#science accent

[voiceemporium]

Heimerdinger in Arcane voiced by Mick Wingert

[heresronnie21]

Option 1: apollo has a greek accent

Option 2: Apollo as a god can speak any language, and as the god of music can perfectly replicate any sound. Therefore he can speak any language in a number of native accents.

Option 3: apollo puts on a greek accent

[stuckinapril]

scientists have big brains but the energy payoff is that their souls atrophy at a faster rate than usual so to combat that they need to read more books. and by more books I mean more clarice lispector

[recareels]

reca rolling his Rs and pronouncing words like ac-tors and die-rec-tor is so 1950s transatlantic accent golden age hollywood of him <3

[sciderman]

thank you for the ducks, me and my home country also really love Donald Duck and other ducks and Don Rosa is a celebrity to us

i'm so bummed that the ducks aren't very big here in the uk! the rest of europe has it right. the ducks deserve to be beloved. whenever i travel to other european countries i gather all the duck i can find. i have so many books in different languages just because i physically can't resist a book filled with ducks.

the first scrooge book i ever scored on an english bookshelf was don rosa's life and times of scrooge mcduck and it's one of my favourite books i own. i just fell in love with scrooge. i love him so much, he feels like family to me. i love his family, and i love how funny and weirdly honest the familial relationships are. i just... augh. i want to hug every duck book i own. they literally are like serotonin on a page, for me. life can't be so bad, if i have ducks.

i think the thing that makes me love the ducks so much vs a lot of other media is that donald and scrooge especially are just. so. they're defined by their flaws. scrooge is stingy. donald is quick-to-temper. those are their defining characteristics but they're still the guys we love and we root for even though their defining characteristic should make them unlikeable. but we LOVE them. and they're at each other's throats but we loooove them we looove them we love them. they're jerks to each other but we LOOOOVE them...

i think i remember reading something about the success of donald duck overseas vs the success of mickey mouse being that - mickey is the poster child and kind of has to be sweet and sanitised, but donald can get messy and that's why we love him. and i love him.

love a little cutey ducky with anger issues from birth

sighs.. family...

[preciousbabyrat]

got curious because I was thinking about a friend I had whose british accent seemed super sophisticated and elegant to everyone at school, and then she was like "thanks I got it from Dan and Phil" lmao

[vintage-robots]

A long overdue illustration of Old Bob BEFORE he was mugged!. https://joelcarroll.com/

[tuituipupu]

it’s 2am + i was thinking hm yes how is käärijä gonna tease & banter with international crowds … and then i thought about him taking the piss out of the british accent and i was like… yep i’m ready to be bullied 🤩

[dykedvonte]

CURIE BECOME REAL NOW!!!!!

[braceletofteeth]

Accents can be very deceiving and I noticed that once again when Pasin, who had been talking in korean with a thai accent the whole show, suddenly spoke thai on the phone and sounded like someone who had never once spoken thai, making me realize I had fooled myself to think Pasin was played by a thai actor because of his fake accent with familiar intonations

[sandymybeloved]

having a weird mandela affect moment, you know the force that makes things fall to the ground, I could have sworn it was "gravity", but apparently its mavity? anyone with me

[dudja]

Mad Scientist might have Cancer😢 #comedy #funny #scientist #memes #filter #snapchat #dudja #meme #L

[tomatoluvr69]

Wish the word agricola had trickled down from Latin into English. Great word

[iamthepulta]

I've actually been scrounging for an ending to Ellenville, because it's hard to actually 'end' a tragedy with something that feels complete, and that last post hit me with yeah, that's right. Because we live in a world where blood is protection and the cost of safety; and it fits in so neatly with the themes of death as stasis and longevity.

The 'end' is the regulations in place. Not even watching it happen, but success. This is The Pushcart War but epic fantasy.

[thymeisasocialconstruct]

Il dit ‘Je m’appelle Descole. Je suis un homme de science destiné à accomplir de grandes chose.’ (My name is Descole. I am a man of science destined to accomplish great things.)