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haxcharsol · 2013-01-26 20:06:23

Programmer_112 wrote:
Depends on the time of day, type of post, and person. For example the post above this is in a slightly British accent, male, a bit nonchalant, and kind of slurred. The voice is coming up at the end of the sentence.

What's my voice sound like?

berberberber · 2013-01-27 00:47:08

I read them in relation to their sig.

soupoftomato · 2013-01-27 01:28:53

I guess I sort of think them, and if something is particularly unique about the personality expressed in the post, whatever I think fits.

People I converse with a lot on Skype and such do sort of have their own voice in my head, but you know
those are their actual voices :L

veggieman001 · 2013-01-27 01:30:22

soupoftomato wrote:
I guess I sort of think them, and if something is particularly unique about the personality expressed in the post, whatever I think fits.

People I converse with a lot on Skype and such do sort of have their own voice in my head, but you know
those are their actual voices :L

do you hear my voice

I have a problem of not being able to remember anyone's voice like ever unless I'm talking to them (except lui who has a superdistinct voice) but uh yeah

Programmer_112 · 2013-01-27 03:20:40

haxcharsol wrote:
Programmer_112 wrote:
Depends on the time of day, type of post, and person. For example the post above this is in a slightly British accent, male, a bit nonchalant, and kind of slurred. The voice is coming up at the end of the sentence.
What's my voice sound like?

A little high pitched, curious, American, probably Midwest. The question has a major lift at the end.

ToxicQuillz · 2013-01-27 03:24:49

Programmer_112 wrote:
haxcharsol wrote:
Programmer_112 wrote:
Depends on the time of day, type of post, and person. For example the post above this is in a slightly British accent, male, a bit nonchalant, and kind of slurred. The voice is coming up at the end of the sentence.
What's my voice sound like?
A little high pitched, curious, American, probably Midwest. The question has a major lift at the end.

I'm kinda curious too. What do I sound like? tongue

Programmer_112 · 2013-01-27 10:39:20

ToxicQuillz wrote:
I'm kinda curious too. What do I sound like?

American, near the center of the Rockies. A bit softer than average, timid, mildly interested, a bit more monotone than I would expect.

CN12 · 2013-01-27 10:43:26

How about me?

Ususally I read them silently in my head, but if they're funny, I actually say them out loud.

haxcharsol · 2013-01-27 11:14:51

Programmer_112 wrote:
haxcharsol wrote:
Programmer_112 wrote:
Depends on the time of day, type of post, and person. For example the post above this is in a slightly British accent, male, a bit nonchalant, and kind of slurred. The voice is coming up at the end of the sentence.
What's my voice sound like?
A little high pitched, curious, American, probably Midwest. The question has a major lift at the end.

Well of course I was curious I was asking a question. tongue
And yes, I am American.

30-1 · 2013-01-27 12:04:35

3DSfan12345 wrote:
sportsdude6 wrote:
dontbombiraq wrote:
I don't read them in a voice at all.

bananaman114 · 2013-01-27 22:21:28

I dont read posts at all

kimmy123 · 2013-01-27 22:24:31

30-1 wrote:
3DSfan12345 wrote:
sportsdude6 wrote:

It's impossible for me to read something and not hear a voice in my head.

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ToxicQuillz · 2013-01-31 13:28:05

Programmer_112 wrote:
ToxicQuillz wrote:
I'm kinda curious too. What do I sound like?
American, near the center of the Rockies. A bit softer than average, timid, mildly interested, a bit more monotone than I would expect.

yikes That actually sounds like me in real life.

Except for the American part. I'm Canadian. tongue

hungergamesfanatic · 2013-01-31 13:55:51

for me kimmy123 sounds like a 9-14 year old girl not super high-pitched
but more high pitched then most with a west coast accent

uh i create voices for all the people i have talked to in scratch

Wickimen · 2013-01-31 14:16:17

soupoftomato wrote:
I guess I sort of think them, and if something is particularly unique about the personality expressed in the post, whatever I think fits.

People I converse with a lot on Skype and such do sort of have their own voice in my head, but you know
those are their actual voices :L

I do that on chatrooms kind of
Not on forums though iunno why

Mokat · 2013-01-31 20:49:18

scimonster wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
I don't really read them in a voice. They're just words on the page; I think them but not with any sort of voice.

KalinaStar · 2013-02-03 20:16:26

Wow! I talked about this with my teacher. She says that whenever she gets an email/note/etc. she reads it in our voice.

Interestingly, I never read things in 'voices'. I am an extremely verbal person, and can read very fast. I wonder why I have no internal voices? I understand what you mean by reading in voices, but I never do it. This is fascinating!

technoguyx · 2013-02-03 20:22:08

KalinaStar wrote:
I wonder why I have no internal voices?

I believe this is why:

KalinaStar wrote:
(...) and can read very fast.

Reading text aloud, in your head or not, is exactly what one shouldn't do to read fast. It's a weird thing - instead of reading a text and interpreting the resulting speech, one directly interprets the text. That's how it works for me, at least c:

KalinaStar · 2013-02-03 20:27:30

technoguyx wrote:
KalinaStar wrote:
I wonder why I have no internal voices?
I believe this is why:
KalinaStar wrote:
(...) and can read very fast.
Reading text aloud, in your head or not, is exactly what one shouldn't do to read fast. It's a weird thing - instead of reading a text and interpreting the resulting speech, one directly interprets the text. That's how it works for me, at least c:

What an astute and intelligent observation!

I think that makes a lot of sense. Although sometimes, I go too fast, and have to go back and read again. Something that helps me interpret the text more efficiently is to annotate in the margins.

soupoftomato · 2013-02-03 20:29:55

veggieman001 wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
I guess I sort of think them, and if something is particularly unique about the personality expressed in the post, whatever I think fits.

People I converse with a lot on Skype and such do sort of have their own voice in my head, but you know
those are their actual voices :L
do you hear my voice

I have a problem of not being able to remember anyone's voice like ever unless I'm talking to them (except lui who has a superdistinct voice) but uh yeah

Lui may have the deepest female voice I've ever heard

soupoftomato · 2013-02-03 20:30:58

KalinaStar wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
KalinaStar wrote:
I wonder why I have no internal voices?
I believe this is why:
KalinaStar wrote:
(...) and can read very fast.
Reading text aloud, in your head or not, is exactly what one shouldn't do to read fast. It's a weird thing - instead of reading a text and interpreting the resulting speech, one directly interprets the text. That's how it works for me, at least c:
What an astute and intelligent observation!

I think that makes a lot of sense. Although sometimes, I go too fast, and have to go back and read again. Something that helps me interpret the text more efficiently is to annotate in the margins.

Writing notes in a book?

Never! My mom ruined a plot element of Harry Potter by guessing at it in the margins sad

R.I.P not knowing what RAB meant

zubblewu · 2013-02-03 20:31:27

soupoftomato wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
I guess I sort of think them, and if something is particularly unique about the personality expressed in the post, whatever I think fits.

People I converse with a lot on Skype and such do sort of have their own voice in my head, but you know
those are their actual voices :L
do you hear my voice

I have a problem of not being able to remember anyone's voice like ever unless I'm talking to them (except lui who has a superdistinct voice) but uh yeah
Lui may have the deepest female voice I've ever heard

i thought lui was a genderless blob?

luiysia · 2013-02-03 20:32:24

zubblewu wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:

do you hear my voice

I have a problem of not being able to remember anyone's voice like ever unless I'm talking to them (except lui who has a superdistinct voice) but uh yeah
Lui may have the deepest female voice I've ever heard
i thought lui was a genderless blob?

well yeah

KalinaStar · 2013-02-03 20:32:58

soupoftomato wrote:
KalinaStar wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
KalinaStar wrote:
I wonder why I have no internal voices?
I believe this is why:

Reading text aloud, in your head or not, is exactly what one shouldn't do to read fast. It's a weird thing - instead of reading a text and interpreting the resulting speech, one directly interprets the text. That's how it works for me, at least c:
What an astute and intelligent observation!

I think that makes a lot of sense. Although sometimes, I go too fast, and have to go back and read again. Something that helps me interpret the text more efficiently is to annotate in the margins.
Writing notes in a book?

Never! My mom ruined a plot element of Harry Potter by guessing at it in the margins

R.I.P not knowing what RAB meant

ahahaha I don't like writing on my books either...unless the school gives them to me. Even though they're brand new, I almost never like them much anyway. I annotate when teachers give me, say, printed articles.

soupoftomato · 2013-02-03 20:34:28

zubblewu wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:

do you hear my voice

I have a problem of not being able to remember anyone's voice like ever unless I'm talking to them (except lui who has a superdistinct voice) but uh yeah
Lui may have the deepest female voice I've ever heard
i thought lui was a genderless blob?

What man
she said she was shopping for skirts yesterday!

I don't see how a blob wear a skirt

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