[quote]BlackLabel wrote:
You bangin any of those chicks?[/quote]
NO!
They’re white! We didn’t drive all the way to Chinatown for a hamburger now did we?
[quote]Nards wrote:
[quote]BlackLabel wrote:
You bangin any of those chicks?[/quote]
NO!
They’re white! We didn’t drive all the way to Chinatown for a hamburger now did we?
[/quote]
Tell that to 90% of the white guys at my campus. Or a friend of mine who went to Canada on an exchange program to eat Wanton noodle. Props to you sir.
[quote]Nards wrote:
NO!
They’re white! We didn’t drive all the way to Chinatown for a hamburger now did we?
[/quote]
LOL! Are any of them bitter? Japan is full of bitter white chicks. The guys who used to pursue them at home get Japanese chicks 10x hotter, and Japanese men tend to dislike them, so they wind up at home, alone, eating cup ramen and debating buying an airline ticket back home
Yes, quite a few.
I’ve had a few times where I’ve asked a white girl how long she’s been here…she’ll say something like “2 years,” and I inhale through my teeth and shake my head.
I had some great girlfriends before I came to Taiwan but it was here that I was finally able to ‘get’ one that when she first walked into the room my jaw almost hit the floor. She was a coworker and all but that was sweet.
[quote]roybot wrote:
For comparision…
Frank Caliendo:
Previously the best Arnie impersonation I’ve heard (this is more Arnie the politician than Arnie the actor):
- YouTube [/quote]
That one with Howard Stern was amazing! I’d almost think that WAS Arnold but that the shit he said git him in trouble so he said it wasn’t him. Almost. To be able to do long sentences and not just the usual Arnold schtick in that voice is the sign of a great impressionist.
Pablo Francisco does a good one too - among others.
[quote]Nards wrote:
That one with Howard Stern was amazing! I’d almost think that WAS Arnold but that the shit he said git him in trouble so he said it wasn’t him. Almost. To be able to do long sentences and not just the usual Arnold schtick in that voice is the sign of a great impressionist.[/quote]
Yeah. I don’t know who the impressionist is, but he goes far beyond ‘stock’ Arnie. Frank Caliendo is a great impressionist, but his Arnie needs work: it’s a textbook example of ‘stock’ Arnie - like the mimic has learned from somebody else doing a sub-par impersonation.
A lot of Arnie impersonations sound like Caliendo. Yours is far better than his and many others, because you’ve clearly listened to Arnie and not copied somebody else doing the voice.
I’d put yours up with the Howard Stern version. The only difference being is that they represent Schwarzenegger at different points in his career: yours is ‘movie Arnie’, whereas the Howard Stern call was closer to The Governator.
I’m not saying yours is less realistic though - it is just as accurate. Since retiring from acting, Arnie’s speech has become more subdued - probably as a result of media training.
It’s not just his acting, either. He sounds different even in his movie interviews vs. his political speeches.
Yes to Shatner!!
Guy who did the Howard Stern skit is Josh Robert Thompson:
Here’s a guy doing a great Al Pacino, and it’s great because it’s not stuff from “Scarface”.
AND THIS IS MY PROFESSOR X IMPERSONATION.
Here’s one I knew I had somewhere in my computer! My gym buddy flipped it sideways half-way through.