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Lloyd Langford: Blunt
Lloyd Langford has turned 40 and has simply run out of F's to give. He's now far more comfortable in his own skin and a bit more critical about everyone else's. Witness Lloyd turn his laser sharp brain, and admittedly slow speech, on all and sundry. And put your chubby little hands together and pray you don't get caught in the crossfire.
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Lloyd Langford has turned 40 and has simply run out of F's to give. He's now far more comfortable in his own skin and a bit more critical about everyone else's. Witness Lloyd turn his laser sharp brain, and admittedly slow speech, on all and sundry. And put your chubby little hands together and pray you don't get caught in the crossfire.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lloyd Langford
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