It was really more of a joke than a serious suggestion for a male equivalent. Probably not the best approach, given the lack of intonations in text. Although it could have worked if stopping a video partway through worked.

Truth was, I only recently watched the show, and so it was still fresh in my mind. It -stayed- fresh not because of the act, but because the act was in a TV show. Like I said, it rather forcibly reminded me that it wasn't an -American- TV show, which is something the accents alone couldn't do.
>> ^dag:

Nice try, but there sure is a helluva lot more hitting in that one. I'm with Berticus.>> ^Stormsinger:
Took my best shot at supplying your request here:
Male equivalent?>> ^berticus:
i'll upvote this when you sift a male equivalent

Wow...he has her pitch and intonations perfectly in a few places. Surreal.

I love how the "...but not all of them were supporters!" line was delivered around 0:30. You're shocked, Rick Sanchez? Are you trying to suggest through your intonation that we should be shocked? Civil rights figures are being spit on. Men with Parkinson's disease are being laughed at and degraded. Turd blossom being assailed is shocking?

I just love this skit. His intonation is hilarious. Shame the laughter track is to terrible.

tsk tsk, I think he meant "shawwwteeees" with some "T-Payne effect"... pff, robots, they know nothing of correct human pronunciation and intonation.

And explanation of Young's Well-tuned Piano tuning here.


A definition/description of just intonation tuning here.

Why is the first dude stuck in the same whiney intonation through the whole report?

Makes the whole thing seem ridiculous.

Doesnt seem that...siftworthy.

Ok, so its a little bit horror film, but really - its just a dangerous tool. People will die using it. Orgers would do worse damage, and Im sure tractors kill many more.

Well if Rushbo ever decides to change careers, he's got Don La Fontaine's intonation down really good, he could start voicing movie trailers.

>> ^gargoyle:
Intonation sounds like Stephen Hawking.


Christopher Walken

Intonation sounds like Stephen Hawking.

"Oh, I talk with some kind of weird intonation, dooooo I? Ohh, so you're, like, gonna go over therrre and talk to thaaaat guy, huh? Oh, you're gonna go home with him? Ohhhhhhh. Righto, um, babe-o."

her intonation in some of these sentences makes me think she's a French valley girl.

blah, what a forced delivery
/logic/reason
"89% percent of us believe in god."
1st. That doesn't mean that everyone believes in your god (which you would find offensive - past shows).
2nd. The most recent figures I've seen put atheists and agnostics at 15% - 20%

"89% want the phrase "under god" to stay in the pledge"
1st. If there was ever a bullshit made up statistic that was it.
2nd. He tries to link his first inaccurate claim of percentage of believers to his second inaccurate statement, suggesting they are all in agreeance.
3rd. Most of the people on VS know the history of the pledge and that those words were not in the original.

Since when is 15% of america considered fringe because they disagree with you? But hey, that's a great way to frame an issue when you disagree with people, demoralize them, demonize them.

I love his false intonation when saying "I'm just a dad" /voice tremble end. The first time I listened to it, I thought he said, "I'm just a douche" Why does he keep looking off to the side? is someone there laughing their ass off at his inane ramblings.

Also, I had to laugh at his constitution line. Either this guy has no shame or a really short memory.

I like the intonation in his voice, he nailed my Old Testament teachers voice

For people saying he's out of tune - I simply think he is using an alternative tuning. I can't stand guitarists who think they're Jack playing in boring modern standard tunings and all those Guitar Centrique jockisms. Now, let's see this guy try his hands at Just Intonation, I bet he'd be great!