Favorite "Lindseyisms"

[kokoro]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

He looked hot here, but it looks like the vid is from a tape and, from being so old, it got sped up a bit and that's why Bucky sounds so high (I figured it out when Mick sounded a bit higher than usual, and i mean his voice, even though he's gone lol)

That doesn't explain his voice on the Rosebud and Tusk documentaries, though. He just had a fairly high-pitched voice, made all the more entertaining in comparison to the deeper pitches of Stevie and Chris. And to hear that girlish voice coming out of him when he's in his lumberjack phase? Comedy gold.

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by kokoro

That doesn't explain his voice on the Rosebud and Tusk documentaries, though. He just had a fairly high-pitched voice, made all the more entertaining in comparison to the deeper pitches of Stevie and Chris. And to hear that girlish voice coming out of him when he's in his lumberjack phase? Comedy gold.

I still think it's hilarious how, when I first heard Go Your Own Way, I expected him to be this really wussy guy, and when i saw a pic of him in his Mountain Man phase...well, to say I was a tad surprised is an understatement

Speaking lumberjack phase, could anyone here handy with Photoshop make a pic of him as well, a lumberjack with a paid shirt and axe?

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by kokoro

That doesn't explain his voice on the Rosebud and Tusk documentaries, though. He just had a fairly high-pitched voice, made all the more entertaining in comparison to the deeper pitches of Stevie and Chris. And to hear that girlish voice coming out of him when he's in his lumberjack phase? Comedy gold.

I think Lindsey is fairly feminine. Voice, mannerisms and sensitivities. His voice is a lot deeper now than it was then though.

I wonder if Will's voice will be high, once it changes. Michele

[kokoro]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I think Lindsey is fairly feminine. Voice, mannerisms and sensitivities. His voice is a lot deeper now than it was then though.

Lindsey? Feminine? Surely you jest! He's clearly all man. Clearly. Look at this fine example of masculinity!

[Silver Springs]

Originally Posted by kokoro

Lindsey? Feminine? Surely you jest! He's clearly all man. Clearly. Look at this fine example of masculinity!

It's only said in comparison with John, who clearly needs to have his eyeballs waxed regularly

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by kokoro

Lindsey? Feminine? Surely you jest! He's clearly all man. Clearly. Look at this fine example of masculinity!

He looks drunk there, but he could pass off for a girl quite often (that is, if he covered up his chest hair and came up with a damn good excuse for why this "girl" has an Adam's Apple)

[MissLadyLoki]

Lookies at what I found! From the same old-school kid's show that brought us the Trouble that got us wondering why a 10-year old was singing that has brought us Go Insane.

[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Lookies at what I found! From the same old-school kid's show that brought us the Trouble that got us wondering why a 10-year old was singing that has brought us Go Insane.

Um, that's disturbing

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Lindsfan

Um, that's disturbing

The other one is worse: it's a little 10 year old imagingin his room as a prison and when he starts talking about how it's been a while since he's been touched...

I got something better now. I dunno what that redhead kid did, but Bucky really doesn't like him.