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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tAcQwXaOa8

Get in here, rat-eaters!

Say's  the most pirated talk-show host in broadcasting, [citation needed]. This isn't awkward at all.

Quote from: Art Bell on April 16, 2015, 03:59:25 PM

We do want tight control of the Podcast, we are ready for volunteers, if you would like to help please contact Keith at kr@rowlandnet.com and help us with Podcast Pirates (mostly utube)

All of this may not be a problem anyway, I might be lucky to scare up 10,000 . We shall see

Art

Quote from: Art Bell on April 11, 2015, 10:24:56 PM

Yes we will indeed have our pal pay. If you really want get Keith annoyed though send pennies.

Art

PS Besides who better to catch a Pirate then a Pirate? I am in the right place!

Nope. No pirates here. These aren't the droids you're looking for.


Keith,
The pennies are in the mail.

Mercury retrograde, huh? I will admit the last few days, including today, have been messed-up. More than usual. Is it bad luck to say, "what else can go wrong?!"?

http://www.almanac.com/content/mercury-retrograde

The admin. of a forum I belonged to read my chart.
It was pretty spot-on, but was she reading my chart or just describing me?
The main thing I disagreed with was that I was low on empathy.
So I asked someone who really knew me - Yep.
Hmmm....must learn to fake that better. I care. I really do.

ripped from, "Random stupid things on your mind. Post them."

Quote from: FightTheFuture on November 21, 2014, 11:24:08 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOXF0gumB40

This guy's traveling though Iraq.
He's thinks Iraqis are Sunnis so when a crowd of people ask him, "Sunni or Shia?", he says "Sunni". They beat him up.
Later, at a marketplace they ask, "Sunni or Shia?" He's gettin wise now. He say's "Shia". They give him two black eyes.
When the Syrian border guard asks the reason for his visit he says, "Those people in Bagdad are all unbelievers. No matter what you are, they thump you."

Moon walking alien mystery as space picture shows strange figure on surface

This bizarre alien-like shape on the moon was spotted by an eagle-eyed Google Maps user.

A mysterious figure appears to stare into the distance of the lunar landscape complete with a matching shadow behind it.

It was first uploaded in a YouTube clip by user Wowforreeel which now has over 500,000 views.

He wrote: "Looks like it could be a cast shadow from a massive standing object, or figure."

Other users were as baffled by the unusual shape, one wrote: "looks like a vulture," while another added: "It could be a walking man."

One user said: "Okay, you found me!"

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/moon-walking-alien-mystery-space-3993704

I say, hell yeah.
Boycott, divestment and sanctions.
http://www.inminds.com/boycott-brands.html

QuoteAt City Hall, where Friday’s protest march in Durban converged, various political leaders and activists addressed the crowd, a number of them drawing comparisons between apartheid South Africa and the Israeli regime.

Durban mayor James Nxumalo told the gathering that Durban stood with the people of Palestine.

Before the the march, Cardinal Wilfried Napier of the Roman Catholic Church, made a historic visit to the Grey Street Jummah Musjid, where he delivered a message of peace and urged religious leaders to stand against violence on both sides of the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

It was the first time a Catholic leader had addressed a Friday prayer congregation in the 100 year history of the landmark mosque.

Speaking on behalf of the KZN Inter-religious Council (IRC), Napier said: “This is a very emotional situation and one that has been incorrectly presented as a conflict of faith rather than a dispute between two nations.

“As people of faith we reject the use of religion as a mechanism for perpetrating violence. Violence in any form is abhorrent and we urge a speedy and immediate end to the human suffering being experienced in Gaza and Israel,” he said.

“The longer this conflict continues the more it will harden the hearts of those involved.”

http://www.iol.co.za/business/news/retail-giants-dragged-into-gaza-conflict-1.1726234#.U-emVb_iSmo
Yeah, what the Padre said.
I'm not saying there's not blood on everybody's hands but, FFS work it out already!!!
and that's another thing . . .

Hey Hamas,
Just say you believe Israel has a right to exist. Yes, they're gonna ask you to put it in writing and sign it. Do it. You don't have to mean it. Holy shit, you guy's are un-evolved!

This guy still hasn't been on C2C. He's been everywhere else.
http://www.johnsweiss.com/

This is a good thumbnail of his story - http://www.fatemag.com/my-proof-of-survival-a-skeptics-afterlife-education/

Lucid dream, NDE(?)
"If you’re wondering if I entered the afterlife via an NDE, the answer is no. All I did was get very tired reading a book about Iwo Jima and then, as was my nightly ritual, deeply meditate myself to sleep."

(On his third dream, Lyle, told him to read a beginners book on quantum mechanics and a book on the paranormal to prepare him for what he was going to learn.)

"When you die and all electrical activity ceases in your brain, an infinitesimally small bundle of four fundamental particles is released and channels its way into the afterlife dimension. This particle bundle, which is held together by an enormously strong force, retains all your memories from slightly before birth."

(He says the soul is physical and can be destroyed, for instance in a particle accelerator.)

"All memories are shared and passed down through centuries. And I mean ALL memories from people like Homer, Einstein, Genghis Khan, Cleopatra, Elvis and even Hitler. Hitler? Yeah, the afterlife is neither Heaven nor Hell. There’s nothing remotely religious about it."

(In one of his interviews, he says people like Hitler may be shunned but, that's the extent of their punishment. Also, some souls may be be drawn to/amire those types.)

"Night after night, as I visited this fascinating dimension, all my questions about anything and everything were answered. I’ve always been a devout atheist, but what I was told about Jesus,"

(In another interview, he says Jesus existed in their collective memory but, not in their realm. Unknown.)

"as well as the possibility of a universal intelligence, made me seriously question my own beliefs. Was I brain washed? Yes, but gently. They wanted me to know that life is not just a scientific miracle due to chance and coincidence, but a reality thanks to a creator."

"No, this creator is not some guy in a white robe surrounded by angels who answers our prayers. This he/she entity is a creative force that permeates the past, present, and future. These are just my spectral friends’ beliefs. So don’t worry, all beliefs and faiths abound. If you’re expecting angels, halos, and diaphanous spirits playing harps, that’s just what you may see. The afterlife is everything to everyone."

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Aliens, alien abduction - None, imaginary. No inter-dimensionals, angels, demons, whatever, just us dead people.

Life on other planets - Unknown. "The dead", as they don't like to be called, (they consider us 'the dead'), aren't aware of any. They can travel thoughout the universe but, there is a point of no return. Past that point, the souls don't return. The dead don't know if they go somewhere that they can't/dont return from or, if they're just obliterated.

Psychics - 99% BS
Precognition - Impossible, the future is unwritten, therefore unknowable.

I've never heard of this happening through dreaming. Maybe he's lying. If so, it's an interesting lie.

I'm all but certain A. J. Ayer wasn't lying -

Near-death experience
In 1988, shortly before his death, Ayer wrote an article entitled, "What I saw when I was dead",[22] describing an unusual near-death experience. Of the experience, Ayer first said that it "slightly weakened my conviction that my genuine death ... will be the end of me, though I continue to hope that it will be."[23] However, a few days later he revised this, saying "what I should have said is that my experiences have weakened, not my belief that there is no life after death, but my inflexible attitude towards that belief".[24]

In 2001 Dr. Jeremy George, the attending physician, claimed that Ayer had confided to him: "I saw a Divine Being. I'm afraid I'm going to have to revise all my books and opinions." Ayer's son Nick, however, said that he had never mentioned this to him though he did find his father's words to be extraordinary, and said he had long felt there was something possibly suspect about his father's version of his near death experience.[25]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._J._Ayer