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shivverNo, not sound volume. I'm talking volume volume, as in liters.
Yesterday, I read a bunch of Tenth Doctor technobabble out loud to my husband and halfway through, I was completely out of air, as in empty and gasping. DT must have incredible lung power. How does he manage to hide those enormous things in that body?
Yesterday, I read a bunch of Tenth Doctor technobabble out loud to my husband and halfway through, I was completely out of air, as in empty and gasping. DT must have incredible lung power. How does he manage to hide those enormous things in that body?
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Date: 2017-03-18 11:44 am (UTC)To get my teaching skills, I was taught the exact opposite to what David does as the Doctor - to slow down and avoid long sentences when I'm explaining things. To pause for breath. I've no idea how he manages to speak so fast and clearly, and he doesn't seem to need breathing. Stage training? Natural talent?