George's Answering Machine Message?
Katherine Alsop
In Australia, we recently saw an episode where George was listening to his
own answering machine message.
It started .... "Believe it or not George isn't at home" and it was to the
tune of a famous song.
Can someone please tell me the name of the song and the words to his
message?
Thanks!
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Katherine Alsop
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opt...@mhv.net
Katherine Alsop <sim...@world.net> wrote in article
<01bc793b$da3578a0$21028ec6@simonalras>...
You can find the .wav of George's answering machine message at:
http://spice.mhv.net/~dmold/links.htm
Aaron Hickmann
I'll do you even better - here is the wav file of the answering
machine message. Enjoy...
Aaron Hickmann
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Aaron Hickmann
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Catfish
On 15 Jun 1997 14:12:45 GMT, <opt...@mhv.net> wrote:
>
>
>Katherine Alsop <sim...@world.net> wrote in article
><01bc793b$da3578a0$21028ec6@simonalras>...
>> In Australia, we recently saw an episode where George was listening to
>his
>> own answering machine message.
>>
>> It started .... "Believe it or not George isn't at home" and it was to
>the
>> tune of a famous song.
>>
>> Can someone please tell me the name of the song and the words to his
>> message?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> --
>> **********************************
>> Katherine Alsop
>> sim...@world.net
>> **********************************
> You can find the .wav of George's answering machine message at:
>http://spice.mhv.net/~dmold/links.htm
The song was the theme song to The Greatest American Hero.
Sean Stockard
I believe the name of the song is "Believe it or not it' just me."
It was also the theme song from the 80's action adventure "The Great
American Hero" starring William Katt and Robert Culp.
As far as the words to George's message, I can't remember. Sorry!
Sean
Nightmare Dxi
opt...@mhv.net wrote:
>
> Katherine Alsop <sim...@world.net> wrote in article
> <01bc793b$da3578a0$21028ec6@simonalras>...
> > In Australia, we recently saw an episode where George was listening to
> his
> > own answering machine message.
> >
> > It started .... "Believe it or not George isn't at home" and it was to
> the
> > tune of a famous song.
> >
> > Can someone please tell me the name of the song and the words to his
> > message?
> >
> > Thanks!
> > --
> > **********************************
> > Katherine Alsop
> > sim...@world.net
> > **********************************
> You can find the .wav of George's answering machine message at:
> http://spice.mhv.net/~dmold/links.htm
No it wasn't a famous song but I think everyone will agree that it was
one hell of a funny bit.
Alexandr59
Here's George's message one more time:
Believe it or not, George isn't at home.
Please leave a message at the beep.
I must be out or I'd pick up the phone.
Where could I be?
Believe it or not, I'm not home.
And here's the words to the original tune from "The Great American Hero:"
Believe it or not, I'm walking on air.
Never knew I could feel so free.
Flying away on a wing and a prayer,
Who could it be?
Believe it or not, it's just me.
Michael Alexander
Kaplan
The words to George's machine message are:
Believe it or not, George isn't at home, just leave a message at the
beep, I must be out or I'd pick up the phone, where could I be? Believe
it or not I'm not home.BEEEEEEP.
Adam
david walton
> > Sean
> -------------------------
>
> Believe it or not, George isn't at home, just leave a message at the
> beep, I must be out or I'd pick up the phone, where could I be? Believe
> it or not I'm not home.BEEEEEEP.
>
I put it on my machine, but it works better this way:
Believe it or not ______ isn't home now
please leave a me-ssage at the tone
If I was here now, I'd pick up the phone
Where could I be?
Believe it or not I'm not home.
tone and home rhymes a lot better, and the words fit better my way.
Hans Petter Eikemo
In article <33A959...@erols.com>, raka...@erols.com
says...
-]The words to George's machine message are:
-]
-]Believe it or not, George isn't at home, just leave a message at the
-]beep, I must be out or I'd pick up the phone, where could I be? Believe
-]it or not I'm not home.BEEEEEEP.
-]
-]Adam
-]
Kramer's machine message are:
"giddy-up! BEEP"
does anyone remember any other machine messages from
seinfeld?
another funny scene is when Jerry get's called by a
salesperson:
In the other end: the person is introducing himself
Jerry: I'm rather bussy at the moment, can't you give me
your home number, and I'll call you back
In the other end: uhm. we arnet allowed to do that
Jerry: Oh, so you don't like complete strangers calling you?
In the other end: ehh.. no..
Jerry: Good, cause then you know how I feel.
Dusty Moer
Don't forget the episode where Steinbrenner thinks George is dead and
Frank Costanza leaves that message on George's machine......
And, Jerry also did a good number when the New York Times called, asking
him to subscribe, and he said "Yes" and hung up. I've gotta try that
one!
Dusty
http://acs.tamu.edu/~dcm0027
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Ronald Wrobel
There was another salesperson that called Jerry for the New York times:
Salesperson: Hello, I would like to know if your interested in a
subscription to the new york time
Jerry: Yes I would. (He than hung up on the salesperson)
Archibald
Stephane Loquet
Morgan <mwa...@pacificcoast.net> wrote (écrivait) :
>
> Wasn't jerry's something like:
> "You know what to do"??
Still looking for this sound ;-(
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Stephane Loquet
http://www.compodess.fr/stephane
7.6.1 - ISDN Geoport 1.3 - VicomGateway 3.8.5 - CuSeeMe
Shimon Hova
da...@mimer.no (Hans Petter Eikemo) wrote:
>In article <33A959...@erols.com>, raka...@erols.com=20
>says...
>-]The words to George's machine message are:
>-]
>-]Believe it or not, George isn't at home, just leave a message at the
Believe
>-]it or not I'm not home.BEEEEEEP.
>-]
>-]Adam
>-]
>
>salesperson:
>
>In the other end: the person is introducing himself
>
> your home number, and I'll call you back
>In the other end: uhm. we arnet allowed to do that
>Jerry: Oh, so you don't like complete strangers calling you?
>In the other end: ehh.. no..
>Jerry: Good, cause then you know how I feel.
Yes. I remember how crazy the studio audience was going at that point.
That was a great quote... bet the telemarketers are thrilled every
time that comes up in reruns.
-Simon
I don't know about you, but I can hardly wait for
Simon LeBon to die of AIDS so Duran Duran can get
the recognition they deserve.
Gareth Wilson
Shimon Hova wrote:
> >One funny scene is when Jerry get's called by a
> >
> >In the other end: the person is introducing himself
> >
> >Jerry: I'm rather bussy at the moment, can't you give me
> >In the other end: uhm. we arnet allowed to do that
> >Jerry: Oh, so you don't like complete strangers calling you?
> >In the other end: ehh.. no..
> >Jerry: Good, cause then you know how I feel.
>
> Yes. I remember how crazy the studio audience was going at that point.
> That was a great quote... bet the telemarketers are thrilled every
> time that comes up in reruns.
> -Simon
>
On the same theme:
Other end: Are you interested in (product)?
Jerry (cheerfully): Yes!(hangs up).
I've got to try that some day...
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Gareth Wilson
Christchurch
New Zealand
gr...@student.canterbury.ac.nz
"Medical personnel pick their noses
three times an hour, on average"
-Nurse, "ER"
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SJF403
>One funny scene is when Jerry get's called by a=20
>>salesperson:
>>
>>In the other end: the person is introducing himself
>>
>> your home number, and I'll call you back
>>In the other end: uhm. we arnet allowed to do that
>>Jerry: Oh, so you don't like complete strangers calling you?
>>In the other end: ehh.. no..
>>Jerry: Good, cause then you know how I feel.
or when Jerry was at home and the phone rang. He picked it up and the
girl said "Would you be interested in a subscription to the New York
Times?" and he said "Yeah" and slammed the phone down.. hehehehhehhehee
-Scott
"Buckle up straight jack, Sanity is such a drag
Jellybean thorazine Transcendental jet lag
Sanity I ain't gotta, Feeling like a pinata
Sucker punch - blowin’ lunch Motherload - pigeonholed
I'm feeling like I'm gonna explode!!"
-Steven Tyler