bob_doe_nz on 1/2/2011 at 11:39
Not sure where you got this, but it's gold! :joke:
Also,
NSFW obviously. :eww:
Kolya on 1/2/2011 at 12:37
I imagine it's not easy to read this shit normally but this guy is so overacting, it's annoying.
Vivian on 1/2/2011 at 12:46
Koyla, do you actually need me to tell you that thats the fucking point?
SubJeff on 1/2/2011 at 13:38
Ha ha. This is indeed funny. The Welsh guy is hilarrrrious.
Quote Posted by Kolya
but this guy is so overacting, it's annoying.
The Germans blitz humour again.
Kolya on 1/2/2011 at 14:04
Those letters are funny and scary by themselves. Doing them in hilarious voices and dialects kills the subtlety and inherent humour, catering to lame stereotypes instead. Much like a forced nazi allusion. It's not my fault that you only get humour when it's in-your-face, lubenuts.
Sulphur on 1/2/2011 at 14:12
Half of that overacting is probably because Wisbey's following the capitalisation and punctuation of the letters. And doing them in the proper Irish/Scottish/Welsh/etc. accents that the writers probably had just makes them funnier than a dry reading.
It's too bad you can't get as much fun out of them, but as with anything humourous, YMMV.
Vivian on 1/2/2011 at 14:23
I've got the book, and I can confirm that he's basically following the punctuation pretty closely (particularly the bits that are in ALL CAPS). Accents, broad though they are, are based on the return address.
SubJeff on 1/2/2011 at 15:23
Quote Posted by Kolya
Those letters are funny and scary by themselves. Doing them in
hilarious voices and dialects kills the subtlety and inherent humour, catering to lame stereotypes instead. Much like a forced nazi allusion. It's not my fault that you only get humour when it's in-your-face, lubenuts.
Quote Posted by Vivian
I've got the book, and I can confirm that he's basically following the punctuation pretty closely (particularly the bits that are in ALL CAPS). Accents, broad though they are, are based on the return address.
Oh Koyla, looks like you lose.
Again.
