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August 28, 2006 at 7:39 pm
That is the single creepiest thing about this supremely creepy man – his expressions rarely match what he’s saying. It’s as if his emotional life is completely autonomous from the world (and why not? he is). He’s apparently mastered what he should say, but he doesn’t mean it, and he can’t quite act as if he does. Remember him as Gov? Creepy.