What an interesting voice you have. Is it put on at all, or do you always talk like that?

I usually sound very similar to that, though not quite as intense and more relaxed a lot of the time :)

Interesting... You sound a bit like Jeremy Irons, or a less croaky Gary Oldman. Thanks for getting back to me.

Cheery! But definatly thought provoking and delivered wonderfuly!

*shivvers*

Your voice... just makes whatever matters you discuss SO much more poignant... You raise the hackles on my neck and arms with your tones. :)

This...is something I've been saying for years and years...Almost the exact words.

But your version is sexier...>_>

i LOVE it garr! heard it on 2 sence, it gave me a good chuckle XP

Yes, but no... I do love your vocalizations, though...

The truth hurts... other people. I'm just glad I'm not alone in some opinions. :)

Holy shit....I could shut my eyes and masturbate to your voice. Please forgive me for being blinded by lust over what you are trying to do in baring your soul.....it's just that you sound like a young Tim Curry, and he just...curls my toes. *^_^*

Again, I ask forgiveness for being completely sidetracked to the meaning of your poetry.

hear hear I couldn't agree more!

Ok....now that I got over my lust and have focused upon your words rather than your voice I find what you say is astounding, but please tell me what your dramatic experiences are from? You sound so professional, so amazing, and I still can't help but react to your voice, I'm trying so hard, but your voice makes my body feel like a swarm of bees and my lips pulse until they are numb. *gulps quite audibly* Seriously, I am breaking out in a little flash of sweat. *EMBARASSED*

I don't really have much in the way of dramatic experience beyond years of listening to audiobooks and talking to myself a lot XD
I've read a few books on acting technique and I've had a few paying voice-over jobs but i'm still working on doing that more.
soo, yeah,. for the most part my experience is largely self-taught :)

So I take it the whole - "Holy shit....I could shut my eyes and masturbate to your voice." - thing didn't really do it for ya, huh? *giggles* ^_^

*blushes* oh it definitely did do it for me ^_^ ,... but I always feel somewhat unworthy of such praise,... >_<

Here here! I completely agree woth you! I had a similar epiphany(sp?) http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/112799/

And I do agree. You have a very beautiful voice. And I love how your dictation is very clear and smooth. Sorry...I have a grammer and vocal nazi for an uncle who insists on dictation and listening to you takes my breath away. Bravisimo my friend...*claps*

Also on your voice...Sorry XD Late/Early night, things seem clearer and I remember small things....You have a very Lestat quality to your voice. If you have ever read any of the Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles you have a very Lestat air about you...In your coice I mean. Absolutly beautiful....sorry I have a thing for eyes and voices...^ ^

Ah, this is the one I heard on 2 Sense that made me think "Geez, I feel rather depressed now..." :P Especially since... well, I can't really argue against it. And yet we still do what we do, create what we create... why? Are we all just insane, unable to cope with the possibility of nihilism?

Just curious, are you a nihilist? And if so, how can you find any happiness in that? I'd imagine that a nihilist would constantly be in agony over a meaningless existence, as even all their contributions would eventually be gone, like footprints in the sand at a beach.

Either way, you're an absolute genius with philosophy and I'm looking forward to hearing more from you on this and other topics!

Heya :)

I don't think of myself as a Nihilist but I can't deny that I have nihilistic tendencies. I tend to lean more toward the Zen Buddhist/Taoist ways of thinking. Nihilism can be a harsh but very interesting starting point, but is rather limited if viewed purely on it's own. Some Buddhist traditions refer to it as "the vision of sorrows"; when you come to realise the empty, meaninglessness and futility at the core of all things in life, but once you've come to know and accept that it opens up whole new unencumbered views of the world.
A world without meaning or goal can be incredibly beautiful. It is a world that simply 'is' and in which all things are, in and of themselves, from moment to moment, perfect. in such a world the greatest action is the act of contemplation and learning of the world.

I could be wrong, of course,. but I find it an interesting and engaging thought. :)