A secondary, common meaning of "diction" means the distinctiveness of speech,^[3][4][5] the art of speaking so that each word is clearly heard and understood to its fullest complexity and extremity, and concerns pronunciation and tone, rather than word choice and style. This secondary sense is more precisely and…

Ehhh, I'd say he sounds more Swedish or something than Asian.

It's not really nothing. I found it difficult to understand what he was saying. Kind of a big deal for someone doing voice work.

Funny as that is to visualize, it doesn't make for a very good youtuber.

The guy in the video has awful diction.

If you see an orange drop in Diablo, that shit's legendary. No doubt about it.

Tom Hanks?

Apollo.

They're both wet.

I still haven't beaten DDD. I bought it on release but just can't get into it. I've played every other entry. Maybe I've just grown up? I don't know.

Mine goes in the neighbours yard.


Fuck that guy.

Much of the contents of the second month's crate remain a mystery to me, thanks to a relative being home to get the mail that day instead of me. Faced with a box of strange snacks with no means of knowing what was inside, she opened each one and ate its contents.

I now feel bad for calling the kid dumb. Just found out he has Downs. But really, all kids are dumb.

I don't see what the problem is. The kid looks to be about 30 pounds and is supporting himself on the counter. If the dog had yelped, tried to leave or growled to show it was uncomfortable, I'd bet the kid would have gotten off.

H. Jon Benjamin now. NOW.

Wouldn't it pretty much just be a dot in the middle? The only time you have a cursor is with the gun selection.

For the record, I did get back into Smash. Been playing the past week and a half pretty steadily. On my way to beating classic mode with every character.

Looks like a good combination of the two.

Ugh, I didn't get to see what it said and now I really want to know :(

Nice logo there, bub.