Boonta Vista - VOICEMAILS 230: Acid

Episode Date: January 5, 2022

If you see a payphone, say something into a payphone. 1800 317 515, that's the Boonta Vista hotline. (Of Wolf and Man by Metallica, to answer your question.)

Yeah, good-day, it's your boy cat. I'm outside the cat's place on a, uh, who is it, a Friday night? I'm hoping to cry during the COVID. Um, could I go to the wrestling tomorrow? That's gonna be cool. Um, You guys ever do wrestling?

Uh, you should be next time you're a live search. Have some rest with it? I'd be sick of shit. Um, anyway, the headlin is Wrestling Rock. Uh, uh, sort of punk music? Maybe. I don't know. Gotcha. Hello, Edwin, the baby's down in Tarragul, on the lovely central coast, definitely try not to get coated. I thought of you guys, it's all nice flown in. Sort of, brutal today. What should you call the golden retrieval? Golden retrudal.

Oh, bye! I've got a total 16. So, um, I've just moved to Brisbane and I've just found out about this wonderful free telephone. So I've decided to let you know, but one of your idiot fans that moved there from England to Brisbane and,'m abusing the clock out of the free phone. And that's all you need to know, and that's all you will know. And that's all I'm going to tell you. M-uh-kuh.

Yes, kids. Bye. Bye. Hey guys, this is Jack on.. I'm calling from Bridgetown in Western Australia. Through the stops that are really beautiful post office that's been, uh, to the price of the big restore. What we think is a pub and have a jarrow spiral staircase and a railway sleeper benches, and my friend is really in the heritage stuff. She's just, she can't get enough of a nice process, which sounds lovely.

to fly 32 degrees. We just spent the hay fide over here in WI. I hope you all came in the tasks. Hi, Lisa. I hope you guys had a nice Christmas and a very happy new year. I'm on the way to work, but because it's sort of public holiday in my bosses, it really should have to have to have the beach and then to work. This makes sense if you live in Adelaide. Well, not really, but that's what the transport is garbage, garbage.

I've been listening to the back catalog. And I just want to say it's wonderful. And as a friend of the show, I love you all romantically. Um, what else can I say? I've got it really. Um, happy new year. Uh, yeah, all right. What's the love?

Bye. Hey, Linda, it's Alex. You know what I've been doing active for the first time and I started paying for it and I someone had to tell you. I love you very much. You're very beautiful. Thank you for making my life set up. Love you, bye. Bye.

Bye. Oh, I thought it was, um, it's, this is Jacqueline, I'm calling from the tunnel right now. Um, on my way to volunteer, like, a lot of truck. We had our style party last night. I haven't had breakfast. I forgot my maid's last night. I'm really looking for it. I'm really looking for it. And, anyhow, a milk looking forward to this instant coffee and a milk hour tend and a Scottish thinks of a girl doing well and spending my love and

panel for my fingernail. Goodbye. Goodbye. Good morning. You know they're putting in from one of these three phones. I'm here in Melbourne. Oh, that was a really nice morning. We've kind of gotten a bit slowly now. It's in the city actually, I'm marching around with retail workers

and out of colds. It's trying to get a better deal than dead unions. That was nice. And now I'm heading home Saturday afternoon, going to do some chores, I'm going to wash the dishes and vacuum and mob and that kind of thing. But, yeah, keep up the great work, love your stuff. And, yeah, he's peace off tubo. He's off, Shagggar.

Catcher. Look, I, um, I went to bed with the theme song, not the hotline song. Holy shit. Went to bed with it in my head, and I've woken up with it in my head, and I've woken a bunch of time with the hotline song, holy shit. Went to bed with it in my head and I've woken up with it in my head and I've woken a bunch of time with the middle of a night with it in my head. It's just like, it's all that cool? It seems like I should have called. You know, you're doing my subconscious, you're there, you're hanging around and, I don't know, maybe fuck all what you can out in my head. It's a fucking-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o'-a-o'-n'-n'-o'-n'-n'-a-a-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-a-a-a-a-n'-a-a-a-a-a-a-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-n'-hh It's th-h It's th-h It's th-h It's-h It's-h It's-h It's-h It's-h It's-ho'-h It's-ho'-h-h-lo'-lo'-n'-h It's a fucking little real worm there, you too good Andrew, or bad, probably bad, I don't know. I hope you'll have a bloody glorious day, guys.

Um, yeah, stay sane or not. Fuck me. All right. Bye. Bye. Good day. He's just passing a, uh, Pady five on a lovely day. Fife who warns of your own skinny jeans, we're doing it anyway.

Very lovely, beautiful Sandringham, Victoria. Another day he dictated, Ann's Garath, grass and we're vibrant. I woke up somewhere I didn't know and I'm going to keep it that way. Have a good one my dudes. I hope you well. Good day again, Quintosistance, it's Lewis calling you back from all the body the need and across this year. From again, hey, playing to the beach, watching the surf, watching the surf, and listening to TV on the radio, probably 208 hit, Wolf Like Me, and he realized after almost 15 years of listening to this song, and with the full human with my time, that it is, it's about

a guy being a werewolf. And I haven't realized this until now. And I'm just wondering if you guys have any other examples of a song aboutell about guys being weselves in a plane content. I thought I would give you my first story a little bit before you do the shit as to something comes out of the other end. Anyway, let me cut that too. Remember, say, 2003. In the 11th. Tom wet down that too, you remember, say, 2003, the M11, Tom went down through, all that bullshit. I was...

9 years on. I was very sick. I had a teacher who's not believed who that was very sick, who thought I was going to try to get out of how he's been in the room and then some, why the hell would I want to do that? I'm not good ideas older, but he's not me work. Fuskiewed. And, damn, middle of the dinner barbed. There I was three weeks. Everyone in my club. Just go off and it's not a friend. It was beautiful.

Ah, they'll go free wings. Hi, this night. I love you. Good night. Oh, it's been less for me. Very busy day for an around. PED. Uh, no, I made. That's lovely cool breathing the afternoon. I think it would just be, you know, if I wanted to see what the hell I'm doing,

I, I, think it would just be less embarrassing to say that I'm just using credited language steel drugs. Right, bye. It's embarrassing to say that I'm just using credited language steel drugs. Okay, bye. Hey, Bunchez. It's 12.16 on a beautifully sunny Friday afternoon here in Melbourne. And on that Sandryham train station, I've just ridden my bike all the way around a beautiful day in a 30 degree sun and I get a nice man on at Decent Beach time before we all have to

inevitably close up because of Omicron. I was listening to your podcasting highway for the latest episode. Great work, fabulous work, fantastic. And as I put out a bird station, saw a page post and I actually give you guys a call. She got the good stuff. Love you. Bye. Thank you.