Midnight In The Desert

[Sean92008]

By the way, that address points to Section 8 housing...  So, if that were the case AND she still lived there, she'll be looking for a new spread very soon.  Because, as she said herself, she's paid very well...

[Bounder]

And the point of this is?

Guess I mistook your remarks for curiosity or speculation; real info is not hard to find.

[Sean92008]

Guess I mistook your remarks for curiosity or speculation; real info is not hard to find.

Yeah, what's worse is that companies that handle your mortgage and even counties and cities will sell your information.  It's never the people who owe you money who track you down, it's the crazy ex-GF who wants to hookup while back in town...

[Robert]

Blame Robert for that. He was supposed to be mentoring her.

I can't do anything if she has a mouth full of Chaga during her lessons.

[Robert]

tom snyder   i'm lmao    remember when he would smoke a cigarette during the interview

ISTR Susskind doing that too.

I think Snyder'd quit smoking by the time he got his later program on WABC radio.

[anunnaki]

You're clearly in the wrong forum asshole.

Maybe the current Girly-Man guest drew him in

[malachi.martini]

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[Soylentblue]

Looks like Ciardelo has gone off the deep end. How long before he ends it all?

Soon I hope. Broken records u know.

[onan]

Well certainly by now we have reached some level of contentment.

[Tinfoil_Helm]

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This is Grade A stuff, I gotta say.  You even included the stalker.  Fine work.

[Taco Bell]

Tonight:

Peter Davenport has been Director of the National UFO Reporting Center since 1994.  Peter has served as the director of investigations for the Washington Chapter of the Mutual UFO Network.  Peter has had an active interest in the UFO phenomenon from his early boyhood.  He experienced his first UFO sighting over the St. Louis municipal airport in the summer of 1954, and he investigated his first UFO case during the summer of 1965 in Exeter, New Hampshire.  Peter has been witness to several anomalous events, possibly UFO related, including a dramatic sighting over Baja California in February 1990, and several nighttime sightings over Washington State during 1992.  Peter received his undergraduate education at Stanford University in California.

[The King of Kings]

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I have to say this is brilliant.

Looking forward to Peter Davenport as well.  Nice to know that guy is still doing what he is doing.

[Taco Bell]

Look, there's even an Arctic Chaga spanky cream

[Auslandia]

Look, there's even an Arctic Chaga spanky cream

Can you imagine the boner some chaga would induce?

[Element 115]

Can you imagine the boner some chaga would induce?

Depending on how potent you mix it, you could get up to 9 day erections with chaga lotion.

[Auslandia]

Depending on how potent you mix it, you could get up to 9 day erections with chaga lotion.

Chaga lotion... The Santa muerte of spank lube.  Be careful what you ask for.

[Taco Bell]

Chaga lotion... The Santa muerte of spank lube.  Be careful what you ask for.

Shooting death loads all over the place. Must have been what the hexin' hobo was doing.

[coaster]

Change the name of the show to Midnight in Art's Guesthouse with Heather Redacted Bell. Take some taxicab confession-type calls. It'll up the listener count.

[Jackstar]

No shit though, getting an affiliate is good times. The one standing on top of a mountain didn't get there by falling.

[Jackstar]

No shit though, getting an affiliate is good times. The one standing on top of a mountain didn't get there by falling.

[Jackstar]

Huh. Well, fuck it. Enjoy.

[Philosopher]

Well certainly by now we have reached some level of contentment.

Why does it seem like you are only talking to yourself?

[Philosopher]

Huh. Well, fuck it. Enjoy.

Unique epitaph.

[Ciardelo]

I can't do anything if she has a mouth full of Chaga during her lessons.

Bob! You made a funny! And it was great! lol 

[Chronaut]

Tonight:

Peter Davenport has been Director of the National UFO Reporting Center since 1994.  Peter has served as the director of investigations for the Washington Chapter of the Mutual UFO Network.  Peter has had an active interest in the UFO phenomenon from his early boyhood.  He experienced his first UFO sighting over the St. Louis municipal airport in the summer of 1954, and he investigated his first UFO case during the summer of 1965 in Exeter, New Hampshire.  Peter has been witness to several anomalous events, possibly UFO related, including a dramatic sighting over Baja California in February 1990, and several nighttime sightings over Washington State during 1992.  Peter received his undergraduate education at Stanford University in California.

Davenport's idea for a network of passive radar detectors is the most exciting idea ever proffered to advance ufology to the level of science.  The antenna's are cheap, we'd just need a standardized build with the right signal processing software, then every geek in the country with roof access could run their own station and feed the data to a centralized server.  We'd end up with a real-time online map of all objects in US airspace, their trajectory, speed, size and profile.

Within a matter of months we could settle the ufo issue with irrefutable data.  But instead of seeking funding for the whole network as he's suggested, we should crowd source it - let each station operator pay for their own antennas and software package, so the startup costs are minimal and the system can grow organically until we have full national coverage.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

Davenport's idea for a network of passive radar detectors is the most exciting idea ever proffered to advance ufology to the level of science.  The antenna's are cheap, we'd just need a standardized build with the right signal processing software, then every geek in the country with roof access could run their own station and feed the data to a centralized server.  We'd end up with a real-time online map of all objects in US airspace, their trajectory, speed, size and profile.

Within a matter of months we could settle the ufo issue with irrefutable data.  But instead of seeking funding for the whole network as he's suggested, we should crowd source it - let each station operator pay for their own antennas and software package, so the startup costs are minimal and the system can grow organically until we have full national coverage.

That is brilliant.

[Ciardelo]

Davenport's idea for a network of passive radar detectors is the most exciting idea ever proffered to advance ufology to the level of science.  The antenna's are cheap, we'd just need a standardized build with the right signal processing software, then every geek in the country with roof access could run their own station and feed the data to a centralized server.  We'd end up with a real-time online map of all objects in US airspace, their trajectory, speed, size and profile.

Within a matter of months we could settle the ufo issue with irrefutable data.  But instead of seeking funding for the whole network as he's suggested, we should crowd source it - let each station operator pay for their own antennas and software package, so the startup costs are minimal and the system can grow organically until we have full national coverage.

MMmm!

[LAM4:2]

So I haven't listened to MITD in a few weeks. What is the good word? What's going on with the show?

[21st Century Man]

Hello everyone.  This should be a good show.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

It's got the same amount of watts as my refrigerator.