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A transatlantic view... of hagiography

By Michael J. Smith on Friday February 13, 2009 11:18 PM

The creator of this clip was kind enough to drop us a friendly note recently, along with the link:

Here's the URL, in case the embedding doesn't work:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5T-bIb0rDs

Comments (4)

dermokrat:

pretty good. too bad the sound quality is so poor...or is it just his diction? either way, bravo!

Peter:

For some reason, poor audio quality and the British go hand in hand.

Hey, c'mon, gang. I could hear him fine. I could understand him OK for the most part, but as far as "diction" goes, well, diction-schmiction. It's not diction; he's just British. He's dry, he's stone-faced, he's...you know, British. British with a consumer-grade camcorder.

I could hear and understand well enough to get a good charge out of it, though, especially that line about hagiography.

Excellent!

dermokrat:

Ahhh now i see what it was in response to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOZYtSPNwok

well done indeed...

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