The Other Side of Midnight - Richard C. Hoagland - Live Chat Thread

[maren]

Isaac used to lay claim to being The World's Greatest Lover.  If these two writers know their stuff, they should mention this.

*Maren feverishly working on her story of lengthy, exhausting sex affair with Asimov for the next Truth or Trash*

[coaster]

Hmm, I don't think she's hot. How can you tell? Bleached hair and huge sunglasses. Meh.

[Juan Cena]

Richard used to buy "White Out" by the gallon? 

That too.

[gabrielle]

Nope you're ok.  This is all part of the standard experience.

I must be the odd one out...I thought the first 25 minutes were brilliant.  Maybe I need sleep. 

[Barfly]

LOL!  Me...Vic 20 then Commodore 64.....

I still have the TRS-80, and the Vic20 is somewhere in the garage or a closet

[(Sandman) Logan-5]

But if you're writing like Graham Hancock, you spend a day working on a single paragraph.

LOL - Hater   

[ShayP]

his first woman guest


his 2nd

Thanks.  It's all coming back to me now. LOL

[zeebo]

New BG member name:
Hoagland's  Typewriter

Eddie, good to see you here on the other side of midnite.  Well done man, putting in a full Gabcast show and still goin strong.  I expect this of Jaz, being in some alternate Aussie timeline, but you get extra credit.

[coaster]

C'mon guys....bleach blond with mirrored glasses and wearing lipstick in a 'selfie' and she's HOT!!!???  Weaklings! 
I prefer to see her in a normal state.

My thoughts exactly.

[jazmunda]

Q: How can you tell that a blonde has been using your computer?

A: There's whiteout on the monitor.

[ShayP]

*Maren feverishly working on her story of lengthy, exhausting sex affair with Asimov for the next Truth or Trash*

Oh dear!  ....I'll call in and say it's true. 

[Barfly]

That too.

Michael Nesmith of the Monkees mother invented White Out

[Juan Cena]

The first sf book I read was Martian Chronicles. But next was Foundation Trilogy

Mine was "The Mote in God's Eye" by Niven and Pournelle.

[eddie dean]

That's why i used to spring for the self-correcting ribbon. White out was messy as all hell.

And it could get you high, or so I heard .

[Sandra Kristen]

Groaning at Richard's sexism there.

[SaucyRossy]

his first woman guest


his 2nd

Thank you....and guess what guys, we're going to have a FOURTH WOMAN ON FRIDAY/SATURDAY, gird your loins gents.

[coaster]

Q: How can you tell that a blonde has been using your computer?

A: There's whiteout on the monitor.

Rim shot

[zeebo]

I must be the odd one out...I thought the first 25 minutes were brilliant.  Maybe I need sleep.

Oh I'm not saying it wasn't brilliant, I'm just saying I don't remember it.   

[trostol]

some how RCH made this dull for me lol

[gabrielle]

Oh I'm not saying it wasn't brilliant, I'm just saying I don't remember it.   

drugs?

[SciFiAuthor]

Krugman is silly, he thinks the economy works like it did in 1960.

[Juan Cena]

Michael Nesmith of the Monkees mother invented White Out

George Washington invented cocaine.

[zeebo]

I posted this on the Cosmology thread, but seems appropriate here too.  Something to check out during breaks.

http://bato.to/read/_/188371/the-last-question_by_supreme-cream-scanlations

[Dixon Bawls]

"Isn't it amazing sometimes people get what I'm saying?"--RCH 2015

[trostol]

no..they were just writing stories Dick..nothing more

[GeorgieForPresident2216]

Oh I'm not saying it wasn't brilliant, I'm just saying I don't remember it.   

I never quite figured out what he was talking about, but I was dividing my attention with trying to keep up here.

[(Sandman) Logan-5]

I must be the odd one out...I thought the first 25 minutes were brilliant.  Maybe I need sleep. 

Nope. Not allowed. You're part of the cult now

[maren]

And it could get you high, or so I heard .

If it could have, I would have known -- nobody went through more of that than I.   I was seriously considering buying stock in the company.  I WOULD have if we could have gotten high!

[Juan Cena]

Krugman is silly, he thinks the economy works like it did in 1960.

So do most Politicans. What's you're point?

[SciFiAuthor]

Uh, science fiction is indeed about prediction.