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Quote from: analog kid on May 05, 2015, 10:50:50 AM
I actually enjoyed jager bombs the last time I had them. I'm pretty sure that much caffeine would kill me at this point though.

Ah yes, even better when done right after an Irish Car Bomb.

Fun to be had.

Quote from: 21st Century Man on May 05, 2015, 01:03:43 AM
Tuned back in to listen to the last half of the show.  Eno is an excellent guest.  Too bad he was not on for 3 hours.  Noory really needs to put a lid on the conspiracy and infomercial crap.  The split show format really sucks, George.

Agreed. I'm digging Eno and his touching upon the Bell Witch legend, and even George Washington's supposed prophetic vision.

Could've done without the kook in the first half though, but it was amusing to hear George (not Washington) talk over her like the bumbling clod he is.

Quote from: Art Bell on May 04, 2015, 06:45:18 PM
I saw the Dave singing video and, no comment.

Art

Quote from: albrecht on May 04, 2015, 06:37:59 PM
For a show with a "new direction" that consists primarily of alternative health and supplement shows I would think they would be bright enough not to show themselves in public or on screen. How in the world can anyone, after looking at Norry's pale and cadaverous body, and Tommy in general, think whatever supplements they are hawking work?

I would tend to agree, but they've got their audience pegged. The folks want to believe and will probably never think that far ahead.

Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur.

I don't know what it was called, but the guy freely passing it around said it had Red Bull in it. I remember he looked a lot like Christopher Walken.

Afterwards, I lost pretty much the entire evening. The following morning my guts were roiling, a jackhammer was pounding in my brain, and my friends were muttering about having to leave a particular establishment, never to return again.

Looking back, it probably was not a wise move to drink Christopher Walken's pickle juice.

Quote from: SnapT on May 03, 2015, 11:40:08 PM
Prepare to never stop laughing...

http://youtu.be/BI4xK5Q85cY

It evokes an awkward combination of vindication, blitheness, contempt, and pity. Or maybe that's what I get from the four participants on-screen.

The singing vid though--the Dance of the Living Dead party, whatever the hell it was. Christ, that was just downright depressing.

Oh, and there's already allegations of a conflict of interest.

First off, the state attorney's husband is a city councilman over the district where Gray got pinched. Second, she received campaign donations the year prior from the guy representing the Gray family, and appointed him to her transition committee after the election.

As stated, the most this charade will do is postpone the next spate of riots until the whole thing collapses under its own weight.

Quote from: Gd5150 on May 03, 2015, 03:54:15 PMJust a political sharade to buy some time and end the riots...until they're all found not guilty and the riots start up again.

Alan Dershowitz concurs.

http://dailycaller.com/2015/05/02/alan-dershowitz-lays-into-freddie-gray-prosecutor-this-is-a-show-trial-video/

Alan's politically liberal, yet also honest and knows his shit.

Quote from: ItsOver on May 03, 2015, 10:40:00 AM
Speaking of nightmares, yes, boys and girls, it's that time of the month.  Super Suck Sunday is here.  A real crap fest tonight, with not only the submerging artists but The Numbers Nut, too.   

Oh boy! I'm gonna slit my wrists.

Quote from: paladin1991 on May 02, 2015, 11:10:24 PM
Hell, he'll probably tell us that John Wayne was a fag.  Like to dress up in drag and walk Sunset Blvd at night to look at his reflection in the windows.  Ask strangers if he 'was pretty.'

Fuck a John Wayne, man!

Quote from: Danger!UFO on April 28, 2015, 09:18:01 AM
I think Dave is using some black magic juju mojo to first derail Bellgab and now Art's show.

I think we need to call Dr. Strange

By the hoary hosts of Hoggoth!

Jorch finally broke down and used a Ouija board to make a pact with the Dread Dormammu.
 

Quote from: SixWeekTenure(tm) on April 28, 2015, 08:22:09 AM
There is no topic here.

OK, the hell with it.

Quote from: ONeill on April 28, 2015, 08:28:20 AM...New Vegas plotline was heavily influenced by the sadly unreleased Van Buren developed as the original sequel to Fallout 2

That's right, they incorporated a lot of elements from VB--Legion, the Burned Man, the war between NCR and the Brotherhood, etc.

Quote from: qaddisin on April 28, 2015, 08:07:19 AM
I choose NV. The Metro tunnels in 3 were the reason I couldn't finish it.

Part 3 was a fun adventure game--like a Fallout-theme park ride, but New Vegas brought the franchise back to its roots with fully fleshed out characters, factions, story, a believable setting, etc.

Amazing what Obsidian accomplished with the mere thirteen months allotted to them, even though Caesar's Legion ended up with the shit end of the stick unfortunately.

True to Caesar, baby.

Sorry--have loved me some Fallout since being introduced to the first two games in my college days. Back on topic...

Quote from: paladin1991 on April 27, 2015, 09:48:36 PM
Holy fuck.  *head spins Exorcist style*  You don't think...naaah, georgie couldn't have made KR an offer he couldn't refuse....could he?

I was having a nice evening and then I hear about this.

Either Jorge is the luckiest bastard on earth or he's freakin' Lex Luthor (with Tommy as Otis).

Quote from: aldousburbank on April 27, 2015, 09:54:40 PM
But he might be this evil. I mean he looks like it.

He does remind me of the Master from Manos: Hands of Fate.

I dug it--least what I was able to catch at work.

Nice change of pace from the same old paranormal/conspiracy crap and Knapp rocks as usual.

Quote from: FightTheFuture on April 27, 2015, 02:04:59 AMThat might stem from my many personal dealings with organized crime when I was much younger.

Heh, my old man had those connections before I was born. Told me he once considered signing up when he saw the amount of money being thrown around.

Mom threatened to leave him if he did though. Lucky for me I guess...

Quote from: trostol on April 26, 2015, 05:27:27 PM
thats what i thought also..less about the circles more about herself and her movies and needing money

Tacked on was the usual spiel about hearing voices from beyond, guiding her towards the betterment of mankind, oh if only we'd listen, etc.

Whatever.

Syrett is usually on point--I look forward to when he's on.

You still suck George.

Yeah, he had some real winners tonight... the guy who heard sirens every time he took his clothes off, the guy who lived in a van down by the river getting spied on by miniature drones, etc.

Quote from: Morgus on April 24, 2015, 11:29:57 PM
Noory invaded Art Bell's thread tonight for nearly an hour...
Noory even posted and claimed that he himself was now the KING of Radio!

More like the Knave of Radio.

He must have been freakin' drunk to come on here like that and type such nonsense. I especially loved the crown of thorns bit--now he thinks he's Jesus Christ.

Great.

"Get thee behind me, Pizza Roll: thou art an offence unto the little flapper thing in my throat!"

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on March 22, 2015, 01:45:33 AM
Paulides is a BS'er of first order, but he was interesting at first.

Most of them are full of it, Paulides especially. Helps to think of them as spinners of tall tales.

Of course a lot of lamebrains out there actually take them seriously but whaddya gonna do?

^^^Welcome.

Too bad I missed this show, but the guest's assessment that we're experiencing the trumpets of Revelation as of now is incorrect. Right now, we are actually living between the 5th and 6th seals of Revelation--no trumpets have sounded yet.

Quote from: Juan Cena on March 15, 2015, 12:30:14 AM
I'm not buying the Chernobyl/Wormwood correlation. This was a man-made event. I have to believe that the Trumpets of Revelation will be events that cannot be explained away by something man-made.

Yes and no.

Trumpets 1-6 do describe what appear to be nuclear blasts, what with the "blazing stars" falling. It should be noted that a third of the entire earth will be scorched by this particular event, as well as a third of all water sources will be contaminated, a third of the sea turned to blood, a third of marine life and ships wiped out, and a third of daylight shortened (Revelation 8:7-12).

Trumpet 6 describes of a large number of WMD missiles launched from the Euphrates region that will wipe out a third of remaining mankind (Revelation 9:13-19).

Clearly these will be man-made calamities that will occur in the near--very near--future.

Trumpet 5 will include Satan being cast out of heaven down to earth will all his angels. Shortly thereafter, the bottomless pit AKA hell will be opened and a bunch of demons residing down there will pour out onto the earth and for five months they are charged with tormenting mankind, save for the 144,000 sealed Hebrew believers (Luke 8:31; Revelation 7:3-4). Apparently their stings are poisonous, like a scorpion's. To add to the fun, for that five month period, people will want to die to escape the pain but will be unable to do so (Revelation 9:3-6).

It goes without saying this portion includes supernatural events.

As will the bowl judgments, which will include supernatural catastrophes such as the entire earth being covered in darkness, the entire sea turning into coagulated blood, all water sources turning into blood, the Euphrates drying up, hailstorms with 100-pound chunks, and the earthquake to end all earthquakes that will turn all major cities worldwide into rubble and split Jerusalem into three parts (Revelation 16:1-21)

Quote from: 21st Century Man on March 15, 2015, 05:48:49 PMI still think John may have eaten some magic mushrooms.  Or maybe there was some peyote on Patmos.  Still, I tend to give the benefit of the doubt to John and maybe he actually did have a prophetical vision.  I really don't know.

Oh, he most certainly did... have a prophetic vision that is. The key to understanding it is understanding the Book of Daniel which is the foundation of the Book of Revelation and much of End Times prophecy in general.

Hence why you'll see John repeat much of the symbolism Daniel utilized--describing the Antichrist as a "leopard" and "beast", also referencing the "beast" imagery of the other three empires--as well as describe the manifestation of the physical Kingdom of God on earth which Daniel first introduced as a concept (Daniel 2:21; 4:17, 25, 32; 5:21).

Revelation is, after all, the unsealing of the Book of Daniel (Daniel 12:4,9; Revelation 5:1-10; 6:1-12).

Quote from: 21st Century Man on March 09, 2015, 12:20:33 AM
This idiot says the door to heaven is shut.  Complete bullshit. As long as there is a breath coming from a human being, the door to heaven is open.

Un-freakin'-believable.

Of course this McCloud guy, or whatever the hell his name is, cannot produce a single, solid piece of Scripture that unequivocally supports his bullshit claim. He also conveniently ignores, or is completely unaware of, the numerous Scriptures that contradict his fallible theory:

Jesus guaranteed that whoever came to Him, He would in no way reject (John 6:37). Don't see anything in that verse about May 21, 2011 being the cutoff date...

The Bible also says that there will be a bunch of people who will call out to the Lord (Jesus) and be saved during the signs that accompany the final moments of this age (Joel 2:32).

Then, during the Tribulation, we have the testimony of the Two Witnesses (Revelation 11:3)...

The testimony of the 144,000 sealed Israelites who will "instruct many" for a short while (Revelation 7:1-9, 14:1-4; Daniel 11:33)...

Lastly, there will be an angel dispatched to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ to every nation on earth (Revelation 14:6-7).

If the gates of heaven are shut as this moron claims, then what the hell are the Two Witnesses, the 144,000 Hebrew believers, and an angel doing preaching the Gospel--they all have nothing better to do during Tribulation?

He also forgets that many of those who turn to Christ during Tribulation end up martyrs (Revelation 13:15; 20:4).

This dumb asshole is just trying to cut in on the same 15 minutes of fame his predecessor Camping reveled in. Hope he enjoys it while it lasts... before it comes crashing down on his head.

Quote from: Zoo on August 10, 2014, 10:39:41 PMDo you ever wonder why police are so pissed when someone is videotaping them. If they have nothing to hide why are they so upset when they are being taped?

Hmm, maybe cops get pissed at being recorded because half-assed videos such as this that only tell a FRACTION of the story wind up being touted across teh Internetz as infallible truth?

For the record, I'm not taking the cop's side or the lady's side right now because I have no earthly clue what this situation was all about or how or why it escalated.

Jumping to conclusions may be fashionable exercise for small minds these days, but I prefer wait until all the facts are presented and have heard from all sides in this case before I even think of making assumptions.

Quote from: Zoo on August 10, 2014, 03:28:35 PMDid you know police, FBI, or even the Government does not keep track of "wrongful police shooting statistics". Yup thats true in fact, I dare you to prove me wrong.

Ease up, I know all about it and I agree with you.

Now for the record, they don't compile data on their shootings out of fear they will be misrepresented by the media and/or activists with an agenda (gee, I wonder why that is...). Some that do collect the data rarely ever freely share it, and those that do share it present it in bare-bones graphs that make detailed analysis difficult. 

That said, this is undoubtedly a stupid move on the part of law enforcement--akin to burying one's head in the sand, hoping things will just blow over.

Fortunately, there are people in law enforcement willing to address the statistics as opposed to just sitting on it. Look into the detailed analysis done by firearms trainer Tom Aveni. He was shocked about how tight-lipped agencies are regarding this data, so took it upon himself to compile and examine it himself in an effort to rectify police training methods.

http://www.theppsc.org/Staff_Views/Aveni/V3.MMRMA_Deadly_Force_Project.pdf

Taking a proactive approach is far more helpful than covering up an issue...

Or using the opportunity to drag out one's soapbox.

QuoteSo screw the citizen that has to sit through questioning right away.

The reason it's preferable that suspects and potential witnesses are interviewed almost immediately is because these folks have a tendency to disappear--especially after a violent incident. Police officers tend not to do that.

QuoteWhile I sit in a freaking cell being questioned over and over.

So exercise your right to remain silent.

Approach the cop like he/she is a criminal and they'll likewise do the same.

Can't argue with severe punishment when it comes to clear-cut cases of corruption.

And I most certainly agree regarding this shitty culture of ours. The constant repetition of negative information being imprinted on our minds doesn't do us any good.

I don't suggest banning it either, I just offer a warning...

Something about our tendency to give ourselves just enough rope.

Quote from: onan on August 10, 2014, 12:41:20 PMMany are too busy doing the lord's work to actually support themselves.

Please don't think haranguing people outside a clinic and pointing an accusing finger at them is in any way "the Lord's work".

Redemption from sin is what it's supposed to be about.

That's what Christians--real Christians--should be preaching instead of showing their asses at some demonstration.

Sorry you had to put up with such nonsense.

Quote from: albrecht on August 10, 2014, 12:54:24 PMAnd despite your "spin" of claiming the "patriots" etc being a big threat to cops they face much more danger from the typical urban youth gangs, the meth lab folks, or from those criminals coming up from our open-border.

We already had this discussion on a different thread (Alex Jones). Remember where I drew the correlations between the continual decay of society, police response, and right-wing paranoia and supposed vindication of their crackpot theories?

As things get progressively worse, and the government/police crack down, some of the more unstable amongst these kooks tend to go mega-ton, thinking their fabled New World Order has arrived.

I've never said these patriots were a "big threat" compared to gangs or drug abusers, just that we've got enough problems without reality-challenged morons such as these adding more fuel to the fire.

QuoteBut I disagree with you on oversight of police.

OK, cops are paid to use deadly force if necessary and trained to use it only when it's appropriate to do so. Are there bad cops who abuse this trust? Absolutely. However, most are decent and upstanding. You and I agree on that. See the thing with that is, the American civil rights door swings both ways--we don't accuse an entire group of dishonesty just because of a few bad apples, thus their investigation model fits the rule, not the exception.

Besides, good arguments have been made that rushing investigations into police shootings could actually yield the opposite results of what is intended, creating discrepancies, an atmosphere of general suspicion, and thus making an entire mess out of the court case.

The prosecution has no ground to stand on, the officer--innocent or guilty--goes on his/her way, and what little trust the public has in the police and justice system is further eroded.

Total backfire.

Contrary to the murmurings of assorted Chicken Littles, we are NOT living in a police state.

When officers step out of line, ultimately there is accountability.

Frankly, I'm more wary of the country's general population than I am of LEOs, especially should the day come when America finally collapses under its own weight.

I'm also more than a little irritated by some of the rhetoric being bandied about--this talk about sabotaging police vehicles, creating "tin cans full of casualties", fighting fire with fire, etc. What the fuck is this, Infowars? Most of it is just bloviating and hubris, sure, but there has been a precedent for it to manifest into full-blown incidents, such as the recent killings of officers by supposed "patriotic" assholes.

Sue me if I take this kind of horse shit seriously being that my girlfriend's a cop, I'm friends with cops, and have done the ride-alongs, heard the horror stories, and actually seen firsthand the unimaginable shit they have to put up with from the mostly ungrateful denizens of this rotting society.

I guess it's easy for me to relate, having to put up with the same kind of shit at my job. Every other weekend I'm treated to a cacophony of disrespectful attitudes, thefts, fights, shootings, or some combination thereof. I just want to do my job in peace and listen to George Noory stumble over words and ask repeatedly stupid, inane questions, but apparently this is too much to ask.

At least I have the authority vested in me by the store manager to lock the doors whenever it gets bad. My girl and her colleagues don't have that luxury.

Christ Jesus, sorry for the rant but as if the armchair quarterbacking and second guessing weren't bad enough, we've got a bunch of Joe Vigilantes threatening to make things right.

For another perspective on this matter...

When you have an increasingly vile and festering citizenry...

http://youtu.be/oFcs1Sd44Ew

http://youtu.be/D_zFQ7e0Ovo

http://youtu.be/FPTUbirMNL4

Displaying a complete and total lack of respect, combined with a penchant for wanton destruction for its own sake, are you really so shocked when a forceful, prepared response is initiated?

Things change in this world--often for the worst. Doesn't matter whether we like it or not, that's simply the way it its. As with any change, one can either adapt or become overwhelmed.

The same principle applies to the Police when dealing with progressively better armed, better equipped criminals.

http://youtu.be/WlSCE88UhyA

http://youtu.be/ejD1Gml-ZGc

http://youtu.be/n_fv0kQrGPk

Our system is not perfect. It never will be. Yes, agencies and officials are going to overstep their bounds at times.

And so will "We, the People". 

The vicious cycle perpetuates...

So before you goofballs on here channeling Rambo and/or Captain America go out and do something stupid, consider the bigger picture.

This fire has enough fuel already.