rionaleonhart: final fantasy x-2: the sun is rising, yuna looks to the future. (not sure i like your tone)
Riona ([personal profile] rionaleonhart) wrote2007-04-09 05:46 pm

Voice Post:

(Oh my God, I hate my voice. I CANNOT BELIEVE I REALLY SOUND LIKE THAT. WHY DID I NOT REPLAY IT BEFORE POSTING?)



EDIT: Expansion on the Life on Mars/Silent Hill crossover idea mentioned (made ten times better by the fact that you do not have to listen to my voice!):

- The end of the second episode of Series One, with the sewers and the board-with-a-nail and the radio interference, was pure Silent Hill. Seriously. And there are staticky televisions and they are the same, apart from the fact that one of them is a time-travel cop drama. Erm. Maybe not exactly the same.
- Obviously, Sam and the team venture into Silent Hill for, er... well, I cannot think of any good reason for them to be going after a reported crime in Silent Hill. It's not exactly their patrol area, after all. They just do. Then Sam starts going insane (even more insane than usual, I mean) and begins to forget about the future. THERE IS SOMEHOW SOME SORT OF A PLOT POSSIBLY. Chris probably dies at some point. I am sorry, Chris; I like you, but you seem like the sort of person who would die in Silent Hill. Sam angsts about not being able to tell what is real and about his relationship with Gene and also because Silent Hill is generally a place of angst. The end! Awesome crossover!
- It is, admittedly, not the most detailed plan ever made.

[identity profile] newbie1990.livejournal.com 2007-04-12 09:36 pm (UTC)(link)
I apologise sincerely for my freakish lateness and complete lack of anything valuable to say.

Um, I offer my deepest sympathies; automated voices generally suck.

Also, this is a sign that I should never, ever make a voice post, not that having an incredibly stupid voice hadn't dissuaded me enough; however, I was considering making a fake and pointless journal just to see how stupid exactly I sound, but that would have been silly.

I have no idea why they would call it a pound key, given that it in no way resembles the pound sign.