George Noory Sucks! - The Definitive Compendium

[Morgus]

Finally, the submerging artists are over for another month.

[michio]

And Bill the AAA just called in with his usual multi-part questions for Zimmerman.
I had figured an hour ago that he would call in with a space guest. Of course he always starts out mentioning he is an amateur astronomer...

Bill AAA is definitely not an amateur career radio show caller. I think I heard Bill say he had great questions for the guest, when it's the guest who is supposed to say "those are great questions." Whether they were actually great questions is another matter.

Georgie and Rob wasted time at the start of the show on the newest conspiracy talk, did the SpaceX rocket blow up (Musk called the explosion a "fast fire") because it wasn't an accident.  There are companies that offer insurance coverage because of these types of accidents. One in twenty rocket launches on average will blow up due to some type of malfunction. Every now and then something goes wrong in the complex machine and a rocket explodes or burns quickly. It's rocket science.

[zeebo]

Finally, the submerging artists are over for another month.

lol the first one he played tonite was one of a handful I've ever actually liked.  It's like a 1% hit rate.

[The Snorchlax]

George we know you are a spiritual man. ,  but don't let allow guest to say there is no evidence of mAcroevolution

Just admit he and you are creationists

[michio]

Who and what is this guest on the show, a creationist scientist? I expected a decent night of objective science discussion, but now it may have turned into another night of subjective programming.   That's my truth seeker Georgie, always twisting science into unrecognizable forms to fit his special religion.

[The Snorchlax]

Who and what is this guest on the show, a creationist scientist? I expected a decent night of objective science discussion, but now it may have turned into another night of subjective programming.   That's my truth seeker Georgie, always twisting science into unrecognizable forms to fit his special religion.

Yes they just leave out the science that disagrees with their dogma

[michio]

Yes they just leave out the science that disagrees with their dogma

Indeed, and sNoory promised a show that science lovers would appreciate. Zimmerman wasn't bad, even though I'm suspicious of people who pick and choose what's a credible branch of science.

I find it amusing the guest thought astrology was bunk, due to the local gravity of a father or mother standing near a newborn child (at the time of birth, etc.) being greater than the effects of Jupiter or other planet being so far away. But his belief in angels and why the universe was created solely for humans and inhabited solely by the same is considered reasonable. He basically claimed everything in the bible was accurate, similar to a Ken Ham.  Did you know the bible is sNoory's #1 book of knowledge and reference?  "Is there any other?" Priceless, because there are no coincidences when it comes to his selection of guests and topics.

[PB the Deplorable]

...  Did you know the bible is sNoory's #1 book of knowledge and reference?  "Is there any other?"...

I'd say Pilgrim's Progress, but this is the Snorge we're talking about - he's probably never heard of it.

[ItsOver]

Jorch remarks last night that life to him is "fish and squirrels."  I don't know about that, Jorch.  For me, it's "moose and squirrel."  If you can't believe in animated life, what can you believe in.

[Uncle Duke]

Bill AAA is definitely not an amateur career radio show caller. I think I heard Bill say he had great questions for the guest, when it's the guest who is supposed to say "those are great questions." Whether they were actually great questions is another matter.

Bill always says that.  Sometime ago a guest told Bill, "You just ask the questions, I'll decide how great they are".

And I agree with Zeebo, Bill's becoming more disciplined and focused with his questions.  Sounds like his doctors have finally gotten his meds/doses tweeked.

[ItsOver]

.... Sounds like his doctors have finally gotten his meds/doses tweeked.

Ha!  I can almost hear Clyde Lewis shrugging his shoulders and rolling his eyes whenever he announces Bill in West Hartford is calling. )

[Uncle Duke]

Ha!  I can almost hear Clyde Lewis shrugging his shoulders and rolling his eyes whenever he announces Bill in West Hartford is calling. )

I've never listened to Lewis, didn't know Bill called him as well.  What other shows does he call?  He seems to take pride in his own particular looney brand of progressivism, I wonder if he calls political shows as well?  I would pay to hear him call Billy Cunningham on his Sunday evening program.

[zeebo]

Who and what is this guest on the show, a creationist scientist? I expected a decent night of objective science discussion ...

I bailed on that second guest after 5 mins.

[zeebo]

Yes they just leave out the science that disagrees with their dogma

Just like they point to all the beauty on earth as evidence of divine design ...but always leave out the desolate wastelands, malarial swamps, flood/earthquake zones, etc.

[ItsOver]

I've never listened to Lewis, didn't know Bill called him as well.  What other shows does he call?  He seems to take pride in his own particular looney brand of progressivism, I wonder if he calls political shows as well?  I would pay to hear him call Billy Cunningham on his Sunday evening program.

I just recall C2C and Clyde.  He's a regular "Ground Zero" caller.  Clyde has had several meltdowns with old Bill and has roasted him pretty good.  AAA Bill is a nut.  Probably a paid nut but a loose screw, regardless.

I don't catch Cunningham much these days.  I really enjoyed Willie when he had his weeknight show, when he first started in the 80's.  Every once in awhile, I catch his daytime show on The Big One but rarely listen to his national Sunday night show.  An AAA Bill and Willie exchange would indeed be entertaining.

[ItsOver]

Just like they point to all the beauty on earth as evidence of divine design ...but always leave out the desolate wastelands, malarial swamps, flood/earthquake zones, etc.

A great squirrel watches over all of us.

[michio]

Just like they point to all the beauty on earth as evidence of divine design ...but always leave out the desolate wastelands, malarial swamps, flood/earthquake zones, etc.

It's the same for the universe they like to believe is orderly and tamely designed. sNoory loves to point out how the planets orbit the Sun, yada yada. Sort of, but only because of billions of years of collisions and destruction, but not really because the universe is a violent, unforgiving place that could kill us in an instant. There are rogue black holes and stars speeding through it.  We know that GRB's have wiped out life on Earth in the past and is likely to do the same in the future. They leave out the five miles wide asteroid that has our name(s) on it.  Even a smaller asteroid or comet exploding in an air burst at the right altitude and blast pattern (think Tunguska) has incredible energy that could wipe out a metropolitan area with little or no warning.  The guest mentioned we routinely take out insurance for things that have a lower probability of happening than an asteroid impact. I suppose to him the immaculate decimation of the majority of life on Earth from an asteroid is a part of his creator's beauty and majesty. Strange but true.

[Juan Cena]

Dave and (Presumbly not a medical ) Dr John Curtis talking about HRC's allergy attack Monday. Connecting all sorts of dots that aren't really connected to claim HRC is seriously ill.

[Juan Cena]

Sadly, the "Dr Feelgood." Dr

[Morgus]

Noory introduced his guest tonight and also mentioned that his co-author is "our dear friend" Bill Birnes.
Strange how Noory doesn't have Bill Birnes himself on as a guest anymore though... 

[WOTR]

Noory introduced his guest tonight and also mentioned that his co-author is "our dear friend" Bill Birnes.
Strange how Noory doesn't have Bill Birnes himself on as a guest anymore though... 

Does he ever mention his other dear friends- Art Bell, RCH and MV?

***Does Nancy podcast anything, anymore?  She seemed to have enjoyed it (at least for awhile...)

[Dateline]

Norry, is always "off".

[nbirnes]

Does he ever mention his other dear friends- Art Bell, RCH and MV?

***Does Nancy podcast anything, anymore?  She seemed to have enjoyed it (at least for awhile...)

Still hanging in there -- just put show #313 with Bruce Maccabee up for download. Live Monday nights on PSN and re-broadcast Tuesday nights on DMDN.

Enjoying it less, ever since the bottom fell out. Rocky Road.

[Morgus]

Still hanging in there -- just put show #313 with Bruce Maccabee up for download.

That was a good show tonight.

[Morgus]

Noory just mentioned the other book this guest co-wrote with Bill Birnes about the life of Mickey Rooney...

[nbirnes]

That was a good show tonight.

Thanks, Morgus! We really need to have Bruce back and pick up the story at the Clinton briefing paper. Also, his research into Tesla is a whole other show.

[Morgus]

Thanks, Morgus! We really need to have Bruce back and pick up the story at the Clinton briefing paper. Also, his research into Tesla is a whole other show.

Yes indeed - you need hours more with Bruce!
His audio level kept dropping a lot though, so hopefully he can get a better connection.

[Morgus]

The guest mentioned actor Bob Cummings and the early 1960s TV series he was in with Julie Newmar "My Living Doll" where she played a robot.

[Juan Cena]

Still hanging in there -- just put show #313 with Bruce Maccabee up for download. Live Monday nights on PSN and re-broadcast Tuesday nights on DMDN.

Enjoying it less, ever since the bottom fell out. Rocky Road.

Bottom fell out meaning?

[michio]

Still hanging in there -- just put show #313 with Bruce Maccabee up for download. Live Monday nights on PSN and re-broadcast Tuesday nights on DMDN.

Bruce is one of the good guys.

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