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Midnight In The Desert

Started by Falkie2013, December 11, 2015, 11:13:40 PM


Donald Noory

Quote from: chefist on September 28, 2016, 09:29:01 PM


Is that the face Heather made when you asked her for your money back for the Times Square ad?

GravitySucks

Quote from: brig on September 28, 2016, 09:29:56 PM


Damn. Listening. To. The. Nice. Lady.

But I had to suffer through Jim Marrs and the fake doctor last night.  I will only listen with one ear.





MV/Liberace!

"We are watching the establishment fight someone who is not in the big club."

"They probably thought he would be crushed in the primaries."

Oof.  Just stop.

Value Of Pi

Quote from: K_Dubb on September 28, 2016, 08:15:17 PM
Oops I forgot lines 9-24:

I'd hung about that place enough to know
That Bellgab worked like other filthy clubs
Where lonely men with strange obsessions go
To meet with other frumpy-toga'd schlubs:
Rare females who appear can act like queens,
The sign "girls get in free" is just the start.
The folorn fellows lay down like sardines
While you walk in stilettos on each heart.
But I was never cruel; I made my choice
To float on nature's tides up to the peak,
To let a warm and careful, sexy voice
Suggest the sweet affection that they seek.
My idol's pending advent formed this mob
Into a mighty force, with me astride,
So I was at the forefront for that job.
Concupiscence and largesse coincide!

I knew there was more.

So, good old concupiscence (killer word) strikes again, huh? It wasn't even the long, black hair or some kind of secret sauce. Any (any) person of the female sex who played her cards right could be sitting in Art's seat right now. That's one provocative piece of poetry you wrote there.

What would the small handful of female BGers say about this notion? Missed opportunity?

norland2424

Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 09:41:45 PM
"We are watching the establishment fight someone who is not in the big club."

"They probably thought he would be crushed in the primaries."

Oof.  Just stop.

Did Heather say that? Lol

Juan Cena

Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 09:41:45 PM
"We are watching the establishment fight someone who is not in the big club."

"They probably thought he would be crushed in the primaries."

Oof.  Just stop.

Saying Trump isn't the establishment:


Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 09:41:45 PM
"We are watching the establishment fight someone who is not in the big club."

"They probably thought he would be crushed in the primaries."

Oof.  Just stop.

A Washington insider?

Lilith

I'm enjoying hearing Jim talk on current events!  ;D

MV/Liberace!

Quote from: Juan Cena on September 28, 2016, 09:45:15 PM
Saying Trump isn't the establishment:

Trump's not the political establishment, but it's such surface analysis.

Lilith

Why does she have to keep interrupting him to tell him he's getting her into trouble?  >:(

GravitySucks

Marrs is so full of shit. We have had open carry since January 1st but you still have to have a concealed carry permit to open carry. I have yet to see anyone doing open carry in almost 9 months. Every concealed carry permit holder I know would rather carry concealed.

Catsmile

Quote from: brig on September 28, 2016, 09:52:00 PM
Why does she have to keep interrupting him to tell him he's getting her into trouble?  >:(

Because she has a spine.

Lilith


norland2424

Quote from: GravitySucks on September 28, 2016, 09:52:49 PM
Marrs is so full of shit. We have had open carry since January 1st but you still have to have a concealed carry permit to open carry. I have yet to see anyone doing open carry in almost 9 months. Every concealed carry permit holder I know would rather carry concealed.

No sane person would want to make themselves a target.

akwilly

Quote from: brig on September 28, 2016, 09:52:00 PM
Why does she have to keep interrupting him to tell him he's getting her into trouble?  >:(
Brig he's a Texan. If she doesn't interrupt him he will yak on and on until he runs out of air lol

Lilith

Quote from: akwilly on September 28, 2016, 09:55:55 PM
Brig he's a Texan. If she doesn't interrupt him he will yak on and on until he runs out of air lol

I'd rather listen to him yak on all by himself lol's

Catsmile

Quote from: norland2424 on September 28, 2016, 09:55:31 PM
No sane person would want to make themselves a target.

In that case I've seen 2-3 insane people.
Where? Can you guess? You guessed it...


The Great Wall-Mart

MV/Liberace!

Quote from: norland2424 on September 28, 2016, 09:55:31 PM
No sane person would want to make themselves a target.

Here in Missouri, you can open carry with a CCW permit, but like GS, I haven't seen anyone doing it around here.  It seems like a bad idea, to me.  Best to go concealed. 

Missouri is very gun friendly.  Anyone can carry a gun in the glove box if they aren't a felon.

Donald Noory

Quote from: brig on September 28, 2016, 09:55:26 PM
Oh, that's right, she did say that.  My bad.

I thought she had brass balls.

chefist

Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 09:59:15 PM
Here in Missouri, you can open carry with a CCW permit, but like GS, I haven't seen anyone doing it around here.  It seems like a bad idea, to me.  Best to go concealed. 

Missouri is very gun friendly.  Anyone can carry a gun in the glove box if they aren't a felon.

Here in AZ...you can open or conceal carry...no license required as long as you never had a felony...many folks open carry everywhere you go...daily life...

norland2424

Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 09:59:15 PM
Here in Missouri, you can open carry with a CCW permit, but like GS, I haven't seen anyone doing it around here.  It seems like a bad idea, to me.  Best to go concealed. 

Missouri is very gun friendly.  Anyone can carry a gun in the glove box if they aren't a felon.

Here in cali you have to keep it locked uped in your trunk. But yea i always see open carry as a bad idea since it lets the " bad" guys know who to shoot at first.

MV/Liberace!

Quote from: norland2424 on September 28, 2016, 10:02:36 PM
But yea i always see open carry as a bad idea since it lets the " bad" guys know who to shoot at first.

...or who to take a gun from.

Value Of Pi

Quote from: mv on September 28, 2016, 08:32:04 PM
More catty MV:
I think a network gig is out of the question, but I do think she could get a job at a radio station (maybe?).  However, if that were to come about, it would mean MITD has ended and her next employer would first want to know why it ended.  Could complicate things.  Also, her resume prior to MITD wouldn't be a selling point, and the loss of every single terrestrial affiliate during her tenure wouldn't help.  She might be able to hang her hat on having Art's endorsement, but he hasn't done a thing in almost two decades so that might be of limited value.  I don't believe she could land a job in a large market, but I could be wrong about that.  Who knows.  It's just that each one of those departed affiliates represents a real rejection by a real terrestrial radio station, and we're batting **zero** in that department even though she came at no cost to the affiliates (other than air time).  Doesn't bode well. 

The reality is, today's terrestrial talk stations offer very few hosting opportunities.  In most markets, talk stations choose to air syndicated content pulled off of a satellite feed because it's infinitely cheaper than paying a warm body to sit in your studio.  Syndicated shows also bring with them a level of predictability since programmers can look at metrics from similar markets to get an idea of how well the show might do.  A local host is now seen not as an asset, but as a risk and an expense.  If you live in a town of less than 50,000, there's a good chance your local talk station doesn't have a single show hosted locally (except news).  If your local station is one of the rare exceptions, they're almost always going to want someone who does politics, an area where Heather's out of her element.  In 2016, no terrestrial talk station is going to take a chance on a show hosted by someone doing their version of Goblins n Such with Arthur Bell.  They put their money where they see the greatest chance of success, and that's politics/current events/law, etc.

If Heather did get a terrestrial radio job, like most in the industry, she'd probably wind up getting to do very little of what she really wants to do.

I'm pretty much in agreement with this POV, G of T. I said early on that Heather had a decent radio voice and with training, might get a weather or traffic type announcer job in a small market. At this point, her radio resume wouldn't be much of an asset, though.

If she couldn't get another radio job, I still don't see it as a real misfortune. Probably disappointing for her, but she might parlay this experience into some other kind of endeavor (Senior Phone Sex Operator, maybe?).

I guess you're hoping she'll pay a price for doing what she has, but to me this whole thing is about Art and how he did what he did. I'm not saying to blame Art, but that's kind of inevitable.

chefist

Quote from: norland2424 on September 28, 2016, 10:02:36 PM
Here in cali you have to keep it locked uped in your trunk. But yea i always see open carry as a bad idea since it lets the " bad" guys know who to shoot at first.

or not to shoot at first...would crooks attack Arnold or Poindexter first? Crooks always seek out the weakest and most vulnerable...

Lilith

I think Jim is better when he talks current events, than when he talks UFO's.

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