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I wasn't surprised, because of the poem the series is based on. Plus, Roland is a good, noble name. :)

Nope. Not that one either. I can't think offhand of a famous person he would sound like to me. :orely:

Not deep enough. :lol:

Nope. :)

I'm kind of with Maerlyn on this one.

I think he has a gravelly voice, rough, kind of a "cowboy of the world" kind of voice.

Oh no, you totally blamed it on corporate before I could pin it on you. :D

But yeah, I was totally going to go there. :lol:

My computer isn't loading images. I missed the off-topic graphic, didn't I? My bad. :lol:

It stars Roland Deschain and Los the Red as two wild & crazy bachelors who hate one another but must work together to raise their son Mordred. Hell, it's already a better premise than...

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What CypberGhostFace said. And, I have a lot of respect for Roland's tenacity and resourcefulness.

I said it didn't make sense to me, only because I don't think there's anything to forgive him for.

That is a great scene. I think I laughed so hard I cried. :)

LOL Blake I think I've met her sister. :D

Subtle sense of humor is sometimes the best. I used to work with a guy who rarely said anything funny, but when he did...oh man you would hurt yourself...

I agree. His humor is a lot more subtle, and rare, which makes it unexpected and somehow more funny. :)

Looks like great minds think alike, Letti. :D

Thanks for merging, Jean!

Since Jean requested it, here it is...

What do you think? Did Roland truly not have a sense of humor? Do you think maybe because Eddie's was so "in your face" that it made Roland seem more...