20131014 - Loyd Auerbach - Parasychology

[Ward]

wow this Skype call from Japan sounds terrible, Jaz sounded great however

[Heather Wade]

Sounds like the mic is in his throat.

[Falkie2013]

7.2 earthquake in Mindanao, Philipinnes.   Reports of casualties and serious property damage.  I imagine Art will be talking about this tonight.

Latest is 20 dead on the same island where Cebu City is.
Not a good week for them as a typhoon killed 13 there as well.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/14/world/asia/philippines-earthquake/index.html

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/philippines-spots-new-typhoon-after-19th-howler-of-the-year-blows-away-leaving-13-dead/2013/10/13/5e55cbcc-33eb-11e3-89db-8002ba99b894_story.html

[Ward]

Yeah great job Chine. Did they close that Star Trek show down?

[Chine]

That was nerve wracking. Reign it in, Robin! Heh. It was hard after '51's Bellgab to keep concise. That was fun, though.

[Morgus]

Who did the indian guy?

was that Bateman again? 

[coaster]

That was nerve wracking. Reign it in, Robin! Heh. It was hard after '51's Bellgab to keep concise. That was fun, though.

It was a great call.

[SciFiAuthor]

Great call from the bellgabber. The suspension of disbelief in actors and artists is a very real thing and something I've always thought should be explored as an altered state of consciousness.

I've talked to painters and even a professional clown that makes elaborate balloon animal creations that experience it. It happens to me when I write, I go into a sort of trance and lose all sense of time as the story flows out. When it ends, sometimes 6-8 hours have passed without a single break and I think it's been like 10 minutes and then I sit there and wonder if it was really me that wrote it. It's almost like autopilot. It's very strange, but seems to happen to a majority of fiction writers. Certainly Stephen King, he talks about it all the time.

Anyone here go through that when they create something?

[Chine]

Yeah great job Chine. Did they close that Star Trek show down?

Thanks! It closed in 2008.

[Spinner]

That was nerve wracking. Reign it in, Robin! Heh. It was hard after '51's Bellgab to keep concise. That was fun, though.

It was nice hearing your story.
Your voice has changed... or maybe it sounded different because of the cell phone.

[Ward]

Yesterday.... that song has got to be the most depressing song ever made, Funeral dirges are more uplifting

[guildnavigator]

George Noory loves children's microwaveable snack food items.

[Agent : Orange]

Great call from the bellgabber. The suspension of disbelief in actors and artists is a very real thing and something I've always thought should be explored as an altered state of consciousness.

I've talked to painters and even a professional clown that makes elaborate balloon animal creations that experience it. It happens to me when I write, I go into a sort of trance and lose all sense of time as the story flows out. When it ends, sometimes 6-8 hours have passed without a single break and I think it's been like 10 minutes and then I sit there and wonder if it was really me that wrote it. It's almost like autopilot. It's very strange, but seems to happen to a majority of fiction writers. Certainly Stephen King, he talks about it all the time.

Anyone here go through that when they create something?

This is what an old teacher used to say was "the work finishing itself".

[The General]

George Noory loves children's microwaveable snack food items.

ha ha.
what are those chicken nuggets that are in cute shapes n shit...
probably Jorge's favorite

[popple]

Haha, this skynet intro is badass.

[guildnavigator]

ha ha.
what are those chicken nuggets that are in cute shapes n shit...
probably Jorge's favorite

He probably makes dinosaur noises and then dips them into barbecue sauce and bites the heads off.

[Falkie2013]

That was the best phone sound quality I've ever heard on a radio show. You might as well have been in the studio with him.

Sudden thought.
If you're on hold waiting to talk to Art &  have a sudden OBE, which one of you gets on the air ?

[guildnavigator]

My voice has changed since when? It was cracking from nervousness.

You sounded just FINE

[Spinner]

Skynet is active!  LOL

[guildnavigator]

I wander if Lloyd barbecues.

[Jackstar]

Loyd might set fire to people who do not spell his name right.

[coaster]

Interesting call.

[Falkie2013]

This is what an old teacher used to say was "the work finishing itself".

I guess the writer doesn't spend much on toilet paper.
Either that or he never has to go at all.

[guildnavigator]

Loyd might set fire to people who do not spell his name right.

I was making a joke, smarty pants. Never heard of Lloyd's barbecue?

http://www.lloydsbbq.com/

[jazmunda]

Back in the stream. What did I miss?

[jazmunda]

That was nerve wracking. Reign it in, Robin! Heh. It was hard after '51's Bellgab to keep concise. That was fun, though.

Missed it. Will listen to the replay to hear your call. We are now same show call buddies.

[casioson]

@  Chine: 

[Agent : Orange]

Back in the stream. What did I miss?

Call in! Call in! There's still time!!

[Falkie2013]

I like to think this forum was a mass consciousness experiment that got Art back on the air

I don't THINK.
I KNOW we got Art back on the air.
Our collective will made it happen, along with all the millions of AB listeners whose spirits were longing once again for that ride that comes out of the desert.
I do keep getting these headaches ... but I suspect its my sinuses acting up again, which started about a week ago. I think I may also have a cold.
Bleah.

Sudden thought.
Just what DOES a tasty Canadian ( or Australian ) taste like ?
And is that eaten raw or cooked ?
Are tasty Canadians organic ?

[jazmunda]

Call in! Call in! There's still time!!

They're playing the closing music. Don't want to abuse the privilage.