like twitter. You can post events on craigslist. You can post jobs on Craigslist. You can look for housing on Craigslist.

 A lot of you probably didn't notice, but Facebook Instagram and WhatsApp went down yesterday because the dsn a and AAA records were attacked. I don't have a full understanding of what that means, but given that the domains became available for purchase, I can make context clues based on the information I already have with my short time as a self-proclaimed internet historian. I'm also the type of person that is more interested in why this happened because what happened is a lot simpler to explain. What's not going to be so simple to explain but the media is going to try to explain anyway are the Pandora papers. The long records of a former employee recording all of Facebook's wrongdoings. I was one of the many watching the highlights of Facebook's hearing, but I wasn't watching them in full like many others. If you weren't involved at all, but you're getting involved now, you're about to learn a lot from the summaries of the Pandora