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   From: exquisitepeach@hotmail.com   
      
   Mac Breck wrote:   
   > Dave Searles wrote:   
   >> Mac Breck wrote:   
   >>> Brian Thorn wrote:   
   >>>> On Fri, 14 Aug 2009 12:48:13 -0700 (PDT), trag  wrote:   
   >>>>> That's the kind of person Sinclair was.   It wasn't that O'Hare   
   >>>>> performs in a monotone;   
   >>>> It didn't help.   
   >>> I suppose you liked professional orator Sisko, more?  :-P  At least   
   >>> Picard sounded like a normal person who could speak well (speak   
   >>> clearly and enunciate) without continuously excessive   
   >>> pretentiousness, _not_ a professional orator with an over-the-top,   
   >>> booming, baratone voice 24/7/365.  Hell, Sisko reminded me of   
   >>> Daystrom (played by William Marshall in TOS "The Ultimate   
   >>> Computer"); same kind of voice.  Bah, I'll take Sinclair/O'Hare,   
   >>> Sheridan/Boxleitner or Picard/Stewart *any* day over Sisko/Brooks.   
   >>> :-P   
   >> Captain Kirk was like Sisko in that regard.   
   >   
   > Hardly!  Sheesh, Captain Kirk was nothing like Sisko in tone.  Both   
   > paused a lot, but that was about it.   
   >   
   >   
   >> You'd better not be dissing Captain Kirk.   
   >   
   > As a Captain, I liked Kirk.  However Shatner-speak is well known and   
   > made fun of by comedians everywhere.   
   >   
      
      Hell, it's even made fun of by Shatner!   
      
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