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old thing i never posted

Andrew Hussie answers all the questions. All of them.

Here’s an interview from 7 years ago to compare:

Unless his voice dropped hardcore and he suddenly started talking with a different inflection, that so isn’t his voice.

Theories I have thusfar:

1. This isn’t Andrew Hussie, Andrew Hussie just got one of his friends to do the audio for it as a goof

2. VIZ straight up got their own guy to pretend to be Hussie

3. This is Andrew Hussie, but Hussie is actually younger than he’s credited as being, which is why he sounded significantly younger in older interviews and sounds significantly older now

4. Viz accidentally booked one of the people running those obnoxious Hussie parody accounts. You know the ones.

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It’s called “absentee voting”, and over half of states don’t even require any sort of documentation for you to get one. You can literally just. Request one. And then you can vote by mail ahead of time, saving yourself So. Much. Stress.

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Oregon has mail in ballots for everyone, and we consistently have high voter turn out, which is why I spread this info, every chance I can. 

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I am writing this on February 20th, 2013. I do not know when, or if, I will ever post it. But since you’re reading it now, it can only mean one thing: the MSPA Prophet is dead, and it is now safe for me to tell the world how I knew when updates were coming.

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It’s an online solution that matters more than any mere petition. Go straight to the FCC and file a complaint. I just did it: you can too.

Here’s how.

(1) Go to this URL:  https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filings/express

You’ll get a form that looks like this:

(2) Type this number in the top box: 17-108

This brings up the docket number that you’re complaining about, the “Restoring Internet Freedom Act”. (If you don’t already know that this act is about killing net neutrality, and doesn’t restore any freedoms except for big companies to effectively split the Internet up among them and charge you more to use it – not to mention making it harder, if not impossible, to see independent websites or ones that aren’t part of corporate platforms – well, those are the essentials. The FCC is getting ready to submit this proposal to Congrees, and once there in its present form, the Republicans will happily pass it and the Net as we know it will be royally screwed, a dead system walking.)

Anyway, where were we? Once that docket number has settled into place, go down to the next box and type in your name. Make sure to hit the carriage return once your name’s in so that it registers properly. (I’ve redacted some stuff in the above image, as well as my own statement, which I hope will raise a blister or two, but which you don’t need to see.)

Go to the boxes below and type in your address and email address. Note that (as the form tells you) since you’re making a public complaint, your address will be part of the public record and accessible on the Internet if someone wants to go looking for it. if this is a problem for you, obviously this is where you stop and shut down the window, and call your senators and congressperson instead.

Otherwise, continue to fill out the form. In the comments box, say something clear along the lines of “I support Title 2 oversight of ISPs. Also, I support net neutrality and do not support the proposed changes to the present law”.

After that: If you want a confirmation of your submission by email, check the box that specifies that. Once you’re done with the form, hit the blue button that says “continue to review screen”.

You’ll see your info and your comment again. Look them over, and if everything’s OK, hit the “submit” button and you’re done. (You can use either their back button or your browser’s if you want to change something.) Once submitted, a second or so later your confirmation will be in your email box if you asked for one.

That’s all you have to do. Please take a moment to do this if you can, as the effects on the internet if this thing gets through will be far-ranging, ugly, and expensive for you. Make your voice heard, and do it before Wednesday, when the FCC sits down to start making this thing law.

Also: please reblog this far and wide. Help get the news out to those who’ll complain, even if you don’t want to or can’t do it yourself.

I finally finished it!  If you are interested in absurdist theater or Homestuck, or both, you should check out this short film I made of one of my favorite Homestuck fics.  Enjoy!

-The subtle clue re Dirk 3′s shirt iconography

-The actual construction of a miniature Damien Hirst horse-slices-in-lucite knockoff

-Dirk 1 dunking Dirk 4 out of the frame with his weird rigid puppet arm

-The Dirks taking it in turn to be Background Dirk and pointing out details of the set dressing like they were Barker’s Beauties on The Price Is Right

-The faint outline of “IT KEEPS HAPPENING” printed on the stairs

-Chair Hat

-The incredible plastic smugness of Andrew Hussie

-The fire from the fireplace floating untroubled out of the frame on the rising flood

-The fact that this exists at all