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Political radio is probably code for whatever the radio equivalent of public access TV is.

rabidtictac wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 26, 2017 4:52 pm

Political radio is probably code for whatever the radio equivalent of public access TV is.

A local radio then

Charlar wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 26, 2017 7:20 pm

A local radio then

I'd go a little further than that, even. It's either a college campus' radio station or he's trying to say that he was on one of those AM radio stations that old timers tune into on their way to work.

I'd believe the former. I wouldn't believe the latter. His vocabulary, alone, is enough for me to think that any older person tuning in would disregard him due to feeling like he's talking down to them.

So....goggles has him beat because she has worked as a dj at a local radio at rush hour. Still better than being /pol/ at 4am to the local toll booth operators.

But take a look at the way he dresses. Even if it radio, no serious host would dress like an arthritic gimp with rapunzel hair. That just screams college radio, where payment is optional but you get tons of *snicker* exposure.

Does he really talk about Mighty no. 9 that much?

Inafune hurt his feelings real good.

Pope Corky III wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 24, 2017 1:53 am

He has a recent video titled "Will Comic Movies Hit a Wall?" I think someone on 2 or 3.0 said that if the title of the video is a question it's likely their answer is no, i.e. clickbaity bullshit. He's never did a question on something he's super-sure about. He never titled the video in question "Do We Need The Wall?"

I mentioned that at some point but this:

da PAC Nigguh wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 25, 2017 5:09 pm

Yes a universal truth of life is if a news headline is written as a question, the answer is always "No".

If the answer was "Yes", it would have simply been phrased as a statement.

isn't something I came up with. It's journalism 101. It generates more interest than just the plain negative statement unless the answer is something really big.

Guest wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 24, 2017 1:41 am

Does he really talk about Mighty no. 9 that much?

Alpha pretty much popularized hating on Mighty No. 9 single-handedly due to all of the videos he put out about it.

I never paid attention to the Mighty No 9 hate.

Is it actually a bad game, or were people just mad because it wasn't enough like Megaman?

It was bad, but also the reaction against mighty no 69 was fueled by anti-SJW opinion-for-pay youtube pundits, of which AlphaOmegaGnome was one.

It was merely a bad game and shitty kickstarter scam. As far as I'm concerned, no better or worse than the other kickstarter scams.