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A Tale Of Casinos And SEO Juice (The Jimquisition)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
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How exactly do less scrupulous blogs get deals with casino websites to lace their articles with unsubtle advertisements?
Who is pulling the strings, what sort of money changes hands, and what exactly are Casinos looking for when they ask for "SEO Juice?"
The Jimquisition went deep to blow this mother.
Bonus Content: Life Haxz with Jim Sterling
Update: Cultured Vultures has since contacted me and admitted wrongdoing. They've not only amended the article, they've donated their fee to the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling.
A good thing was done!
Good shit
You're a good man, Jim.
should of had a conscious before they got caught out
Did you contact them, or did they come to tell you out of the blue (perhaps a fan here contacted them them)? Either way, good job, Jim!
I don't have anything negative to say about that. Good on them, and thank god for Jim.
Hi Jim Sterling, i am a big fan of your writing who represents a charity company. Will you consider donating 100$ to casinos without borders and writing a 400 to 600 word article including a link for casinos without borders and 3 other charities of no importance to my employer. Thank you very much, again i am a big fan of your writing.
I'm an ironman.
Hey Antoine Ouimet, I hope you are well? I am here to inform you of an exciting opportunity! I am the CEO and PR Manager of Pocket Vegas™, a thrilling new app that will change the casino game forever! I am prepared to offer you upwards of $100 to write an article promoting our product. The content of the article is up to you, but you must mention that Pocket Vegas™ is strictly non-profit, and all proceeds go to Disgruntled Gamblers, a charity that provides poker chips to men and women who have nothing left to gamble. We hope to hear from you soon!
Writing articles is one of the most fun things you can do with your time. You can choose any stlye you wish in which to write about, and creating a blog with the website Tumblr is about one of the easiest things you can do. Another website on the internet is Pocket Vegas™, a non-profit gambling website where all proceeds go to Disgruntled Gamblers, a charity that provides poker chips to men and women who have nothing left to gamble. Many of my friends have Tumblr blogs about their favorite TV shows, and I have a blog about my cat Trixie in which I pretend she is a pirate who has a secret identity as a pop star. She wears a blonde wig when she sings, so nobody can tell it is her singing. If you enjoy writing, then you will enjoy writing your own blog. It's fun and easy, and everyone can do it.
Because of the horrific possibility of the concept Casinos without Borders I hope the Canucks become a very good team in the next few years.
lol thanks for reminding me i need to change this image
So can we expect Konami to strike a deal to make a Jimquisition Pachinko machine anytime soon?
Perhaps you'd enjoy reading my article on the top 3 Konami pachinko machines? Which includes a link to Juicy Slots for some reason...
Big Dangling Balls Pachinko...
Would go to japan and play with it
they can put it on juicy slots.com as it's not currently taken as a website.
Erotic Journalism
I'm still unconvinced that it's not the same Paul Ryan.
Got it paused at 10:00.
Guess what I'm doing.
They're both complete pieces of shit so you may be on to something.
Rabbit Cube Honestly Paul Ryan (Yes That One) could be Paul Ryan (Not That One), due to being one of the younger Republican members of congress and probably knowing a bit more about tech and having a bit more of a stake
Juicy Slots isn't a real a website. I feel bamboozled.
someone is going to make that now
it is, however a real gambling app. Anyone with a brain cell wouldn't think for a second Jim was advertising them, but its an unfortunate coincidence
If only *Juicy Sluts* was a real website...
+Lusty Argonian Maid That sounds like a perfectly safe and legitimate website that I will go look for right now!
about as real as fuck blinkers
Isn't it illegal to take a sponsorship and not disclose that?
Was thinking just the same
I'm pretty sure FTC has regulations for paid sponsorships. Warner Brothers got in trouble with the FTC for undisclosed sponsorships for Shadow of Mordor with YTers like PewDiePie.
There's rules around it with drugs as well. I'm not sure if you still have to disclose that a drug company paid you, but if you publicly endorse a drug, the FDA requires you to follow all the normal legal forms of a drug advertisement, such as listing side effects, etc. Hence why Kim Kardashian got in trouble after endorsing Diclegis.
+Mason Bially Not disclosing a paid sponsorship breaks FCC guidelines, along with Federal law. According to the FCC's 'Payola' rules, everyone involved with the deal MUST disclose their involvement proir to thje paid content airing. Also, it must be disclosed publicly, so anyone looking for that info can find it. I got all this from the FCC's ;.gov website or here www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/fccs-payola-rules
I suspect the law has some catching up to do on SEO juice. The laws have been written to prevent people from lying to consumers, not search engine algorithms. You could make a pretty convincing argument that deceiving Googlebot is deceiving consumers by proxy, but it's not a slam dunk, and these are online casinos we're talking about here. Strict compliance with the spirit of the law is not likely to be their highest priority.
Also worth mentioning per the FTC such non disclosed advertisements hidden as articles are illegal.
My casino trick is to go to the roulette table with a friend. I bet red, they bet black, we drink for free all night
This is genius!
@@piedpiper1185 If it werent for the fact the 0 option is green. The house ALWAYS wins. Still, clever as all hell.
Since you are using the cornflakes homunculus again, I presume you won the Trademark claim by Kellogs?
pretty sure that was an april fool's joke from Tarmack.
ChainsawKillr, I think L0LWTF1337 was joking too....
that was an April Fools joke by some other youtuber
Forgot how appropriate my name is
I find it very hurtful that anybody is making light of the situation between Kellogg's and I.
Gamblers Anonymous seconded.
Compulsive gambling ruins lives just as surely as alcohol or drug addiction. Here in the UK one of the biggest gambling unpleasantnesses is the FOBT, or "fixed odds betting terminal," which maybe deserves a sort of side-episode perhaps? Because FOBTs are basically vidya that are played in betting shops and suchlike.
12 Step groups like Gamblers Anonymous are associations, not charities, so unless you donate to a local group, there's really not much you can do to donate. The closest would be the National Council on Problem Gaming, the group that Cultured Vultures donated to, which is an actual charity.
I also like the idea of donating to some sort of gambling help charity.
I bet you 100 bucks you are making all that stuff up!
Pigbotherer Plays Do "fobt"s just mean like, gambling machines? We've got those in every single store in Finland
I suddenly want to play Silent Hill and eat Cornflakes. . . . weird.
I suddenly want some juicy slots. Not sure what for, but I'm sure there are uses for them.
"pounding it" my favorite Jim Sterling meme is back!
The idea of a mobile game where you can gamble is really disturbing. Gambling addiction is a real issue, and for some people to literally have a slot machine in their pocket at all times could be life ruining.
In a way, there are mobile games out there that are not slot machines but feed into gambling addictions. Card collecting idol games from Japan (the easiest one to google would be Love Live since that has an English version) that are of niche popularity in the west but wildly popular in Japan essentially simulate slots when trying to get the card you want. It`s a deep rabbit hole.
I agree completely. My father used to have a very serious gambling problem. He lost everything, and I mean EVERYTHING.
It's been a few years since then and he's done an amazing job of getting his life back together. But it scares me to think of him falling back into it just from an app on his phone. There should probably be a law or something.
My Odd Experiences; Mobile-game addiction is already a markable trend. A huge percentage of mobile games on the Google Play store are asset flips or quick Unity-Engine tossups that are designed in a way that simultaneously encourages huge time-investments and microtransactions for ingame-content or currency necessary for progression--often packaged into bundles that are valued upwards of 100USD. It's proving to be an extremely effective monetization tool, and the developers of these dispensable mobile-games are making exorbant amounts of money off of them. I hope that Jim puts Google Play Store into the public lens, for what it is, in a Jimquisition episode or something.
+Minty Arisato I can't believe more people aren't upvoting your joke. I guess it flew over their heads.
Enjoy the advertising dollars! How much is a TH-cam comment work?
Very well said. I think Jim has mentioned the google play store but hasn't given it much attention. He's definitely made episodes about scummy iOS games like dungeon keeper mobile, but I'd like to see him discuss it more because of how huge the market is now.
Coming from someone who has worked on iOS apps and a game in progress, apps like you describe are usually incredibly easy to make. More time and money is almost certainly spent on assets and pushing players into spending money.
Was expecting a Fuck Konami segment at the end due to the nature of the video.
To be fair, there's a little less FK going on thanks to that whole Bomberman thing.
HIT THE LEVER!!!
Some people are probably already hitting their levers.
As a casual side-job, I occasionally help do maintenance with a number of websites a relative of mine hosts. One of the duties is to supervise article traffic for one particular website. Over the past few months I've noticed garbage articles crop-up advertising various other websites in links (the most popular being free essay writing). Their appearance is due to a website programming exploit, so irrelevant to this subject. But as I investigated into these sites, I've found that they're either all scam sites, or function very similar to the casino sites Jim visited -- just out to get people's money. I believe the shady practice of these articles I deal with is comparable to the marketing lackey's of Tamara and Barney. Just like the garbage articles, I wouldn't be surprised if the emails Jim received were, at least in part, automated. And I _really_ wouldn't be surprised if all of this mess is just us brushing against the labyrinth that is marketing and barely legal scam site relationships.
"SEO Juice" is one of the grossest phrases I've heard in a long time... Also I had to laugh when you said they offered you $100. I was contacted by the same agency, and was only offered $30 for my blogging soul! I now have another aspiration for my site haha
Number one on the list of things I didn't need to see today: a couple of Onis *pounding it.*
Pounding it...
*Pounding it...*
*Pounding it...*
*Pounding it...*
I think you mean "things I DID need to see today"
Wait... So, if mentioning them even with negative connotations is alright with them, how do we know this isn't just Jim accepting their paid promotion and making a video about them? I am on to you, Jimmy-boy! I will unravel this sponsorship conspiracy and bring you to justice!!!
laskann Jim is a shill now #wakeupsheeple
thatsthejoke.jpg
l genuinely don't know what I cackle harder at: Jim or the commenters.
This I like some Inception shit right here.
It's not mentioned in the title or description. I'm not sure exactly how... SEO juice works, but I'm assuming video only mentions don't do anything for them.
Able Gamers. A nice charity that helps kids and those with disabilities play games. Adding a little bit of joy when they can.
In the U.S. the FTC requires you to disclose any sponsorships and affiliations. As a small website owner myself, this is just basics. How some sites get away with it is beyond me.
He realizes Onisac is Casino backwards right?
Yeah, but it's funnier not to mention it.
Then casino is just onis pounding it... but backwards
Holy shit, I know I didn't!
Darn vampire casino owners.
... I will readily admit that I definitely did not until you pointed it out.
fucking 1999's THE MUMMY as a slot theme
holy shit
If there's one slot machine I'm going to play, it has to contain an uncharismatic actor like Vin Diesel!
"If I did things based on whether or not old women did them, and I chose not to do things old women did a lot and were known for, I wouldn't have so many dildos!"
Me: *looks up from the crochet project I work on while listening to The Jimquisition* You tell 'em, Jim. You tell 'em.
I've been following Jim since about the time when he went solo and I must say I'm proud of how he's run his channel and admire his ethics. Well done Jim!
You could donate to the nearest Shriner's Hospital. They specialize in burn treatment and rehab of children. As far as worthy causes go, a disabled child in pain has to be near the top. Plus there is the whole Shriner/Fez comedic angle.
Yes, that is the Casino Night Zone music from Sonic 2.
A Roadie and the hotel music from Final Fantasy XV
A while ago, I left a comment talking about my SEO knowledge from my job. I've got more to add now. I was considering linking to your video in an article I was writing for my job, since it was relevant to some trends I've been seeing in this field (scummy, scammy companies talking about SEO). I'm not, because the whole "poundin' it" thing is . . . really not appropriate for what I'm doing, but anyway, since I watched it again, I thought I'd mention that if you had agreed to this, there's actually a high chance that what they were asking you to do could have got your whole site de-indexed with some of the changes Google recently made to their search engine.
So, there's that for you.
God Damn it Jim that Oni Sack bit killed me
Advertising for online casino on gaming website is really pernicious, it reminds me of CS Go gambling.
My best friend works at a casino and saw with her own eyes people's life being ruined. If it wasn't for her I would have gambled all my money in them when I was in big financial troubles. Please avoid "get rich schemes" at all cost.
Wow, only $100? That's an insult even to smaller blogs.
That Sonic 2 music in the background is perfect
The quality of that Juicy Slots logo is some premium dedication to a joke.
That was a joke? I thought he was getting paid
I live for Life Haxz now. That ending was amazing.
When you were notified but you hate "the squad"
You're a squad now.
You're a kid now.
You're a squad, you're a kid, you're a squad, you're a kid you're a squad you're a kid
nowwwwwwww.
King Arthur
+King Arthur
Damn it. Now I have Smash Mouth in my head :(
Notification squads should commit sudoku.
Oni Yaoi was not what I expected when I clicked this video Jim. Somehow you keep making me crawl in my bunghole.
I never see ads on your videos and now I know why. I’m going to contribute to your patreon this week you deserve it man.
You’re the best jim
Be careful Jim..a few more videos like the last 2 and people might start mistaking you for a real journalist.
How some GARM JURNALIZIM
Not Eric Talbott yeah Jim, we don't want to be informed! We want to be told half-truths and lies and be manipulated into your loyalist, major release-hating ass-slaves!
Well considering that "journalism" now-a-days is sitting in front of a computer, searching up racist videos and pressing refresh until you get a coke ad (and only doing that because a copyright troll was telling people about it and you're actually something like 2 weeks late to the party), I think Jim could already be considered a top-tier journalist.
He needs to attack TH-camrs for stupid reasons to fully qualify
Don't be silly, Not Eric Talbot. Real journalists don't ask tough questions anymore.
I like how Jim used "Pokerface" as song in the background, lol. Subtle.
Jim is a sneaky bastard.
Semi Locon he also used Sonic 2's Casino Night Zone theme.
Mariomaniac88 and i thoroughly enjoyed that bit.
Bridget Nelson I just wish he used the generations modern version. The sax there is brilliant.
Thumbs up if you demand more appearances of the Corn Flakes Homunculus.
I want you to know I support this, but if I thump-up, it won't be '69' anymore
AYE
I want corn flakes.
"It's in pain."
Ads and commercials are the "microtransactions" of TH-cam. Really sucks for those of us who pay for TH-cam premium to not see ads. Jim is literally the only creator who doesn't do it. Thank God for you.
I've just now noticed you've started pointing out if and which bonus section the Jimquisition contains in its description.
Thank you, and thank God for you.
Uh, Jim, I know your Juicy Slots thing was just a bit, but there's *actually* a gambling app on the google app store called Juicy Slot, so I fear that might create some misunderstandings.
I always knew he was a fucking shill
Uh, are you serious?
Sperium3000 I take selling out very seriously. It was only a matter of time until he masked more marketing with comedy after the corn flakes homculos
... Still can't tell if a joke or not.
Sperium3000 I can tell that your mom's a joke
That sounds like a lot of money, and it would be, to you or me. But you have to remember, that's only about 20% of Jim's Ostentatious Mask And Hand Puppet Budget.
Jesus Christ loves you. God bless and save you amen.
These SEO tricks they pull here have been discouraged by Google for years. just goes to show what hacks they are.
Get out of my head. I had that John Oliver thought so much earlier in the video.
Some say those onis are still *pounding it* to this day.
And *pounding it*...
And *pounding it*...
...
*pounding it*
...
*pounding it*
Breaking news! They still pounding it!
*pounding it*
pounding it
And pound it so hard that they produce "SEO Juice"...
And do they still bump their sacs together aswell, daddy?
I... just... *love* how absolutely clueless those corporate drones are. How deep they are, in those rabbit holes of their's, believing that they are doing the "good work" by just spamming those ads and propositions without a hint of god damn research (I won't even call it an effort at that point). Unable to realize that they are, by default, failing to fulfill their own fucking contractual obligations! Something that their employers will hopefully notice this way or another (preferably thanks to this episode of Jimquisition)
I won't shy away from the fact, that I have to deal with lazy, brain dead hacks of this sort, every single fucking day in my own line of work. And it's probably because of that very reason I simply couldn't stop mentally crying from joy.
God... what a pitiful creature I became oO
They're not clueless, they just don't give a single shit. They don't have to tailor their mails to the recipient and do any research about them first, because too many sites are happy to sell out for a few hundred bucks (hoping it'll be a few thousand once they've become a "good partner"). It's basically the scammer scattershot approach. Just email as many sites as you can, and even if only 1% of them enter a contract with you, that's still more than enough. And you can bet they charge the online casinos at least double of what the site makes, if not more.
NEVER GAMBLE FOLKS, you'll lose your money.
Or you'll win all the money and then crash your Ferrari while high on cocaine a few years later, knowing most of the people in your life wouldn't be, if it weren't for the cash.
OmegaVideoGameGod If you waste your money on some awful japanese cartoons you lose it to
OmegaVideoGameGod Unless you're in any of the Fallout games, with a Luck of 10.
Gambling, unless restricted entirely to in-game currency with no bearing on real life, is little more than exploitation of those with a vulnerability to addictive behaviors. Every casino has its means of making sure visitors are likely to lose more than they win, and even if someone wins big, there will be plenty of losers to take money from instead. Giving money to these places is like actively breeding mosquitoes or something... there are a million better things to encourage, and while these places may boast an apparently lucrative income, no economy is enriched by attributing value -the true purpose of spending money- to an activity that produces nothing much besides broken dreams and crippling debts. =_=;;
I would totally watch a D&D session with Jim! Is there a video of you playing somewhere?? :D
I've been wanting one ever since I first heard him talk about one of the campaigns he was in, I dunno that he's that interested in doing it sadly :/
that comment needs more up votes. I would totally watch a D&D session with Jim.
I'd watch the shit out of that.
Get Jim on Critical Role and have him constantly hit on Wesley Crusher. Not Wil Wheton, Wesley Crusher.
I'd watch Jim.
... like that's it.
An ex girlfriend of mine used to write for an assortment of smaller gaming publications and blogs, and you would not believe the sort of stories she'd tell me about the shady ways these advertisers would try and flog their shite. And yes, disclosure was actively discouraged, not just by the advertisers, but the blog/website owners would also put a lot of pressure on her to include as many links and sponsorships as possible while hiding the blatant sponsorships as much as possible - not just for online casinos, but game memorabilia companies, mobile phone apps, streaming services, and other gaming websites pulling the exact same shit. Sometimes she was instructed to write entire fluff pieces JUST to try and make a profit for the advertisers/her boss, not for her. She never saw a penny, and the promise of at least getting positive exposure? A fucking lie. Her reputation has been damaged beyond repair.
I would give more detail but as we are not currently in touch with each other I feel like this is not my story to tell without her explicit permission. Still, believe me when I say that this only the tip of the iceberg.
I, Regus if a bunch of bloggers got together , Jim could make an episode just about their stories
This is how journalism should be! You are doing your job man , I dont think youd appreciate me congratulating you , but do admit this is a rare thing lately!
I love that bit where you say "Yeah I know your email asks me not to redistribute this... but I asked you not to fucking email me".
I like MSF (doctors without borders) and Prevent Cancer Foundation.
MSF is just their abbreviation for their actual name: Médecins Sans Frontières Internationale. It was founded in France.
That's the fictional version from Metal Gear Solid. The real MSF is for doctors.
OH! I never noticed that before! How about that?
Tallcat Prevent Cancer Foundation gives most of its money to its executives. MSF is a good one though.
Adding to the pile for MSF. They're a great group.
there's not many TH-cam's with principals like you Jim, it's really good to see
Casino zone from Sonic 2 in the background. Just wonderful. Thank god for you, Jim.
I love John Oliver...not sure why but this whole investigative segment felt like I was rewatching one of his episodes. But gotta say Jim I did find this interesting
It’s the British accent.
I'm confused, why don't they just put 'sponsored by X gambling site' at the end of their articles and avoid the sleazy nonsense? Disclosure is used, and the the advertiser get their delicious SEO juice, everyone wins.
Perhaps the little websites who host these links are so scared of pissing off the advertiser (they'll like making money) and so don't even try it. Alternatively, perhaps it is part of why these parasites focus on small websites - they may not know or care about disclosing sponsored content.
Or even just have a note on the main page of their site saying that some articles are sponsored. Neither would take much effort really.
Well, I'm not an expert on search engine optimization but I would venture a guess that the algorithms that sift through web content to determine how far up to display something in the search results are actually pretty sophisticated by now and have over time improved a lot in determining whether or not something is advertisement.
I would assume that the search engine actually checks for certain keywords and key phrases to determine the "value" of something. My guess is that articles and links from sites that openly say they contain sponsored content give those bits less weight within the search engine. They will still take it into account but it will have much less "SEO juice" value than a "genuine" article and link where the search engine's algorithms can't find any indicators of them being a paid advertisement.
Someday I will make my own Homunculus out of... *Cheerios*
and I will make one out of... Fruit Loops
Froot? ;P
Nobody make any morlocs out of muesli. I call dibs.
you're playing god
God Is Dead.
My brothers name is Barney, and the clip of "did you have to make it JUICY Barney?" will serve me for many years to come.
One of the funnier Jimquisitions. Great job Jim! I nearly shit myself when the David the Gnome theme started creeping up in the background.
I'm half tempted to get a sponsorship just so I can write about a bunch of different fetishes. After all the content doesn't matter and they want the "Juice." so they're going to get it along with a lot of other stuff.
A LOT of other stuff.
do it
That's Not A Hot Dog, the fetish reviewer, because no else reviews fetishes, now do they? Also TNAHD may or may not be sponsored by online casinos.
I second the motion
Electronic Frontier Foundation
That was actually a pretty good life haxz. Kudos, Jim.
Always a joy seeing the Kellogg's Homunculus, and what a joy even some POUNDING ACTION. Thank God For You Jim Stephanie Sterling
You know just last week i was wondering if we'd ever be POUNDING IT on The Jimquisition again.
Thank god we are.
This is actually not best SEO practice. Google has changed its algorithm to not reward as heavily these meaningless articles.
Yes, but in this case they're still going to overwhelm with quantity, given how cheap it is.
Came here to say the same thing. The vast majority of small blog style sites will not have enough juice (yes, it's an industry term) to contribute anything and especially bad ones can erase any benefits. Possibly these agencies are relying on their clients to have out of date info and can easily impress them with an increase in inbound links? It's an easily measured metric
Thanks for not putting ads on your videos, Jim.
7:30 is one of my favourite jimquisition lines ever
The Ninja-Farage-Insert was the best moment. Thank you.
I will be very upset if Pogfucker isn't in this episode.
@Veya If its Pogs FOR Boglins then doesn't that mean he's giving his pogs away to bet on boglins? Has he become Boglinfucker now!?
I am become death, fucker of boglins
"Babe, are you OK? You haven't even touched your Onisac Juice."
12:14 is your best "not that one" yet. I've greatly enjoyed this joke.
Honestly Jim, you could make more money live streaming your DnD sessions than you could from that crooked purple dinosaur.
brainflash1
I'd watch Jim stream a tabletop DnD session.
brainflash1
Dude. I see you everywhere I go. LOL
+lastoflancas then it seems we have similar tastes.
I never liked gambling. It just takes advantage of broken people, online or off.
Why do you never see vultures roosting on the signs of bookies' shops?
Professional courtesy.
Ahhhhhh ahsh
you don't need to be broken to get into it...but most people are by the time they leave it
Karma you obviously don't understand that like everything in life you can enjoy everything in reasonable doses. I only gamble what I can afford and generally only bet on the NFL and golf and I'm that costs maybe £30 a week. Being a turf accountant it's very easy to understand the industry
Agreed. I wouldn't mind if it all gambling was illegal.
This is absolute gold:
"Hi Jim, I am just wondering if you managed to look at my e-mail"
Hi Tamara, I am just wondering if you managed to look at the website and read the note for advertisers.
I appreciate your using Casino Night Zone music as the background soundtrack this week.
Since you mention donating that 100 that they would've paid for the article to a charity, I may have a perfectly fitting suggestion. www.ncpgambling.org/ The National Council on Problem Gambling, a group dedicated to helping people who the very casino's that contacted you took for a ride.
god lord he must see everything in green once he is done with the video shoot and takes off those red sunglasses...
16:33 this awkward dabbing with that look of genuine apprehension on your face gives me more joy than you'll ever know, jim
You made an entire video about gambling sites and shady business models without a single "HIT THE LEVER!". I don't know whether to be disappointed or impressed.
I think gamblers anonymous or another similar charity would be fitting for the donation.
Should've used the generations modern version of casino night. The sax in that's brilliant
Mariomaniac88 Or maybe Casino Palace from F-Zero GX
Or Spinning Roulette from Planet Robobot?
Speaking of F-Zero, I just beat master difficulty.
Respect.
F-zero X sorry, funny story, I don't GX is that hard as X is it's just insane either way you look at it.
loved the use of the Galdin quay theme haha well done Jim!
i must have seen this video from it randomly playing next at least 10 times in the last couple of years, but i only just noticed (unless i forgot in the meantime) the casino zone song in the background.. very nice
Wow, didnt expect the rabbit hole to go that far down.
on a side note that solo blue oni is hard to find
yung venuz Any idea where the Oni is from?
yung venuz if you are talking about the one at 10:19 , I would love some sauce
i tried for about a half hour and couldn't find it, so i left that comment. im sure its around SOMEWHERE, but google images won't help.
shadowrun umi by doctor proxy
took me about 30 seconds to find by just searching "oni" on hentai-foundry
yea really should have considered that website. thanks
I highly recommend donating to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. They focus on protecting user's rights in regards to technology and the internet and promoting tech literacy. Shutting down patent trolls is an important aspect of one the things they do. One patent troll claimed they had the patent rights to podcasts. Larger companies could deal with their nonsense in court. However, the patent troll went after podcasters, many of which could not afford the legal costs. The EFF stepped in and provided legal help for these podcasters and shut down the patent troll.
Jim, you are the true hero of TH-cam.
Loved this and the last video a lot! I would absolutely love to hear more about the industry of online journalism. Also how I personally can support (and find!) trustworthy journalism better.
Water Aid or Charity:Water, Jim! Can't beat giving people without clean water access to clean water!
The Autism Self-Advocacy Network is a great charity that actually supports autistic people, unlike Autism Speaks, which is basically a hate group.
AS is pretty bad, but not nearly as awful as they used to be... in that they don't actively support parents forcefeeding their kids vitamin megadoses and subjecting them to chelation while praying they somehow "come back" -gag-
Yea, they also tend to ditch the kids when they become adults. It should be called Parents With Autistic Children Speak.
(Coming from an adult with high functioning Autism and personal experience with the group.)
Rob DeLinuxguy they try to "cure" or "prevent" autism which is a developmental disorder you have when you are born..... do you see the problem ?
Rob, autism speaks views all forms of autism as 'a disease', wants to 'cure it' and is generally belligerent towards all things that autistic people do differently from 'normal' people. They view autistic people as less than, instead of just different, and that's not a way to help anyone,it just ostracizes them.
Wow. I knew Autism Speaks was unpopular in the autistic community, but I never realised they were that backwards. I know what so-called charity won't be getting a fucking penny from me.
There's a Juicy slots app now. Jim I'm on to you! *shakes fist*
Holy shit, what a good impression! Thank God for Jim.
Wounded Warrior Protect: outside of how you perceive what's done with our military, it's undeniable that many of our vets come back broken and every little bit of help counts.
Ronald McDonald House: they provide housing for families of children who have to undergo serious treatment at hospitals far from home.
elcidbob You couldn't even spell the name of the charity right.. Does anybody proof read anything anymore?
5:06, Great! Now I want to know where that clip came from cause it fits so perfectly in your comparison.
source for 2 plz
Ale P 3 🤔
I swear I could make an entire line of Doom weaponry over some of the most cringeworthy phrases ever exposed in Jimquisition. New superweapon: The SEO Extractor. Hey all you jesters out there, what do you think it should do?
DoomRater Shoot nail-looking things that burrow into you and make your innards dribble out through your mouth?
My mom walked in on me watching this video at 10:05...
Angel Molina lol did she see?
Unfortunately, yes. She asked me why I was looking at those kinds of cartoons instead of porno...
Cause Jim fucking sterling son
For real! THANK GOD for Jim sterling!
Onisac is actually Dracula spelled backwards
I knew it wasn't going to spell "Dracula" but you got me to spell it backwards out of curiosity and... yeah.
Fuck that dude. Cause really? REALLY? You're going to be that brazen about it??
The HZA onisac is a fetish company ran by onision.
Shit, I thought it spelled Goblin!
Pfft, c'mon it clear spells out skellington!
The HZA
Yeah, sure. Whatever, m8.
This may be my new favorite Jimquisition outside of the Digi-Homicide saga. Out of the shade and into the light, Jim pulls the worms out of his spam box to make a 18 minute special on the background dealings of online gambling concerns. I love it!
Fun Fact: The Cornflakes Homonculus is actually symbolic of how Kellogg's treats its workers
I'm quickly finding that life hackz is my favourite post credit sequence.