How Would You Define a "Moist Voice"?- Page 2
How Would You Define a "Moist Voice"?
joeybiltmore1
Leading Actor Joined: 2/22/05
#25re: How Would You Define a 'Moist Voice'?
Posted: 1/26/09 at 12:49pmI saw the title of this thread and immediately thought Bernadette Peters. That's a moist voice to me. And that's not a bad thing.
#26re: How Would You Define a 'Moist Voice'?
Posted: 1/26/09 at 2:28pm
Yes! How could I forget her! One of the soggiest voices out there!
Joey Biltmore, I like your username. 
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#27re: How Would You Define a 'Moist Voice'?
Posted: 1/26/09 at 2:33pmI like his/her input. And avatar. There is a lot to like about you, Biltmore.
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Dollypop
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
#28re: How Would You Define a 'Moist Voice'?
Posted: 1/26/09 at 3:20pm
Excuse me. There's a difference between being "moist" and being "soggy".
Bernadette Peters has a "soggy" voice.
Now, on with our discussion...
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