@FEDEBADENPOWER I'm glad you like it but your comment made me laugh! I haven't even heard of talk-it before you mentioned it (I had to google it). When I recorded this (years ago), I used audacity for it. That's just what I sound like when I make my voice really deep and rough and add some effects (I actually have a pretty normal female voice)! Would talk-it even be able to add intonation, like I did? As far as I know text-to-sound programs always sound a little "flat" and robot like. :)
@lagrimafria I don't know... I just really strained my voice and tried to go as deep as I could. And I rolled the "r" (this always helps when you want to sound evil) ;3
Tolkein knew stuff he was disgusted by mordor for a reason. Mordor is hell sauron the devil and the ring is sin. The Orcs are his demons and the sword of elendil is the bible. Gandalf the grey is the old testament and the white is the new testament, and hobbits are the people on earth stuck to struggle with sin and death and life.
@saret8 May be, may not. This is, what you take along. As Tolkien said: "To ask if the Orcs 'are' Communists is to me as sensible as asking if Communists are Orcs."
According to something I read online recently, Tolkien himself strongly disliked the sound and concept of the Black Speech. A fan once sent him a gift of a steel drinking goblet, but when Tolkien realized that the Tengwar writing from the One Ring was inscribed on it, he decided never to drink from the thing, and instead used it for an ashtray! Personally, I kinda like the rumbling, edgy sound of the language of Mordor. :/
Say, are you familiar with an Semitic or Turkic language? You have a very good pronunciation of harsh consonants. I you haven't yet, you definitely should consider picking up perhaps an afro-asiatic language.
@vladarett ... Care to elaborate on that? Or maybe you've recorded a better version? By the way, I don't even know why everybody's still fussing about right pronunciation etc. - this video is 3 years old.
@TheAgent181 thank you for your critique. Frankly, I don't care about things like pronounciation, etc. I simply recorded myself while I was reading this text. I can't actually "speak" black speech. I just found it to sound cool.
But I understand that there are other people who care about this sort of thing and who spent a lot of time trying to get it right. I respect that. But that's not why I did this recording.
I did it on a whim and some people actually happened to appreciate it - something I didn't expect. :D
@TheAgent181 lol. Actually, your pronunciation is just as bad! It's not "ash NASH" it's "ash NAZG" (nazg being pronounced exactly as it's spelled). I mean, you you don't pronounce Nazgûl as "NASHûl", do you? No.
An undertaking of extreme bravery given the rabid nature of some who fall under the wide umbrella of "fan", particularly for a work like this, but I for one am highly impressed. Elen sila lumenn' omentielvo.
Basically the Orcs had no language of their own, but took bits and parts of other tongues like Westron, Quenyan, Sindarin etc.... and twisted them for their own use. Black Speech was mainly used by the higher uppers of Mordor and the Nazgul. And Sauron of course.
The Black Speech was devised by Sauron in the second age as a kind of 'second language' for all those under his command, as orc-speech varied wildly (The ones who killed Boromir had to use Westron, for example, as they were from several different tribes). There are 2 kinds, the 'pure' one spoken by Sauron, Nazgul, etc, and a more debased version spoken by the armies inside Mordor.
cumznu your so funny Black Speech has to do with Satan & Cain & believe or not it takes great wisdom to realize it is not always bad. Dark powers & Light ones often interchange at higher levels. As for men of Dark color Martin Luther Kings, " Find the Good & Praise it." Was a gallant quote!
Here is the apparent balance. The Alpha & Omega denoted in Black language as it should predate the Elvish language. The origin of the Pentacle traced back to the beginning of creation from Black Family Witchcraft. Thus evolving into the arrival & emergence of the Maia angelic & Elvin as centerpoint. Elvish the white/ Black the darker magic. Yet in Elvish a man's voice read it & tyranny in rule. Counterbalance Black Language uses bind & a female voice. Sacred masco-feminine/ light-dark balanced!
Funny to rule is not a spell but to bind said by the correct spell & enchantment begins. I don't think it was an error....do you?? Also to rule implies tyranny & not harmony nor love. Rule that is mortals, Bind that is one with true power!
When translated into English, these words form the lines: One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them
buy da cd game "War of the Ring" by Liquid Entertainment..start the game..and u'll listen to the most powerful black speech of the Nazgul u'll ever heard..
nice...but i dont think you got the sound quite right =P i mean,it supposed to sound a bit demonic..even the evles were disturbed when gandalf recited them at rivendel. =D i think
very nice job, but you didn't pronounce the very last word right. i'm talking of the "krimpatul."
i can't explain in english how it is pronounced right, but if you wath th movie (FotR Extended Version) Gandalf actually says this.. he does it the right way.
Am I the first to think that this is made with Talk-It, and MAYBE a bit of Sound Forge?... Nevermind. I like it.
May the light of the eastern lands of Valinor shine upon your path my friend.
FEDEBADENPOWER 3 weeks ago
@FEDEBADENPOWER I'm glad you like it but your comment made me laugh! I haven't even heard of talk-it before you mentioned it (I had to google it). When I recorded this (years ago), I used audacity for it. That's just what I sound like when I make my voice really deep and rough and add some effects (I actually have a pretty normal female voice)! Would talk-it even be able to add intonation, like I did? As far as I know text-to-sound programs always sound a little "flat" and robot like. :)
pen0neth 3 weeks ago
hey "some woman"..... how do you do that voice?...too much cool
lagrimafria 1 month ago
@lagrimafria I don't know... I just really strained my voice and tried to go as deep as I could. And I rolled the "r" (this always helps when you want to sound evil) ;3
pen0neth 3 weeks ago
I don't think the z in nazg is silent. lol
lebarosky 2 months ago
This sounds really cool. Kinda like the woman voice because it makes it sound really evil.
Steelioss 2 months ago
I bet that Sauron is a great fan of Burzum.
Raven42222 3 months ago
@Raven42222 lol..
metaldorksforever666 1 month ago
only problem we got is that there are no women in mordor lawl... Therefore you can't speak black speech.
Leofox94 4 months ago
I love how well thought through any language in LOTR is. Nazg means ring as you can clearly hear here, so the ring-ghosts are the nazg-guhl...
GortosXtreme 4 months ago
OMG UR VOICE IS GHOSTLY IT SCARES ME
TheTurkeySlasher 4 months ago
@saret8. Haaahaaaahaaahaaa, fuck you. Oh no, seriously. Fuck you.
iainp18 5 months ago
dude, thats fucking creepy. Makes my skin crawl every time I hear it.
Wyrmshadow 5 months ago
Tolkein knew stuff he was disgusted by mordor for a reason. Mordor is hell sauron the devil and the ring is sin. The Orcs are his demons and the sword of elendil is the bible. Gandalf the grey is the old testament and the white is the new testament, and hobbits are the people on earth stuck to struggle with sin and death and life.
saret8 6 months ago
@saret8 where do all you crazy bibble people come from?
A1R3D3E7 5 months ago
@saret8 May be, may not. This is, what you take along. As Tolkien said: "To ask if the Orcs 'are' Communists is to me as sensible as asking if Communists are Orcs."
BronkoOfDeath 5 months ago
@saret8 Actually, Tolkien did not intend for The Lord of the Rings to be allegorical.
persuadingly 4 months ago
According to something I read online recently, Tolkien himself strongly disliked the sound and concept of the Black Speech. A fan once sent him a gift of a steel drinking goblet, but when Tolkien realized that the Tengwar writing from the One Ring was inscribed on it, he decided never to drink from the thing, and instead used it for an ashtray! Personally, I kinda like the rumbling, edgy sound of the language of Mordor. :/
Masterferret7 6 months ago
What is the name of the sound in the background?
ForWeAreLegion 6 months ago
@ForWeAreLegion its the elf theme from the soundtrack
jhibbitt1 6 months ago
it sounded good
Dominguez543 7 months ago
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are you fluent??
CarrotDoctor 7 months ago
it makes me want to sing: WHAT WILL WE DO WITH A DRUNKEN WOMAN
xerx1000 7 months ago
Well done!!!
Reminds me of 'Army of Darkness': "I might be evil, but I'm feeling good!"
Maridianokusho 8 months ago
"Ash nazg durbatuluk, ash nazg gimbatul.
Ash nazg, thrakatuluk, ag bursum ishi krimpatul!"
Maridianokusho 8 months ago
SINDARINS SEXIIER!!! ;))
nothingfeelstgood 8 months ago
Sounds kind of like a woman summoning Satan rather than an evil lord chanting words of power:) pretty cool
PandemicInfektion 8 months ago 2
wow! just wow
TolHydra 10 months ago
Good voice :D I think it really fits for evil speaches.. as for the pronounciation.. Well you know
metalerz666 10 months ago
You need to put more emphasis on the rolling of your R's and L's. That's essentially what makes Black Speech so demonic sounding.
StuBBy212 10 months ago
ASH NAZG DURBATULUK, ASH NAZG GIMBATUL, ASH NAZG THRAKATULUK, AGH BURZUM-ISHI KRIMPATUL!!! gotta YELL it out, still good though :)
theprophet113 11 months ago
I only know that Burzum means darkness
InfernumThe 1 year ago
really cool ^^ (you sound like some woman) ^^
DARKRIDER762 1 year ago 5
@DARKRIDER762 Actually, I am "some woman"!
pen0neth 1 year ago 57
@pen0neth quite obvious.
Say, are you familiar with an Semitic or Turkic language? You have a very good pronunciation of harsh consonants. I you haven't yet, you definitely should consider picking up perhaps an afro-asiatic language.
Tidings of good health.
HolosNauta 1 year ago
@pen0neth Epic Fail :)
vladarett 9 months ago 15
@vladarett ... Care to elaborate on that? Or maybe you've recorded a better version? By the way, I don't even know why everybody's still fussing about right pronunciation etc. - this video is 3 years old.
pen0neth 9 months ago 4
@pen0neth I think vladarett's comment was meant to be directed at DARKRIDER762 because he couldn't hear you are a woman.
SultanRoyal 7 months ago
@pen0neth He's just sayin that 'DarkRider762' had an epic fail on his comment. This video is actually really good.
ironmadion55 5 months ago
@pen0neth holy shit O_O u sound like sauron's wife or something xD
ChemicalCorpse1 4 months ago
I have learned elvish and on Tengwar you spell it like this:
"Ash nazg durbatulik,
Ash nazg grimbatul,
Ash nazg thrakalukluk,
Burzum ishi krimpatul".
I also have learned Qenya and Sindarin (Two types of elvish),and it is more easy to say it in these languages.
=)
ProudMuslim567 1 year ago
+P.S.: I don't know black speech pronunciation either, but I really dig how it sounded.
Shadoufang 1 year ago
Ooh, I was surprised, it sounds great ='D congrats!
Shadoufang 1 year ago
if there was FCC in middle-earth theyd really censor this
almerson 1 year ago
OMG IS THE BLACK SPEECH OF MORONDOR!!!
Zardozthedestroyer 1 year ago
@Zardozthedestroyer lolz its not MORONDOR XD :D
DARKRIDER762 1 year ago
Well done, lovely Pen.
Your vocal timbre and performance are appropriately eerie.
Friendulum 1 year ago
You sound like an elf kind of :D
iWearCapeIRL 1 year ago
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@Grunge1991Cory It's the full ring verse. There's a video on my page
MrFunkyBoogaloo 1 year ago
retard
joshuazp1 1 year ago
yeah, it does sound like a satanic ritual, but maybe that's what Tolkien had in mind, you know, really scary voices performing an exorcism..
DemiathDoomhammer 1 year ago
honestly , its awesome , but is sound more like a satanic ritual or an exorcism than a elf or a middle earth man. :P
romas1995 1 year ago
Good job. Always loved Black Speech, you did well with it.
aeunuchsthroat 1 year ago
Shre nazg golugranu kilmi-nudu,
Ombi kuzddurbagu gundum-ishi,
Nugu gurunkilu bard gurutu,
Ash Burz-Durbagu burzum-ishi
Daghburz-ishi makha gulshu darulu.
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul
Daghburz-ishi makha gulshu darulu.
MrFunkyBoogaloo 1 year ago
whats the music called?
paradisecity599 1 year ago
'ash nazg' must be 'one ring' dont u think?
dragonsclawofdeath 1 year ago
Tolkien is damn good at making fake languages. You can feel the malice in every syllable.
Soothfish 1 year ago 2
@Soothfish
Kind of funny, to me this language actually sounds MORE pleasing to the ear then the elfy ones.
Probably because my own language is fairly consonant heavy. (And has the gh sound as a normal sound.)
I also think it sounds a little like some sort of mongolian-esque language. which is cool.
Shavarnarak 11 months ago
Ash Nazg durbatulûk, ash Nazg gimbatul, ash Nazg trakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul, uzg-Mordor-ishi amal fauthut burgûli.
KevinMHAlejandro 1 year ago
you got the prononciation all wrong ash nash is how you pronounce it not ash nag
TheAgent181 1 year ago
@TheAgent181 thank you for your critique. Frankly, I don't care about things like pronounciation, etc. I simply recorded myself while I was reading this text. I can't actually "speak" black speech. I just found it to sound cool.
pen0neth 1 year ago
But I understand that there are other people who care about this sort of thing and who spent a lot of time trying to get it right. I respect that. But that's not why I did this recording.
I did it on a whim and some people actually happened to appreciate it - something I didn't expect. :D
pen0neth 1 year ago
@TheAgent181
no both are wrong. It is pronounce ash nask
RuntOfTheBatch 1 year ago
@TheAgent181
actually it's ash nazg
wotaj 1 year ago
@TheAgent181 lol. Actually, your pronunciation is just as bad! It's not "ash NASH" it's "ash NAZG" (nazg being pronounced exactly as it's spelled). I mean, you you don't pronounce Nazgûl as "NASHûl", do you? No.
PassionatelyPurple 11 months ago
@PassionatelyPurple well actually NASHul sounds fuckin awesome !!
madkiller566 9 months ago
great!
clairenunavut 1 year ago
Great Job!
Raventhetitan 1 year ago
An undertaking of extreme bravery given the rabid nature of some who fall under the wide umbrella of "fan", particularly for a work like this, but I for one am highly impressed. Elen sila lumenn' omentielvo.
Alcagaur 1 year ago
u r weird but in a good way i mean ur voice not u personally
cheesecheesecheesey 1 year ago
It's so cool that Tolkien actually developed full languages for his world!
maxlover4567 1 year ago 3
@maxlover4567 Not totally "full" languages, but Quenya is pretty close
WhitePhatGuy 1 year ago
@maxlover4567 idd man thats sooo sweet!
ilikedogschit92 1 year ago
Fantastic!
LukeSpencerGH 1 year ago
Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
narutopokemon2312 1 year ago
Aragorn vs. Palantir
cê µebrûm erâ .... µndûcishî arû urâk kµî
Jannik94able 1 year ago
how did you learn this?! :O
musicmusic0202 1 year ago 2
I didn't "learn" this. I simply read out the text which you can find with google and tried to make my voice sound scary...
But I'm glad you like it.
pen0neth 1 year ago
@musicmusic0202 theres not much to the language, the part one the ring is pretty much the only example of it.
pyramidheadkitten9 1 year ago
lol is there even a place to learn the speach i think some fans are taking this too far
okpapereat 1 year ago 2
Great, thanks. I love listening to Sauron's Black Speech. It is a superior language. For Mordor and its Master! :)
piotrs301 1 year ago 2
evil and sexy
LimpLoser 1 year ago 5
Heehee... thank you.
pen0neth 1 year ago
haha, great XD
Emlief 2 years ago
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dynnocamdzic 2 years ago
o shit that voice made me pee on my pants
TheStam19 2 years ago
Uhm... in a good way...? :D
pen0neth 1 year ago
does the orcs speak the black speech?? or human speech?
TheStam19 2 years ago
Basically the Orcs had no language of their own, but took bits and parts of other tongues like Westron, Quenyan, Sindarin etc.... and twisted them for their own use. Black Speech was mainly used by the higher uppers of Mordor and the Nazgul. And Sauron of course.
777shaitan666 2 years ago
The Black Speech was devised by Sauron in the second age as a kind of 'second language' for all those under his command, as orc-speech varied wildly (The ones who killed Boromir had to use Westron, for example, as they were from several different tribes). There are 2 kinds, the 'pure' one spoken by Sauron, Nazgul, etc, and a more debased version spoken by the armies inside Mordor.
J4mes1991 1 year ago
Now Heidi if you read this I think I distinctly heard DIMBAT! hee hee loves ya fangy dearest
GoddessElvina 2 years ago
uhm... huh? :D
pen0neth 2 years ago
I know its really DIMVAT in pronunciation but the I still vividly envision DIMBAT....lol
GoddessElvina 2 years ago
i learned it by reading the words from the book and hearing it in the movies LOL
rapunzelkh 2 years ago
Cool.
Deathwish874 2 years ago
cumznu your so funny Black Speech has to do with Satan & Cain & believe or not it takes great wisdom to realize it is not always bad. Dark powers & Light ones often interchange at higher levels. As for men of Dark color Martin Luther Kings, " Find the Good & Praise it." Was a gallant quote!
GoddessElvina 2 years ago
Here is the apparent balance. The Alpha & Omega denoted in Black language as it should predate the Elvish language. The origin of the Pentacle traced back to the beginning of creation from Black Family Witchcraft. Thus evolving into the arrival & emergence of the Maia angelic & Elvin as centerpoint. Elvish the white/ Black the darker magic. Yet in Elvish a man's voice read it & tyranny in rule. Counterbalance Black Language uses bind & a female voice. Sacred masco-feminine/ light-dark balanced!
GoddessElvina 2 years ago
Isn't that facinating to translate from Elvin to Black Speech & with one word finally release the spell? No mistake there!
GoddessElvina 2 years ago
Funny to rule is not a spell but to bind said by the correct spell & enchantment begins. I don't think it was an error....do you?? Also to rule implies tyranny & not harmony nor love. Rule that is mortals, Bind that is one with true power!
GoddessElvina 2 years ago 3
Hmm...
Robertdosje 2 years ago
very good i can speak a little more
ZrAoCcKks 2 years ago
« Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul. »
loreermejo 2 years ago 54
@loreermejo what language is that?
MisoraOkada 1 year ago
@loreermejo Sounds like a mix of Romanian and Turkish.
IVomitOnYourGod 3 months ago
SirithHeruwen, please if you can't be nice refrain from commenting.
On a lighter note that was a wonderful rendition! eerily lovely!
peacecanhappen27 2 years ago
ash nazg durbatuluk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatuluk, agh burzum ishi krimpatul
:D
wutevamanz 2 years ago 2
only one thing, your first sentence was "one ring to bind them all"... should've been "one ring to rule them all" but good though
Makromax 2 years ago
Black speech always sounds cool
TheSugar1983 2 years ago 2
i know this by heart and i love your version. great job!
HorusNikopol 2 years ago
Very well!!You sound evil great work
Doovlo 2 years ago 4
did you buy the ring?
chee006 2 years ago
I have to say that I found that was really scarey. Well done!
skilledwithblades 2 years ago 10
Actually I fouind that pretty spine-tingling... Scarily well done!
Kyuudousha 2 years ago
Much better than your singing 0.o 4/5
SirithHeruwen 2 years ago
wow! thanks again for your opinion.
pity that I don't give a ...
pen0neth 2 years ago
u dont give a fridge that you are good at something, but you do give a fridge that u r good at spoiling lotr high pitched music : WTF?!
SirithHeruwen 2 years ago
that was honestly one of the most random things ive seen all week. thank you for that moment
VindictivePaintball 2 years ago
the best version is wen christopher lee says it in the behind the scenes of LOTR.. hes an LOTR nut.. reads it every year
z1m0 2 years ago
of which film?
wolsing333 2 years ago
behind the scenes ;)
z1m0 2 years ago
good you sound like some old woman that would be important to the story, or a witch woman that is evil.
BannedMetalNick 2 years ago
Listen to the song, 'a new power is rising' by summoning, awesome song!
maidenslayer 2 years ago
Tyrannical.
The hairs on the back of my neck stood up.
boldbearings 2 years ago
Wahoo! So cool!
Arwenkid 3 years ago
lol, evilness.
nemo3590 3 years ago
start da game war of the ring by liquid entertainment..u'll hear da best version..
adyboy76 3 years ago
i will do it better
svarogfromhell85 3 years ago 2
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.
When translated into English, these words form the lines: One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them
maftuh23 3 years ago
Spot on.
YogiToad 3 years ago
That actually is pretty sexy.
;)
notacommunist 3 years ago
haha... that's what I intended! XD
pen0neth 3 years ago
who knows how to say "Immortal" in black speech
ANDRE2DOPE 3 years ago
Hmm. Actually, Black Speech IS truly sexy. :)
Then, I've always had a great, great attraction for villains & their side, so I can't tell if it influences me...
Elvish is beautiful, but Black Speech is sexy. :D Nice job, you did it well !
Hallelya 3 years ago 2
yay! thanks!
pen0neth 3 years ago
uzg mordor ishi amal fauthaut burgula
ie. in mordor where the shadows lie
...hell of a lot of spare time in high school lol
trytuningthat 3 years ago
loool hahha high school...those were the days...
keepitreal17 3 years ago
Check out-Summoning-A New Power Rising.The Beginning of the song is so much cooler!!
blackstormelf 3 years ago
Where can I learn Black Speech? or Quenya, or Sindarin? Or even Weston?
fr33muffins 3 years ago
buy da cd game "War of the Ring" by Liquid Entertainment..start the game..and u'll listen to the most powerful black speech of the Nazgul u'll ever heard..
adyboy76 3 years ago
Where can I get the words to this?
falar12349 3 years ago
wow, that was pretty awesome! keep it up!
hhhmmm, as for evil, maybe if you said it more in your throat it would sound creepy....
frenrirrider 3 years ago
That was cool!
Love LOTR
VampireLuver4ever 3 years ago
Toll!
neutrinotau 3 years ago
I thought this was going to be in Ebonics.
domuhoj 3 years ago
nice...but i dont think you got the sound quite right =P i mean,it supposed to sound a bit demonic..even the evles were disturbed when gandalf recited them at rivendel. =D i think
wormdemorgoth 3 years ago 2
can you please type out the speech? please?
im trying to memorise it.=D
vim92 3 years ago
but "Gaaraofthedesert44" has already typed it out in his comment... look down there!^^
pen0neth 3 years ago
oh sorry! i didn't notice it.. thanks anyway.
looking at the poem itself gives me an ominous feeling, let alone reciting it!.. lol
vim92 3 years ago
"Ash nazg durbaduluk Ash nazg gimbatul Ash nazg trakhatuluk, agh burzum ishi krimpatul.
falar12349 3 years ago 3
sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!! i can write quenya and sindarin but i cant speak it dat fucking sucks
lotrfreak123456 3 years ago
Ash nazg durbaduluk Ash nazg gimbatul
Ash nazg trakhatuluk, agh burzum ishi krimpatul. That is what it says in the language of Mordor. The coolest poem ever written in a pseudo-language.
Gaaraofthedesert44 3 years ago
very nice job, but you didn't pronounce the very last word right. i'm talking of the "krimpatul."
i can't explain in english how it is pronounced right, but if you wath th movie (FotR Extended Version) Gandalf actually says this.. he does it the right way.
otherwise GOOD JOB! :-)
kamillakk 3 years ago
thnaks! yeah... i know... i really kinda screwed up that word... but it was too late when i noticed it!^^
pen0neth 3 years ago
very very nice. you did achieve your goal of sounding evil by the way. :] bravo!
coachpotato22 3 years ago
what does it say in the ring? what is writing their in elvish?
danceaddict30 3 years ago
The same as the poem. "One ring to rule them all... etc."
evilmick66 3 years ago
"the writing is elvish but the language is that of mordor which i will not utter here"
zackthal 3 years ago 3
hehe, nice reply....
frenrirrider 3 years ago
nicw Job
you sound great!!
".)
daddysangel90 3 years ago
Nice job
PaganViking 4 years ago
"Sometimes Black speech actually sounds sexy.."
ROFL ! :p
But I must agree
Ascalanthe 4 years ago 10
LOL!!! FUNNY!!! You are right though. It does sound sexy.
aurashg 3 years ago
Wow that realy sounded evil!
Well done!
anoriea 4 years ago
Did you mean to sound like an old witch? Good job, anyway. Keep it up.
piscadil 4 years ago
XD... I just wanted to sound as evil as possible. I mean, that's pure Black Speech... only Sauron used it!^^
pen0neth 4 years ago
As I said, you did a good job, and I love your work. Keep it up.
piscadil 4 years ago