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Of course Noory describes it as 8 foot deep, but you can see his toe is only an inch or two in it. I thought maybe it was going to be some set up gag, but no, it was just Noory, too insecure to admit he just tripped. Funny thing is, the first frame of the fall almost looks like the guy behind him's ...

I was listening to Hour 3 of February 8th where Noory references a link (on CTC website I assume) to a video of him falling into a really deep puddle in Austin, TX. I remember when he had mentioned before a video of this popping up on youtube. Has anyone seen this or know of some search terms that w...

He said something like, 'I got this letter from Michael.' The recording, though, is a narrator reading _about_ a letter from Michael. At the end, George comes back on and thanks him for sending in his story. Except it wasn't his story. It was a produced piece. Not that I blame you for thinking this...

Hey, zeppo! Don't know what happened to your ability to post. You were not banned, or recently reinstated. Honest! In any case. Glad to see you back. :cool: Ditto for Jon-Marcus and Starrmtn. ;) Not sure what happened then. Tried the "contact us" link (or whatever it is) but never got a r...

You bet zeppo.......you should be thanking the Admin here also......:) Glad you are back. My thanks to the admin then. I had tried email communication before to try and figure out what exactly was the problem with my post, but never could get a reply. When noory's threat was posted, I was hoping th...

Make that two. :) and from one zeppo to another, make that three. I haven't posted much in quite a while because there was a time when this site was keen on not offending Noory. I posted about his insincerity and suddenly found myself banned (for I guess a year.) Never could reply back to my origin...

Ian Punnett is much closer to Art's skill level than Noory. He can actually come up with his own inciteful questions and engage with genuine curiosity on an adult level with guests.

I listen to him for the laughs he inadvertantly provides, and the occasional caller that might offer something intriguing. There's a great collection of noory "moments" out there on mp3. The guests now are 99% charletans and noory's interviews are so vacuous, I only listen on mp3 when I ca...

When I saw Zeppo’s post though, I freaked out because I have never heard anyone tell a story that was even remotely similar to mine. His post made it seems like a lot of people have seen similar Zorro type figures with the masked eyes because Art was getting a lot of faxes to this effect. When I re...

I can't recall exactly where but I read one pirates comment to the effect that some of us "should get a life". Ah, yes. The personal attack made against SvladCjelli in the "Thanks, George!" thread. See, the problem with cliques is not the friendship, but the notion that the only...

Art was really intrigued by a caller last weekend that asked about a story called in quite some time ago. The story in question was told on open lines one night by a woman that said when she was a girl she used to go to a gymnasium where they allowed kids to take turns on the trampoline. At times sh...

If I were to draw a picture of bigfoot on a piece of paper, the image you see could be regarded as a reflection of light and shadow, but that of course doesn't make it an otherworldly being. I think that is what he means by light and shadow-- that it may just be the leaves, branches, sky, etc. arran...

Maybe there's a free webpage site somewhere where you could create a page to display the higher resolution if you are interested in others seeing that. I think yahoo or geocities used to offer it.

As a young child I spent years being spooked regularly at night by things which I, even as I experienced and feared them, attributed to my imagination. Like most kids, I guess, they became less frequent as I got older. Probably the only lingering thing would be the sleep paralysis from time to time,...

joequinn wrote: We have NOT heard the last of Barbara Simpson.

Try to think positively. Maybe it is. We can always hope.