Midnight In The Desert

[Uncle Duke]

What did I say that was stupid?

*laughs*  Which one were you?

[Mind Flayer Monk]

This guy actually has a pretty good story.

*laughs*  Which one were you?

Trees...In...Space

[Juan Cena]

Not sure what you mean? new-Nazi, but neo-Nazi, I guess? Idk. Yeah Dr. Pierce was a guest with Art and in interesting show. Especially considering the times. Some crazy callers then, and also in other shows. Great radio and he had opinions!

Dr Pierce? Was Hot Lips with him?

[GravitySucks]

Not sure what you mean? new-Nazi, but neo-Nazi, I guess? Idk. Yeah Dr. Pierce was a guest with Art and in interesting show. Especially considering the times. Some crazy callers then, and also in other shows. Great radio and he had opinions! Especially when Art dumped and took callers. classic.

The guy from the Southern Poverty Law Center?  I don't remember the show and I was searching and wanted to know if I had the correct one.

[Juan Cena]

*laughs*  Which one were you?

The one suggesting the structure orbiting Abby's Star could be organic.

[akwilly]

The one suggesting the structure orbiting Abby's Star could be organic.

That was a good call.

[GravitySucks]

The one suggesting the structure orbiting Abby's Star could be organic.

Tabby's star

[Mind Flayer Monk]

No dummy. That is his son from his very first marriage.

Look at the photo in the frame he is holding.

[vansmythe]

After a half hour we find out the motorcyclist didn't flatline or even have a NDE.  Another quality call.

[Uncle Duke]

The one suggesting the structure orbiting Abby's Star could be organic.

Funny, when you said that I thought back to books I'd read by Ivan Sanderson back in the 70s. 

[albrecht]

Dr Pierce? Was Hot Lips with him?

Ha, but he did, likely I don't really know but will make a joke and, say the Egyptians were black and so were aliens, and everything now is racist cover-ups.

[Noorynoid]

Really?

[Juan Cena]

This guy actually has a pretty good story.

Trees...In...Space

Don't laugh. Larry Niven wrote a novel about a massive oxygen-filled  gas torus in which free floating vegetation had developed.

The space coral was my idea though. At least I don't think anybody else came up with it.

[albrecht]

The guy from the Southern Poverty Law Center?  I don't remember the show and I was searching and wanted to know if I had the correct one.

Maybe, not sure of their schedules? Or activity, though one could claim just about anything and make some $? (Be careful, though.) And still deny that Art didn't have those shows??? Really?

[norland2424]

No dummy. That is his son from his very first marriage holding a picture of his sister (I guess).

According to her posts, (Redacted) said her father was from China.

Besides that guys sister is named lisa minei, and while they are half asian its from their mothers side.

[Donald Noory]

You still haven't answered my question. What motivates you to listen to a show you don't like and then post negative comments about it?

Face your fears man... You can do it.

If you face your fears that your daughter is also your niece.

[Donald Noory]

Don't laugh. Larry Niven wrote a novel about a massive oxygen-filled  gas torus in which free floating vegetation had developed.

The space coral was my idea though. At least I don't think anybody else came up with it.

Yeah I read Ringworld.

[GravitySucks]

yeah the one question we never asked art or heather are they RELATED 

We're all related.  Do I have to teach you everything?

[Juan Cena]

Funny, when you said that I thought back to books I'd read by Ivan Sanderson back in the 70s.

I was thinking more of The Interigal Trees by Larry Niven, with his Smoke Ring .

[Kolchak]

What motivates you to listen to a show you don't like and then post negative comments about it?

Hate watching (or listening) is not a phenomena unique to this program. It's become fairly ubiquitous. Why?

1) When people feel that the quality of content they're consuming has gone down, they can't help but juxtapose that with the previous content they deemed good.

2) There's a perverse need to see how bad (in their opinion) it will get.

I watched all of "True Detective" season two, and it was a complete train wreck. But the first season was so good that I just marveled at how quickly it went downhill and had to see it through.

I'm not saying this logic applies to the haters here, but it could. Everyone has their own coping mechanisms.

[GravitySucks]

If you face your fears that your daughter is also your niece.

You still haven't answered my question. All you can do is type negative insults. I am just tying to understand the motivation for listening to a show you do not like and then posting negative comments. It is a fair question.

You can type up anything you want. No one stops you. I just don't understand the joy. Help me understand.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

Don't laugh. Larry Niven wrote a novel about a massive oxygen-filled  gas torus in which free floating vegetation had developed.

The space coral was my idea though. At least I don't think anybody else came up with it.

Well, I knew what you were talking about. Just read it in a dramatic voice.

[Sean92008]

I'll one up you

https://web.archive.org/web/20160105194756/http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/news-and-opinion/lost_in_space-38428459.html

hey gravity
is this a picture of heather  and her brother ?

Fucktard is still a manchild...  Now where's that photo Art posted of the cuts on his arm from flying a drone in his house???

[akwilly]

Hate watching (or listening) is not a phenomena unique to this program. It's become fairly ubiquitous. Why?

1) When people feel that the quality of content they're consuming has gone down, they can't help but juxtapose that with the previous content they deemed good.

2) There's a perverse need to see how bad (in their opinion) it will get.

I watched all of "True Detective" season two, and it was a complete train wreck. But the first season was so good that I just marveled at how quickly it went downhill and had to see it through.

I'm not saying this logic applies to the haters here, but it could. Everyone has their own coping mechanisms.

I did the same with True Detective season 2.

[Juan Cena]

Yeah I read Ringworld.

This was a different novel, set in a gas torus surrounding a neutron star that was oxygen-rich and where vegetation and forms of other organic life had developed.

[Donald Noory]

hey gravity
is this a picture of heather  and her brother ?

No that's a picture of Art's son and daughter, who he left after he decided he didn't want to be dad. Maybe he could have figured that out before having two kids. Or at least after the first kid. The girl in the photo is the daughter he spoke to for a bit after 30 years or so, then gave her an autographed book stating "here's the rest of the story." Ok, what else could a kid want from their dad? Why are they complaining? Hmm...

[GravitySucks]

Hate watching (or listening) is not a phenomena unique to this program. It's become fairly ubiquitous. Why?

1) When people feel that the quality of content they're consuming has gone down, they can't help but juxtapose that with the previous content they deemed good.

2) There's a perverse need to see how bad (in their opinion) it will get.

I watched all of "True Detective" season two, and it was a complete train wreck. But the first season was so good that I just marveled at how quickly it went downhill and had to see it through.

I'm not saying this logic applies to the haters here, but it could. Everyone has their own coping mechanisms.

Now, see, that is a sensible answer. I just don't understand why Donald Noory is unable to articulate as well as you have.

[Sean92008]

General question for those who remain after Heather cleared the room...

Will Pluto be invited to join the Federation of Planets?

[Jackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C19US6rqqAo

[trostol]