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Oh yay, the screaming lady!

Still vaguely lovable! 

In real time.

Quote from: Inglorious Bitch on July 24, 2015, 01:38:44 PM
Does anyone remember when Noory referred to his own grandson as "the little dicker"? Not to be confused with granpappy the big dick(er).

LOL

I remember "the little dicker"

Hot darn!

(no bad language here)

Man bites dog!  Noory passes test!

Oh yay!  Jerome Corsi and Tumeric in the first 15 minutes!

Blackbirds falling from the sky!

"Sumthin is goin on up thar."

I haven't listened to C2C in ages.  I tuned in last night to hear George introduce a caller from "lakeenida"

La Canada!   FFS George, it can't be more than 20 miles from you.   

Happy Feb to all of you Noory listeners.   

Haven't listened to Noory, or been on C2C related websites for ages.   Feb is here, and that is something to celebrate!  If any of you still listen to the Noorster let me know if he has learned how to pronounce February.
Best to all,   Sophie

Maybe they are at Target!

Hey PW, how did I get here?  They already know my name and password?

I feel asleep before George gave his concert.  He kept teasing, like his fans were just dying for him to break out in song.

I though he stole Ian's train whistle.

He didn't seem like he had his usual "boiling pits of sewage" rant to me either.

Quote from: EvB on August 10, 2009, 01:27:20 AM
I've heard him say similar things - But I think "no time" is a bit of hyperbole - since he's obviously aware they are there - and how to find them when he cares to.

But, the fact is - most of us choose - in fact we MUST choose given both biblical contradictions and certain social restraints.

We all make our choices.  Theologians just happen to be more aware of exactly what those choices are - in the context of their religious training at least.

And wrestling with those choices and interpretation is part of the Protestant tradition (due to the entire cannon being printed in the common league of the area - rather that only in church Latin.

I think he is simply acting on his own thought process, spiritual struggles, and his biases (which we all have - even within "the church")

Well EvB, I can't argue with that, but somehow want to. 

It must be late, good night all.

Quote from: Paper*Boy on August 10, 2009, 12:42:54 AM
Well, he did also say, and has said before, that he spends 'no' time on the things in the Bible that would 'marginalize' certain people (paraphrasing here).

So I think he is saying that he selectively ignores some parts of the Bible he doesn't agree with (perhaps not all), and/or focuses on what he is interested in, or finds uplifting.

Likely most religious people of whatever faith do this to some extent - I'm happy to have him state where he stands, without making too big of a deal out of it.

That's a great observation.  Ian usually irritates me and I haven't spent that much time listening to him.

Quote from: Supernormal on August 10, 2009, 12:12:04 AM
It *could* be that he was referring to selective passages, but I have my doubts. My guess (it's only a guess) is that reading the other scriptures, even in this context, wouldn't be PC. Again, this isn't about OT scriptures or gay issues. It's about Ian's presentation of things (but I could be reading into things).

I think you are correct in your observation.  I believe Ian is Anglican, not that that matters.  I don't read Latin/Hebrew/Greek/roman or any language other than English, so what it originally said or meant, I do not know.

In English, it is what it is.  This leaves it to the individual to accept or reject, or believe what someone else tells them to believe.

Isn't that what these christians do?  They use the old testament, to describe their new testament belief that they are no longer under the old testament laws?

Then they use the same old testament laws to smite anyone who doesn't think like they do.

Quote from: V for Vendetta on August 09, 2009, 12:40:32 PM
Well, I did buy some fat-free Thousand Island dressing the other day to put on my home-made hamburgers (MacDonalds' secret sauce)... does that count?




Or should I be eating this?     Yeah, I know...

I know, I know.   My cholesterol results will be in Thursday.

Did you hear Noory talking to Billy Gibbons the other night.  Billy was completely incoherent.  Even more so than George.

Quote from: V for Vendetta on August 09, 2009, 02:10:38 AM
Hmmm... the "V" was in red ealier tonight in my browser, but has now turn into the generic "beige" which is the usual color. So goes the goblins of forum software.

Just for the record,; not that it's necessary - I don't post much about the idiocy of The One-Neuron Snoron, or claymoremine and the like, as, quite frankly, I don't pay much attention to either or their ilk... but there are some cool people here, who are nice to converse with.

I mean really... how many different ways are there to say Snoory is an idiot? Some may argue an infinite amount - I'd argue that, though that's possible, I'd rather spend my time picking tomatoes from the garden, or watching sports/TV, or enjoying a Whopper Jr. for only 1$... or talking politics or life-matters, than enaging my brain into put-downs for Noory. I'll leave that to the rest of you!

In addition to the 2 soft pretzels with salt I just enjoyed, I now have left-over skettie with meat sauce to enjoy. I wish that brain science guy had been on tonight with Ian instead of with Snoory a few nights back. A REAL scientist with intelligent, cogent thoughts on c2c - imagine that! Ian shoulda handled that guy...

Liberty my friends!

Is that a heart healthy diet V?

I think he's channeling a Q-tip.

Quote from: PW on August 08, 2009, 09:38:22 AM
George "Merlin" Noory

George "Merlin" Noory, the Wikipedia Wizard!

George would prefer you believe he is a wizard.

It's crazy!

Quote from: Supernormal on August 01, 2009, 08:25:37 PM
I should have posted Norry's "joke" on Thursday night.

Norry: "I have a pun for you to share with Lucy Pringle."

Linda: "What is it?"

Noory: "If she's taken aboard a spaceship, she'll be Lucy in the sky."




(paraphrasing)

Oh that Noory!  He's a cultural dynamo.

Quote from: hillcrest on July 28, 2009, 05:42:11 PM
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just got banned from GLP.. don't ask me why...




also... is it just me or is Noory becoming even more dick-ish, defensive and generally more of an arrogant cock lately?  hm mmmmm 

I get banned once a week or so, even if I don't post anything, it's I think an IP ban.

Yes, Noory is more dick-ish, defensive and so rude to his guests it's hard to believe.  Did you hear him tell that women listeners could find her book through her website "because that's the way it works around here.


AHHHHHHHHHHHHH   He is a disgusting individual.

Quote from: EvB on July 26, 2009, 11:54:49 AM
Oh POO!   Why?  It's fun, and it's not illegal.  And besides - if "chasing the buck" were what it was all about there are easier, and more sure, ways.

A lot of people (not just here) have a lot of strange ideas about how clergy should behave. 

I say good luck to him.  I hope he gets on.

Don't get me wrong, I would definitely watch.

Quote from: workingindreamland on July 25, 2009, 02:41:31 PM
That's funny right there. Instead of saying that I have to punch a grumpy, in the future I will say that I have to punch a Noory.

I know I'm going to be ashamed of myself. .

But, I guess you could also pinch off a Noory.


Yes, shame, hang down my head.

Quote from: KnyeGuy on July 25, 2009, 06:44:23 PM
V has pointed out that there are 156 episodes... However, Noory only seems to remember 2 of them which doesn't by any means (as evidenced by even a sporadic listener) stop him from mentioning them ad infinitum... lol

He does only remember two of them.  The only title that he remembers is "To Serve Man."  We all know he gets in trouble with too many words at a time. 

Quote from: Paper*Boy on July 26, 2009, 04:33:23 AM
So Ian is learning about the Nations of Africa, in case it comes up when he gets on 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' (but specifically not just because a 'well educated' person such as Ian should probably know a few basic facts, like where most places are on a map).

Wow, a few things come to mind. 

First, isn't it unseemly for a 'man of god' to be chasing the buck

on TV?  Can't picture Mother Teresa on Wheel of Fortune, somehow.

Also, he's bragging about not knowing where Ethiopia is, or how to pronounce Namibia... shades of George Noory, except at least Ian possibly knows where Africa itself is.  Didn't Ethiopia come up anywhere in his studies at Seminary?


And speaking of George, somehow it seems doubtful even Ian would use him as a 'lifeline' if he gets stuck... maybe a caller should ask...

It is unseemly for a "man of god" to be chasing the buck on TV, but that doesn't seem to stop them.

Maybe if he gets stuck and needs a lifeline he can get the Holy Host himself!