Joki

Biography
Joki (pronnounced Hoki) was one of the current moderators within Randomness, and is, along with elonaeriF, Barto, Tundzar, and Toxicwaltz, one of the creators of the server, whose by-then leader ToxicWaltz created Randomness after they decided that their jokes were too nsfw for the DDFC.

Joki was during this little period a cringe ass naenae fucking DDLC roleplayer who pretended to be a girl lmfao like holy shit past Joki how could you be this retarded lmao. Eventually he felt bad and decided to stop that shit ass lame shit cause he actually had found friends in Barto Toxic and Elon so he told them the truth about who he was.

Months later and after some heavy drama, tensions between Joki and Barto were on the rise, when Toxic left them in charge of the server due to his inactivity, Joki removed Barto's admin permissions upon realizing he could do the same to him.

This set up heavy distrust between the two Argentines, who, with time, ended up reconciling and forging a long-lasting friendship

Joki. out of sheer luck, won ownership over Randomness one day Toxic told all the mods to choose a number, with Joki's number, 4, being the winner.

After that, Toxic left the server momentarily, but not before granting ownership to Joki

Some time after, Joki invited Julie, another argentine, except a w*man, ew.

Later, a democratic election was held with Barto winning the ownership over Joki and Elon, the other candidates. Joki didn't care much as he could still be admin.

Lots of stupid and irrelevant shit happened after that, with Joki losing administrator status after some stupid decisions were made, but Joki didn't care at all, like he always does.

He then married Tomato, and that takes us to the present.

On the 3rd of march 2020 he got demoted to moderator because certain members complained about his attitude. After he got demoted Julie promoted Barto to admin to fill in the admin spot.

Behavior
Since Joki was a moderator, he has to, atleast, watch over any and all channels in the server.

He talked the most, however, on #the-shithole, by posting stupid ass memes among other stuff.

While Joki enforced the rules within the server, he was very reluctant to warning/banning/muting users, usually just deleting inappropiate content and simply telling users to please not to do it again (There are however, exceptions.)

So far, Joki has been the only person in randomness to ever host popular events with prizes on them, usually monthly subscriptions of Discord Nitro (Since, what else?)

On July 10, 2020, Joki decided to leave Randomness for good, citing how it was no longer the Randomness he helped create.

Barto
Joki is friends with barto, just gonna say, good friends. (Will elaborate on this part soon)

Julie
Same as barto, will elaborate later, good friends doe, met her in real life too.

Tomato
I love tomato lol

Geralt of Rivia
Many cannot fathom the friendship Geralt of Rivia and I, Joki, have shared all these years. When we first began breaking bread together, spiteful tongues said he'd be better off cutting my throat and dumping my body in a hollow tree - before I provoked someone else into doing the same to us both. Those individuals spoke out of pure jealousy, for Geralt was my dearest friend, a fact which he gave ample evidence of on numerous occasions.

I could say a great deal about that world-famous monster hunter, the man known in Elder Speech as Gwynbleidd, or, in our younger (yet no less noble) tongue, as the White Wolf. For Geralt of Rivia is a truly exceptional individual. A brief encounter might tempt one to label him a mere swinger of swords, a simple monster-catcher, a rough-and-tumble practitioner of a dirty trade - but peer closer and you will soon discover he is a man of unplumbed depths, unique views and vast, world-spanning experience.

On the surface, he is introverted, tight-lipped, one might even say gruff, but underneath lies an overflowing sea of goodwill, good humor, and an honest readiness to help his friends, be it with a bit of sound advice or the masterful application of his blade.

Setting aside cumbersome false modesty, I can say that I know his story better than any man alive. I was with him through hard times and good, helping with wise advice, warm words and razor wit. As a result, I am a vital part of his story, both in its earlier and present portions. It is thus my duty to continue my chronicle and, for the benefit of future generations, put in writing the next chapter of his deeds and exploits.