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Voicemails
Lloyd believes that voicemail--greetings and messages--is an artistic canvas. This page is evidence that he is not alone. This page features mostly messages left for Lloyd--some are intentional performances, and some are just funny. Also featured are a few greetings by
Lloyd.
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- (Winks)
Overdue Playboy videos
- (Certified
Rentals) Dumping the metal bin
- (Certified
Rentals) Dude, what the hell is a metal bin?
- (Sav)
Your tool set came in
- (Jer)
Shabazz Jenkins
- (Jer)
Sergio & Shabazz
- (Matt)
Nowhere to run to
- (Sav)
Hos 'n' Bitches
- (Sav)
The Manure Package Deal
- (Sav)
Studs 'n' Chawches
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- (Matt)
Nothing funny about this message
- (Pat
Riopel) I don't know who the hell this woman thinks she's
talking to
- (Pat
Riopel, again) I also don't know who this woman is,
or what she's talking about, or who the @#$% Ed Adams is
- ("The
System") Another choice wrong number, demonstrating the effectiveness
of whatever they have going on there
- (Matt)
Call from... Enrique, the psycho monkey
- (Matt)
An expensive call from the psychic hotline
- (Jer)
Jer being Jer
- (Jer)
Jer's heartfelt invitation to play hockey
- (Matt)
Matt's enthusiastic invitation to play hockey
- (Jer)
Jer being even more Jer
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- (Jer)
A very rapid explanation by Jer
- (Jer)
Jer hockey-mackin'
- (Jer)
Shabazz Jenkins karaoke-mackin'
- (Jer)
Farmerboy lookin' for a friend
- (Jer)
Porcine Ops
- (Jer)
Shabazz Jenkins wants a coffee date
- (Jer)
Some French guy looking for the director of "The Fifth Element"
- (Lloyd)
At one time, this was the greeting on the cell phone that Lloyd
used to have
- (Chris
T.) Chris, being his usual diplomatically detailed self, gives
Lloyd a tip about the cell greeting
- (Jon)
Jon, faced with the cell greeting, fails to "rise" to the occasion.
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- (Lloyd)
Lloyd, faced with Jon's disappointing performance, throws in the
towel and changes his greeting to something more conventional
- (Sav)
The ladykiller rap
- (Matt)
One of Lloyd's more zealous fans
- (Lloyd)
As few could relate to the joie-de-vivre exuded by his new cell
greeting, Lloyd felt obligated to once again change the greeting,
remaining, as always, true to the way he felt
- (Matt)
The Tree-Gods get very, very confused by basic communications
technology
- (Jer)
Jer shamelessly shows off his amazing level of talent, combining
his gift of perfect pitch with his stunning improvisational ability
- (Matt)
In a blatant attempt to resuscitate their prehistoric career,
Pink Floyd cover Babe Lloyd
- (Matt)
Matt practising his dull, semi-conscious cool voice, and failing
- (Matt)
Matt plays the blues because he can't play a harmonica
- (Matt)
Matt inviting Lloyd to go to the beach and play something classy
and dignified
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- (Matt)
Matt replies to another one of Lloyd's cell phone greetings in
which Lloyd says that people who don't leave a message frustrate
him
- (Sav)
A representative of "Be Real Productions" calls Lloyd to inform
him that he is being considered as a possible member for the organization's
board of executives
- (Sav)
Knowing that Lloyd is a huge fan, Thin Lizzy calls Lloyd and leaves
a personalized verison of "Jailbreak" on his voicemail
- (Matt,
Al, Johnny Talent, & Co.) Lloyd pays cash to be appreciated
- (Jer)
Jer suffers a recessive breakdown
- (Barb)
Lloyd's most educated friend shows her emotional side
- (Matt)
Matt makes fun of Lloyd because the previous night Lloyd had gotten
very drunk and had called Matt tell him all about it
- (Matt)
Matt makes fun of Lloyd because that afternoon Matt had called
Lloyd and Lloyd had answered in bed with a hangover
- (Sav)
Sav comes home drunk and calls Lloyd because the previous night
Lloyd had gotten very drunk and had called Sav tell him all about
it
- (Matt)
Matt has a very interesting business proposition for Lloyd, apparently
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- (Matt)
Lloyd's arch-nemesis Theo, who reads Lloyd's column in the St. Albert
Gazette and who can't figure out how to use voicemail, has been
thwarted again by Lloyd's cunning elusive tactics, apparently
- (Matt)You
know how, when you have a cell phone, people always expect to
be able to talk you, and then they get pissed off when you don't
answer your cell? Matt suffers from that here.
- (Matt)
Matt, clearly upset that Lloyd declined to play volleyball at that
moment, comes up with an inventive epithet for Lloyd. He also once
again demonstrates his lack of comprehension when it comes to
voicemail usage
- (Sav)
Sav giving his take on most of the customers he deals with on
a daily basis
- (Sav)
Another joke of the day brought to Lloyd by the guys at Comedy
Hour
- (Matt)
Matt being very, very Matt
- (Matt)
Matt playing with his ham radio and his multiple personalities
- (Matt)
Matt expounding on the virtues of naturism
- (Dre)
Dre hitting the Freud pretty hard
- (Matt)
Matt apologizing for not showing up when he said he would to drive
Lloyd to the airport
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- (Sav)
Lloyd's long-lost cousin Arnold wants his tricycle back because
he can't get to work
- (Sav)
Lloyd's neighbour is ready to roll Lloyd for stealing his daughter's
pokemon cards
- (Barb)
The educated friend strikes again, in Russian
- (Sav)
Lloyd's doppelganger is caught trying to win pizzas on the radio
- (Sav)
Now we know how Sav eats his chicken
- (Sav)
A personalized telephone infomercial about the many uses of a
spoon
- (Matt)
John Lennon swears at Lloyd from the grave
- (Sav)
An a capella version of Mental House's "Love Load" sung
specifically for Lloyd on his voicemail
- (Sav)
The theme song for the superhero "Hinro"
- (Sav)
A radio interview with the band "Mental House"
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- (Sav)
The theme from "Hinro Returns"
- (Sav)
The theme from "Hinro's Revenge"
- (Sav)
The theme from "Hinro's Dead". Lloyd's favourite Hinro theme. Listen
for Lloyd's laugh as he's transferring the voicemail to tape
- (Sav)
The theme from "The Resurrection of Hinro"
- (Sav)
The theme from "Naw, Hinro's Really Dead"
- (Sav)
The theme from "Hinro Vs. Jaynar"
- (Sav)
Sav using his musical talent to cheer Lloyd because Lloyd is working
on an assembly line putting together TV guides
- (Sav)
Spurred by the success of "Seven Till Four", Sav went on to create
a series of "Work Anthem" songs, because Lloyd's glamourous work
history was so badly in need of documentation.
- (Sav)
Work Anthem #2
- (Sav)
Work Anthem #3
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- (Jer)
Jer's idea of a good game show while bored at work. Scores another
laugh from Lloyd at the end
- (Sav)
Sav pontificating on pump
- (Sav)
Sav blurs the line between fantasy and jaynality
- (Corinna)
Hey, is she teasing Lloyd?
- (Lloyd)
Lloyd not yet having found his musical centre
- (Sav)
Sav, hearing this off-kilter voicemail greeting, sets Lloyd straight
- (Al)
Al covering Homer
- (Jer)
That Mario sure is a card
- (Matt)
Matt at medication time
- (Barb)
"The Most Educated Girl in Town" discusses the looming threat
of technology as a result of being unable to reach Lloyd
- (Matt
and Johnny Talent) Two angry thugs telling Lloyd where to go
and when to go there
- (Cherry
Sparkles) It doesn't take much to impress this chick, apparently
- (Katarina)
Once again, Lloyd changes his voicemail greeting. This time, though,
he hires an actress
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