jlf1961
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Joined: 6/10/2008 From: Somewhere Texas Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961 Clearly you have not seen the Japanese movies in which speaking dragons are a main character plot, while they do use Asian actors with accents, it is absolutely hilarious when a Japanese dragon is speaking with a Chinese accent when you consider both people consider the other something other than human. I have not seen such films, I must admit. Though, thinking about it ... a few *really* weird things I saw when I was just a small boy .... But I could imagine the Japanese giving the dragons really evil Chinese accents. Heh ... Incidentally, where do Welsh dragons figure in all of this? The dragon is the national symbol of Wales and is on their flag. I'm pretty damned sure, though, that I've never heard a dragon speaking in Welsh or even in English with a Welsh accent. We having Welsh ancestors, and having a few friends that are Welsh, and considering how heavy the accent is in some people, who but a Welshman would under stand a Welsh dragon? But then why do all English speaking dragons sound like they are educated at Oxford (or whatever university you want to choose) why not a British dragon with a cockney accent? I suspect it's Lesley Phillips' fault. That was NOT something I had to see with only a half cup of coffee in my system. Now, for posting that tidbit (knowing I would read it before finishing my first pot of coffee, which proves you are part of the secret society that is working against me) I am going to have to hunt you down and hand cuff you to Greta and Tamaka.
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