Art Bell's "Dark Matter" -- Sept. 23 w/ Jeremy Mea

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Post by Kaztronic » 09-23-2013 10:29 PM

LoL, sometimes those can be fun as well :)

Art's occasional trainwreck guests are often highly entertaining, he knows how to handle them just so.

My favorite was Dallas Thompson who was going to take a personal jet pack helicopter (inspector gadget style) in to the hole in the North Pole where the crystal city of Shambala is inhabited by our reptilian creators :D
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Post by Kaztronic » 09-23-2013 10:30 PM

HB3 wrote: So you've got an actual radio?


It's in the mail. Bought the Sirius Starmate 8. I'm also getting the home kit, which I will use to hook it up to an old Silvertone tube radio I've got with an auxiliary input. These old radios I've got haven't gotten much use since Art last hosted on C2C.

Logged in on the internet tonight now that I've figured out how to do so.
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Post by HB3 » 09-23-2013 10:30 PM

it's funny, I was thinking of that exact show.

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Post by No Dice » 09-23-2013 10:31 PM

If it was any interviewer besides Art I would have turned this off. But Art makes it interesting.. I wish he would dump him ands go to open lines.

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Post by HB3 » 09-23-2013 10:32 PM

Open lines, Art!

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Post by Kaztronic » 09-23-2013 10:35 PM

This guy sounds a bit off.
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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 10:38 PM

Yeah lets finish with what we've got if we can even remember where we are.

OPEN LINES please.
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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 10:42 PM

My goodness does he not understand the term "sample"??????

Incredulous
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Post by HB3 » 09-23-2013 10:43 PM

Guess he's gonna go the whole hour...

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Post by Kaztronic » 09-23-2013 10:46 PM

Arts Parts! :)
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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 10:51 PM

Art is so diplomatic - coming out in spurts but that may be my fault in asking early questions.

Always the gentleman.
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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 10:52 PM

What not believe King Sasquatch.

And once again the memory fades……………………
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Post by HB3 » 09-23-2013 10:56 PM

Yeah, I'm falling asleep again.

Nice to the guest...but not so nice to the listeners.

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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 10:58 PM

ditto
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Post by Diogenes » 09-23-2013 11:00 PM

Want to be Jeremy faded himself out of the interview???
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