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#1
Holy Toledo I thought this site was dead forever. How much did MV sell it for? At least I have a good e cig source again
#2
Saw on twitter. I'll just leave this here..
#3
Paranormal fb?
#4
I've been gone for awhile has anything happened? Did Bobo ever get the meeting set up?
#5
Last night George introduced his 2nd hr guest by saying he served in the "Iwaq War". The guy later made a joke that his books are like star wars or game of thrones without the incest then he paused...silence..so he said "just a little tongue in cheek joke". George just said mmmmhmmmm. You could tell he was pissed. I wonder if the guest knew how close he was to getting dumped to appease the chastity of Ma Noorys ears
#6
Quote from: ItsOver on March 14, 2018, 12:43:29 PM
I see Jorch isn't on this Friday.  Maybe Jorch will have a special tribute for Hawking on Thursday night.  I can see him kicking Rosemary out the door early and having Tommee put on the many clips of Jorch saying how he just doesn't get the Big Bang. 



"Turkee sammich, here I come!"

I meant to say.George mentioned they wanted to interview Hawking, but it took him a long time to type replies. So they were gonna pre record the interview and were "working on that" but now it was too late. I assume "working on that " means leaving lots of unsolicited messages on Hawkings agent's machine..
#7
My God who scheduled the Satanist guy?? Surely not George. You already knew what to expect. After the guy delved into Adam & Eve George's follow up from the 3x5's was "Don't Satanists sacrifice animals?" Lol classhic. At one point George said something like "Oh geez..you realize we're gonna get a bunch of callers about that, right?" I just can't believe George allowed that guess knowing momma Noory would be listening. I bet he doesn't let Tommee tag along to Dennys for dinner on the Premrat credit card for at least a week.
#8
I spoke to soon, we got some regular callers including Frank in MD, who pontificated on some great mysteries, like how did the big bang work, how giants impregnated human women with their giant penises, and if blind people dream in color. This prompted yet another blind listener to call in and be subjected to George's hamfisted interview skills & tiny brain. Including his go-to blind person question: "How do you know when you're awake!?" Jesus H Fucking Christ.
#9
Georges first caller Friday night was EXCELLENT. He let her ramble on for so long, questioning and coaxing more from her, that it was obvious his other lines were empty. Cornelius and the rest of the paid callers must have had the night off. He had her on for almost 9 total minutes. The conversation ranged from some kind of powers she got from Dr Bruce Goldberg, the government's attempts to capture her, and - in what was apparently the purpose of the call - how one night when she was living in her car she asked God for a miracle and was approached by Nikolai Tesla, which was apparently a fulfillment of her prayer. I'm not really doing the call justice as it was far more disjointed and confusing than that. I had to listen to it twice and I'm still not sure what she was talking about half the time. I'm sure George berated Tom-ee during the break as he sat wide-eyed with cheeks stuffed full of candies.
#10
Radio and Podcasts / Re: George Knapp
January 22, 2018, 12:08:07 PM
Quote from: ItsOver on January 22, 2018, 11:30:13 AM

the guest had an aggravating speech habit. I kept wondering if his line had dropped. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRL24HNzKTc

Jesus Christ. George even had to finish some of his sentences for him. I was looking forward to listening to this in 2 weeks with the family on the way up to the canyon but there's no way I could put even myself through it again. It was like.......talking to someone. Who

Is distracted...Or. maybe he was........just

afuckingretard.
#11
Just listened to the Friday bigfoot show and picked up on several of the things you folks did. Feb, the book title, panicked attacks, fake foundation updates and "Beyond the 7th Ga..Cafe". Good God it's incredible. I don't listen much anymore. Will check out Syrett show from Saturday. I listen to a lot of his show, except when he gets the woo woo political conspiracy nuts on there.
#12
Quote from: albrecht on October 31, 2017, 11:59:27 PM
One would think, by past performance- if one can call it that, that Norry would be great tonight and hitting every pitch with a line-up like that. Right in his sweet-spot: Muslim terrorism attacks, bridge/mine collapses (with nuke scenarios in NK,) likely dead, or mean due to fall-out, and a daughter being beaten, etc (she will be mean.)  But, alas.
-GNS
ps: TCM has MUCH better fare on.

I'm sure I know the show already but I'm not following, do tell please what's TCM? I tried ghost to ghost but got about five minutes in and gave up
#13
Quote from: ShayP on October 18, 2017, 07:59:31 AM
His interviews with Mr. Lobo are especially frustrating.  He's been a guest several times and George, of course, asks the same old questions.  Mr. Lobo does a good job of patronizing George.  I wouldn't have the patience or desire to deal with George's shtick.  Anyway...

A couple other tidbits from last night:

After Mr. Lobo tells George he's busy and working on a few things, including a Halloween special that he can't give details of because he's airing a 'not yet released' movie, what does George do?  He presses him on what it is, etc.  Mr. Lobo talks around it and says it's top secret.  After this exchange George says "So give us some tips on what you're doing?"  Huh?  I'm thinking, he just did idiot! Plus, he asked for "tips?" Huh?  Maybe Noory wanted to learn something about...never mind...he doesn't.   Mr. Lobo seemed taken back for a second but carried on like a good soldier.

Being the segment was dedicated to horror and sci-fi George challenges him with a trivia question about the movie Tombstone.  Yep.  A western.

I wish Syrett or Knapp would interview Mr. Lobo.  Oh well.

GNS

I picked up on a few more, the most egregious of which was George asking "Why do you do what you do?"
What??????????????
First of all, this is the 3rd interview I know of, so basically 6 hours into an interview George is asking the sort of boilerplate, softball question you might expect 10 minutes into a Larry King interview. Mr Lobo seemed confused, even repeating the question to George to make sure he heard it correctly.
Second of all, this generic, non specific question is proof that George is reading off the same set of 3x5 notecards for every guest. He just forget to [insert vocation].
Ugh Christ.

Mr. Lobo made fun of people asking him about westerns, even imitated a stupid voice. George, clearly not even listening to the story like a child distracted by a squirrel, could hardly wait for Lobo to stop talking so he could recite a line from Tombstone and try to have Lobo guess it. Again, Lobo seemed mildly perplexed.

George: " Do you like Goodfellas?"

And finally, being that master of talk radio he is, George wasted about 3 minutes of air time wondering if Ludacris was in Fast and the Furious, who wrote the theme song, how many films there were in the series, and just surfing the web while he tried to get the answers. They never figured out if Ludacris was in it or not. Riveting radio.
#14
Friday night open lines, George discussed as fact the oft repeated and widely debunked urban legend about needles/razor blades/poison in kids Halloween candies.

http://www.snopes.com/horrors/poison/halloween.asp
#15
Quote from: albrecht on October 10, 2017, 11:49:05 AM
Norry has mentioned before about how listeners should be able to 'get a degree' because of his show and they are so smart. But an actual physical university, as opposed to the mail-order and online ones where so many guests get their "degrees?!" That is a new one. Norry could also base that "Foundation" there. You remember- the one he was going to set up to help out listeners who are ill, down on their luck, disabled, unemployed etc? He promised it years ago.

I did and he actually said about a month ago that they had just finally gotten the tax forms completed for the foundation in response to a caller asking about it. Hilarious! Ol George fighting the good fight, but struggling against a sea of red tape. He didn't give a time table but said there was just more than people knew getting these things set up. I wonder when he'll finally get it off the ground. Probably about a week after his final show. Dang too bad
#16
Last night a caller offered to purchase the land to build a "Coast to Coast University" in Virginia. George then said he wanted to talk to a university about students getting credit for listening to the show.

WOW JUST WOW
#17
Quote from: albrecht on October 09, 2017, 05:47:29 PM
He is a Canadian so would be too polite to criticize Norry, who sucks. Syrett is growing on me also and it is fun to hear his reaction to the events that happen in a large, multicultural, diverse country with lots of drugs, guns and crazy people. Especially when he takes callers or hears the grand conspiracy theories about violent and horrible events and crimes or when the caller casually mentions that his "boss-wife-family-coworkers-pick your person" thinks "he needs meds" or "be committed." To these callers you hear him saying things like "good lord" under his breath.

Syrett is the best to me. He has a pretty good show called the conspiracy show you can find on YouTube. He is going back to his old format on there, which was better I think. I really really like Syrett. How about the caller the other night on his Nikola Tesla show, that went on a big rant about the band Tesla lol
#18
I can't find it, but thank you to whoever posted that Annie from Alabammy called in to Seth. Without your post I would have never skimmed through that horseshit episode, and discovered that ANNIE IS WRITING A BOOK! At least that's what I gleaned from it. Hoo-boy!! I can't imagine what that would contain.

I look back on Annie's calls, how she started as a shrill shut-in on a 1 woman mission to get hand pumps installed at all gas stations in America. She called in so many times disjointedly pushing that topic in her whiny complaining voice that George told her to quit. Or how about her appeal to all citizens to call Coca Cola and demand their money back until the high fructose corn syrup was removed from Twist Mist and it was returned to its original name Sierra Mist, crying out pitifully "they're criminals!". Best was her call that was so bizarre that George said something like, I'm not too sure about Annie sometimes. She broke into a government office "it wasn't stealing, I borrowed something that was rightfully mine and copied it and returned it".."I knew when the police were changing shifts"..."I wore my overalls"..and the entire point of the call wasnt even the break in, it was about seeing some guy get run over by a car which really gave her quite a laugh and she tied back to George and no coinshedenshes some fucking how...GOOD GOD

And the whole point of her call Friday night to whatever that woo-woo guy they had on was about her page numbers  changing mysteriously in word while she was writing her book. And they had to bring the psychic or numbers guy or horse anus doctor or whatever the fuck that guy is to tell her what was obvious to everyone in the country except senile/insane Annie and George with his dead goat eyes and hair pomade brain damage, that it was a computer IT question. "It's an error in the program. It's a computer issue." "Nothing supernatural?!" George exclaimed around that ridiculous mustache. And Annie was dumped unceremoniously.

Annie is so weird and dumb and whiny but somehow also fascinating to me in her stupidity and insanity. I guess if she can get the page numbers straightened out id be interested in the audiobook, provided she narrated it.
#19
Quote from: ItsOver on August 10, 2017, 03:30:17 PM
At least Jorch got to squeeze in his usual in-depth insight.

GN: Jeez.

:D  ;D
#20
Wow! Did anybody notice last night during hour 4 that the bono-hotel-attack-alien-body-swap lady called in to add more wrinkles to her story? The Paul Mccartney body swap perked her ears up and got her to call in with some more details. What a wild night that must have been. Wish she would become a regular and replace Cornelius's spot amongst the featured gues- errr ahhh callers

Quote from: sumthinz going on on January 11, 2017, 05:20:16 AM
I hope the lady with the reptilian doctor story can call in another night to finish her story. I enjoy stories such as this and am fascinated by the people who tell them! Tom quipped,  "just unbelievable" when the caller was let go and I agree with him, only in a more literal sense than i think he meant to imply lol...but the storyteller sounded both rational and unrehearsed. She had nothing of material value to gain or promote on her own, and I don't believe she was a plant for the show because she had too much story left to tell (unless she is being cultivated as a new perinnial caller). Anyone care to share their own insight into callers like these? Completely open-ended question btw. Who knows, maybe lizards from middle-earth have indeed abducted Bono.

#21
Quote from: Here We Go Again on July 26, 2017, 02:25:18 AM

What a dunce. "Llévame a la puta," George? Are you sure that's what you meant to say? OK. Then don't complain if some Mexican taxi driver does just that. No wonder you ended up in a "seedy part of town." You probably told that poor driver to take you to a brothel. So he did as told -- then you accuse him of some kipnapping attempt?


Lol! Actually pretty plausible..I think you nailed it! Like how Jurge mentioned his kidnapping was "reported in the national media"...lol..ok George
#22
Bermuda triangle show last night was great. Kind of a hokey subject even for paranormal, but just kind of mindless fun and fantasy. Good guests and stories and a refreshing departure from the "new" coast ie numerology, Donald Trump analysis, energy channeling, eat 36 eggs, etc, etc, etc
#23
Listened to the Gary Patterson "tribute". George told a story about cell phone points. He said he has always had the same carrier and was accumulating reward points. One day he was paying his bill (presumably online) and it said you could participate in an auction with your points. He said he had "a million and a half points" and saw that one of the items was a Prince guitar and there was a four week auction for it. He told a long story about bidding on it and winning the guitar for a 850, 000 points. He said "they" say the guitar is worth $9,000. He wants to know what he should do with it.

Might be 100% true. Can anyone tell me what the hell he's talking about? I've never heard of a rewards program for a cell phone plan. Why would you be able to redeem the points on an online auction? A 4 week auction? Is it ebay? And George redeemed his points for about a penny a piece according to my math. The whole thing seemed bizarre to me
#24
Listening to the callers on the Atlantis show from the 22nd. Caller said her son was born with holes in his ears, she asked the doctor and he said oh, that's because his ancestors are from Atlantis, that's where his gills were attached. Caller would like to know if the guest has ever heard of that.
#25
Just for the hell of it I listened to my first Doc Wallet show last night and it was as good as advertised with all the bs snake oil supplements, gluten, eat eggs etc. Some of these callers HAVE to be plants. Have to be.

Highlights were "ass-ending colon" (ascending). An email from "Dr. Ed" asking about dental hygiene lol. Also Doc told a poor old shut in woman "You can't talk over me....You won't learn anything."

I'm currently reading "An American Sickness: How healthcare became big business and how you can take it back". I read a positive review of it in the WSJ, the author is a doctor and a NYT correspondent. You can read the reviews, both editorial and reader on Amazon. I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone. I had my doubts when I read the little list of rules on page 8, which seemed like hyperbole to me, but the ensuing history and anecdotes changed my mind. If even half of it is true it is appalling. It is a powerful tool in understanding and navigating healthcare and taking control of yours.
#26
Ive attached a screenshot from the C2C Facebook page, a post asking "What are your favorite C2C topics?" Should be a hoot to follow. I've taken to checking out their FB page on nights with alternative medicine and Doc Wallet shows. There are hundreds of commenters bemoaning the subject matter, posting particularly humorous quotes and anecdotes from the episodes, complaining about what the show has become, and pining for the days of Art Bell. They make me a chuckle and give me the satisfaction of knowing that many folks out there hate what the show is becoming. When I see a comment about Noory beets or turmeric I wonder if I'm seeing a glimpse of a bellgabber in real life. I'm surprised they don't delete more of the comments or just flat out not post on nights of those shows. I guess they feel comfortable that Coast's new demographic - elderly shut-ins ripe for exploitation by fear mongering snake oil salesman - will never log into the facespace or know how to work it and be exposed to this criticism.

I find myself listening less and less these days. The back pain show was a new "low" in the rebranding of C2C. It's increasingly obvious ownership and Greg Noory are trying to reformat the show. Next up: "Are you pooping enough? Dr. Bill Shite's research has revealed that your colon may be holding up to 10lbs of red meat and other toxins. Dr. Shite tells Coast that he's seen bowel movements longer than the man who passed them, and turds so big they had their own turds. He'll join us tonight to tell us about his new book, his exciting range of supplements, and his revolutionary feces removal claw (link to his website here). You won't want to miss tonight, your health depends on it!
*Disclaimer: Dr. Shite is not a medically licensed doctor. Neither C2C nor Dr. Shite are responsible for injuries suffered from the Extracto 2000. Supplements are not regulated by the FDA and should not be used to treat an ailment. All advice is intended for novelty purposes.
#27
Sad to hear Richard Syrett being force marched into this line of butt kissers and hucksters. Gotta agree with previous poster that Paulides is vague with details, at least on air. He doesn't doesn't do it for me but more power to those who enjoy it. Anything is better than Doc Wallet.

I know what the big announcement is..Mel has come back from Boston!
#28
The other night I heard Noory pronounce the name of 60 minutes correspondent Lara Logan as "Lor Log-in". He kind of stumbled over it and you could hear his brow furrowing as he sounded it out
#29
Radio and Podcasts / Re: Richard Syrett
May 15, 2017, 08:49:02 AM
He also just said Santa Fe was older than St Augustine, which a quick Google search shows to be wrong. Syrett asked him to move along to the cattle mutilations. I can only assume that Richard looked out the window and saw someone get run over by a Buick, thus surmising the universe was gently nudging him to move the interview along
#30
Radio and Podcasts / Re: Richard Syrett
May 15, 2017, 08:44:03 AM
Listening to the replay, the cattle mutilation guy just said the universe showed him that he didn't need to be living in Santa Fe NM by showing him a couple of car wrecks. Im sure the families of those car wreck victims can rest easy, knowing that it was all because the universe was helping this guy unlock the mysteries of cattle mutilation. I know the universe always communicates to me thru the medium of car accidents.
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