watching down on us
Dave Gahan:
The reading becomes instantly sexy and a pleasure to listen to.
Stephanie Beard: The reading becomes really cute. :3
edited 10th Mar '11 1:33:54 PM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.
Embrace the mindscrew
Tony Jay: Mere stories becomes epics and epics become startling displays of awesome.
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.
Show an affirming flame
Stephen Fry: the reading picks up a wonderful sense of irony and snark, narrated by a soothing deep voice.
Charlie Stross's cheerful, optimistic predictions for 2017, part one of three.
Liam O'Brien: The reading sounds much more sophisticated, but you start to wonder if there's a hidden, sinister purpose to it.
Conan O'Brien: The reading is now situated on the thin line between manliness and peppiness.
Dreaming out loud.
BRIAN BLESSED: Well, you know...
Sam Worthington: The reading sounds tired and somewhat annoyed.
David Tennant: The reading has a weird cross between Scottish and Estuary accents, and sounds constantly happy and excited.
Man Without A Body: The entire work becomes much MUCH hammier.
edited 10th Mar '11 6:15:49 PM by SantosLHalper
Fwomph
James May: See Stephen Fry, remove irony.
It's clearly a case of backroom political albumizing.
Keith David: The reading becomes an epic legend.
edited 12th Mar '11 9:42:07 AM by 1whowillmakeEnzeru
Now posting as Enzeru, this serves as an emergency avatar backup account
somethingsomething
Peter Cullen: Awesome!
Stupid Man Suit Wearer
Liam Neeson - The work becomes totally Bad Ass.
Give the world the best you have and you will get kicked in the teeth. Give the world the best you have anyway.
Fran Drescher: The inverse of Gilbert Gottfried. At first, it's annoying, but after a while, it becomes hilarious.
Sean Connery: The text trods the thin line between awesome and hilarious.
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Zach Galifianakis: Hilarious in a childish, meek way.
edited 26th May '11 2:36:38 PM by Tre
oh, that's why I need this binary mind // ⌘
Jamais vu
Christopher Lee: WIN.
UN JOUR JE SERAI DE RETOUR PRÈS DE TOI
William Shatner: Lots... of... space... then... suddenlytogether!
somethingsomething
GERMAN SCIENCE!
Christopher Lee: The reading becomes the voice of GOD!
Vincent Price: The reading becomes rather hammy.
Bibliophile.
Don La Fontaine: you realize that you are reading IN A WORLD... WHERE PEOPLE LOOK AT LITTLE SQUIGGLY PATTERNS AND SEE STORIES AND STUFF... ONE MAN MUST CONVEY THE MEANING OF THE SQUIGGLES WITH HIS VOICE!
edited 27th May '11 10:30:27 AM by AlirozTheConfused
Never be without a Hat! Hot means heat. I don't care if your usage dates to 1300, it's my word, not yours. My Pm box is open.
Stupid Man Suit Wearer
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You are the winner. Congrats.
I AM NOT A TREE
Professional Writer & Amateur Scholar
Ron Perlman: depressing.
I'm a (socialist) professional writer serializing a WWII alternate history webnovel.
This is a trick I usually do when studying out of a really boring textbook. I read the text in my head in the voice of certain celebrities, voice-actors, musicians, etc. It distracts you from the task at hand, but the reading gets much more entertaining, and often the tone of the text will change entirely.
The game is simple: Using the format in the title, describe how reading a text feels when you hear it in a particular voice. Here are a few examples:
Anthony Hopkins: The reading becomes really, really scary, and you're not sure why.
Gilbert Gottfried: The reading becomes hilarious, but after a while, it starts to get annoying.
Ben 'Yahtzee' Croshaw: The reading goes by much more quickly, and is accompanied by little cartoons in your mind.
Morgan Freeman: The reading gets very soothing. Almost enough to make you fall asleep...in fact...nbjhnmkj
I'm in your fanfiction, correcting your spelling.