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aginor wrote:

Italian is nice k

I can understand most of it, but can't speak it for my life.

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aginor wrote:

Matt do you have a slight italian/american accent, curious,

No, none of my family has an accent. I have a very vanilla american accent.

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aginor wrote:

Matt do you have a slight italian/american accent, curious,

No, none of my family has an accent. I have a very vanilla american accent.

cool, i think i have a cross of brittish english and american english

aginor wrote:

Italian is nice k

Italian is perhaps the worlds most beautiful language. Can't understand a single word of it though.

OK, perhaps a couple of words, but almost none.

Your font is about the same.

My other avatar is a Porsche

It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased.

-Kehlog Albran

:O omg we all have the same voice. It's good because I sound like DsO's growling.

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colorofmoney91 wrote:

I assume Matt and I have similar voices. Is this true?

Probably, I haven't heard a recording of my voice in a while.

colorofmoney91 wrote:

HolyMoly wrote:

Your font is about the same.

Are you imitating me?

It's the sincerest form of flattery.

My other avatar is a Porsche

It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased.

-Kehlog Albran

If you listen to my band you can hear my voice- I do all the voiceover speaking and occasional vocals.

The voice speaking in the middle of Wonderstood is my semi-deep voice and my voice at the end of the song is me going deeper without effects.

But my real voice is pretty normal with no accents. I think I speak in a sort of weird eccentric manner that makes women naturally unattracted to me :-P hah

http://pseudosentai.bandcamp.com/

wtf

Smurph wrote:

frippism wrote:

I have what I call a neutral American accent. Considering I learned my English in an American school in Rome I have no hints of local dialect or something so people can't usually tell I'm not American but sometimes find something weird with my accent.

damn it you learned in an American school in Rome, lived in america, lived in Israel, all that stuff. Geeeeezy peets. I am jealous of your life except for the military service part and the part where you're not in my band ok so I'm not that jealous mostly I just wish I had lived in a bunch of different countries.

I'm whitey mcwhiterson. Grandson of 1940's foster children on one side and Grandson of farmers on the other. Born and raised in the SAME spot my whole life. Haha

well I also lived in Panama when I was 2, and in NJ at 15, which is less glamorous. But yeah, it's fun, sorta. Like I'd still do it if I have a choice but you start processing the mental toll only after the moving stops, and you kinda realize that constantly want to be on the move, no matter how much you like the place you're in. Israel's my home, but I don't feel it as strong as other Israelis.

My dad's parents came from Iraq in the 50s. My mom's parents and grandparents were all born in Israel. Some of my mom's family was here as early as 1862, that's 20 years before the initial big immigration to Israel (then Palestine or whatevs). Whose Zionist up in this bitch?

Edited by frippism - July 10 2012 at 14:03

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