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Comedy Death Ray: Christopher Hitchens Impression
April 2, 2010Posted by Tom at 09:54
Labels: 2010, Christopher Hitchens, Comedy Death Ray Radio
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8 comments:
That's an awful impression! :( And suggests that the Hitch has no sense of humour at all! He sounds more like my Prime Minister (who's Scottish) than Hitchens.
It sounded nothing like him. Solely putting on an English accent is not really good enough.
Some of the diction is there but over all, not too accurate.
Breaking Hearts: How The Myth of Saint Valentine Is Destroying The Whole of Western Civilization - wonderful.
Oh come on, it wasn't that bad. 16 minutes of it was a lot...but I thought it was decent.
Really! It was pretty funny, and I bet Hitchens would find it worth a chuckle, too. And the end was brilliant.
I commented far too early on. I really enjoyed it after about five minutes :)
I didn't like it first but after listening to it a couple of times it got better. Good ending.
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