My dear old friend and confidant mlle Jenny
links me to several youtube videos of Mandy Patinkin singing, and copies in whole an article by Alex Witchel in the NYT. (Jenny knows I won’t allow the NYT to appear on this screen lest I Elvis the whole computer)(Not just me, I know a lot of people who have completely abandoned print media- I consider everything but the editorial page of the WSJ to be leftist filth). Anyway, she’s right about Mandy. He’s big- I mean, really big. it’s not that he’s large, he’s what, 6’1″ which I consider normal. No, he just seems to fill the room he’s in or the stage he’s on, not just with his presence but with his voice.
here’s a classic example:
it is almost like he has a non human voice, really. I listen to him and it’s like the difference between an oboe and a theremin. As if he were not from this planet- his voice is resonant and I imagine if he wants he can fill a room with it, but he can also rein it in and make it as soft as Johnny Mathis.
If you can listen to this and not feel how big it is, you’re probably dead inside. Go watch some videos by wossname thicke and follow the bouncing titties.
Have to check it out at home. Work machine does not have speakers. Beyond the one in the box.
Hey! What’s wrong with bouncing titties?
M
Not that I disagree with you about Patinkin. I like watching him act. I’ll watch anything with him in it. There was a fantasy series called “Dead Like Me” that’s one of my favorites, for all it’s a bit… odd.
Not that that’s a bad thing.
M
Not a thing wrong with titties, bouncing or otherwise. Just have to remember that some people, that’s all that speaks to them.
“Princess Bride: The Opera” needs to happen, like, now.
lol. Oohrah!
Just to take a step sideways – the NYT’s website has been down since early afternoon, and is still down for me. Middle Eastern hackers, they say.