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wwweellll! I didn't know lastmartian was gone. and just came back alwyas thought last was here all the time. :eek: wecome back to the forum :crazyjump I just figure the forum is the forum and everybody is just here:jumparoun :hippie: :ufo: :pinkjump: Good Evening Turtle, permission to come aboard f...

I have been suspicious for a very long time about this decision of our President to bring our space exploration program to a halt. Yes I know privately folks can fund and sponsor but I can think of many other programs I feel that way about and would rather segway my tax dollars other places. I gues...

Dale O Sea wrote: No, we kinda lost touch. Not sure his health is the best..pretty sure he has spinal problems, lots of pain.

I remember towards the end of his leadership of the ORR that he would say that his pain was getting bad.

Hope he feels better really miss Captain Spike Mike.

Boy, Richard is on his normal roll, and he hasn't lost a beat. No disrespect to George but Richard is not going to allow George to correlate an "ape face "on an asteroid (according to George's reckoning) and Richards "Face on Mars". Go get em Richard! :tonguesmi Good night fellow...

Richards on a roll. His observations about the new progressive mentality as it relates to cancellation of the U.S. manned space program By Barack Hussein Obama really leads us to consider Orwell's 1984 double speak where up is down , yes is no, four is really five, and progressive is really regressi...

Richard C. Hoagland on with space talk.

Good to hear the old standbys.

Art would say what Richard has just said: strap in and enjoy the ride!!!

(it must be George Bush's fault that the manned space program is canceled)

Morning Dale. I tried to send you an ahoy & ran out of space also. I'm working with windows Vista, basic stuff, no bells & whistles. The camera is an inexpensive nikon cool pix (please don't ask the serial number right now because it's in my wife's purse) I have a cable which should attach t...

Gotta love this caller, he brought together Halloween and a skeleton hand together in one story. And to make it better is that it's July, not October and goes to further the old legends that most witchery will happen after the summer solstice rather than the autumnal equinox. As so it says....

A castle is always a big deal!

Rob Zombie will give us some skeletor (not) action!:crazyjump

The world is better with George than without him. Hearing Neil Armstrong step onto the moon, I was 15 and still lived in the era where you had to ask permission to stay up late. My father, mother, & I were glued to the grainy black & white signals from Tranquility Base as the Eagle and it's ...

And thanks for doing this Kaz. No one who has been in here that I've seen has came as close to Cpt SpikeMike's caliber of thread as you have. It's discouraging that no one is posting - but know that you are being read. The thread count now is around 120 hits..check that tomorrow and you'll find tha...

Looks like an interesting program tonight. In the first hour, George will be interviewing actor Gary Sinise, who will be discussing the Gary Sinise Foundation - an organization dedicated to honoring, and serving Veterans, first responders, active military, and people in need. Gary Sinise is a cool ...

George will interview Christopher & Phillip Booth who produce various films dealing with the supernatural. Tonight they will deal with the legends associated with the infamous "trail of Tears" and the haunting's and curses by the brave Indians who attempted to resist the heartbreaking ...

Dale O Sea wrote: We'd love to see some of your pics, Peg. The old gallery is still up and new galleries and photos are welcome.

http://www.fantasticforum.com/gallery3

I'll see if Fan can get you permissions for your own personal album...

Got it! Check your PMs.

Thanks Dale, going to PM right now!

Alright, goodnight.
Good show from Ken's perspective.

Hey George, your reference to clowns in the sewer brings to mind Stephen Kings observation from his classic "IT" which noted that "we all float down here".