Anyone else notice that Ann Coulter and Condi Rice sound exactly the same?

[onehandle]

Same tone. Same pitch. Same rhythm. Same slightly shaky obstinate manner.

Weird. Or not.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

1. ouch. my head! Stop that! imagining those two at the same time hurts bad!

boy, some warning would be nice.

[Fridays Child]

2. Same prescription plan.

:shrug:

[OnyxCollie]

3. And you never see them in the same room together! Dun Dun DUHHH!

[Vexatious Ape]

4. Damn that's creepy.

It's to early in the morning for thoughts like that ping ponging around my cognitive apparatus. I need more aspirin.

[youngdem]

5. Well, they have the same ventriloquist...stands to reason

[tridim]

6. Honestly no, I think they sound completely different

I can't figure out Coulter's voice, it's like she's trying to emulate a Stepford wife intonation with a bit of trust-fund elite thrown in because she thinks it makes her sound smart. I only see Condi's wacky bobble-head when she speaks, her voice is secondary mostly because she never says anything other than the strict party line.

[GoneOffShore]

7. The yin and yang of Repubs

Except that each is equally evil in her own special way.

[Snap]

8. Coulter is a much better speaker.

Rice has a pretty limited vocabulary, therefore she stretches for words that are too grand. Her syntax is weird. To me she sounds like some rural county official proudly reading their letter to the Independent Review Weekly "why Walmart will be good for the community."

[DearAbby]

9. Jimmy Olsen moment

Rice, Coulter, Coulter, Rice. hummm could they be the same person? Is there a phone booth nearby?

[ncteechur]

10. That's because it is difficult to talk with (beep) mouth!