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"Mama sang bass while daddy did fiddle..." |
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Hey, I got my hands on one of the first prototypes and people were saying I should sing folk music - like Bob Dylan. |
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Truman Capote - are you serious? It's no accident that the man's preferred mode of communicaton was the written word. He sounded like a lizard on helium most of the time. Personally, if I was going to wear any-voice changing paraphenalia in my imaginary man-bra, I'd prefer the deep brown truffled-tones of Michael Gambon; or perhaps the brusque but still evocative voice of a fellow Dundonian, Brian Cox. At a push, Alec Guiness would do. "This is not the bra you're looking for..." etc. |
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A singing bra - how quaint! Mind if I examine the mechanism? |
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This would be a fabulous teaching accessory, although I agree with [lostdog] that one should be able to choose one's voice. I'll be Jessica Rabbit, please. |
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