I think it’s been a long time since we had voice thread. I am curious to hear thecarrier’s accents. This is me reading the first couplet of the Love song of Alfred J. Prufrock by T.S. Eliot.
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that didn’t answer my question.
btw, im surprised you don’t sound like this
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I’m a little sad that Nick Cage apparently never recited T.S. Eliot. But happy to hear Anders’ voice! I thought I must’ve heard it before, but I think I actually hadn’t? Because you sound nothing like I thought you would and at the same time one hundert percent right!
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Awesome! Love your reading voice, it’s very Doom.
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it’s very Doom.
Needs more all-caps. Have you considered shouting, @rocket?
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Prurfrock 3:
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This is from 10 years ago during the days of the Super Villain Fighting League:
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NAY-mohr
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Growing up, I knew a kid who pronounced NAY-mohr correctly; unfortunately he called him NAY-mohr the Sub-ma-REEN-er!
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whats wrong with that? a submarine is pronounced Sub ma reen not sub marin. He was a kid, not a grammarian .
p.s. speaking of pronunciations, I just realized why Pats fans all have shit eating grins. They come from Massa CHEW SHITS.
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This is me reading The Negro Speaks of Rivers by Langston Hughes (never mind the background noise):
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a submarine is pronounced Sub ma reen not sub marin.
Samuel Coleridge’s greatest poem: The Rime of the Ancient MaREENer.
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This is me reading The Negro Speaks of Rivers by Langston Hughes (never mind the background noise):
I get an error message if I go there.
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This is me reading The Negro Speaks of Rivers by Langston Hughes (never mind the background noise):
I get an error message if I go there.
Damn, me too.
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Maybe I’ll re-record with the TV off.
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I somehow imagined a raspier, less gentle voice. I like it. It fits you. Sexy. ;)
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I sound much tougher in my head.
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I sound much tougher in my head.
I think we are do.
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Please do! I love the tone of your voice, but it was hard to understand a word with the TV on.
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Well that certainly added a whole lot of sex the sentence!
I was reading it in character as “spanish soap opera erotica dubbed into german”
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A re-recorded version of my reading of “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” by Langston Hughes:
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