Art Bell and endless discussion of contrails on Coast to Coast. Usually listened to on AM radio while driving somewhere on an empty highway at 2 in the morning. Looking back, given the time and the dark highways, I can imagine we were all a little more susceptible to the most outlandish of tales.
Art Bell and endless discussion of contrails on Coast to Coast. Usually listened to on AM radio while driving somewhere on an empty highway at 2 in the morning. Looking back, given the time and the dark highways, I can imagine we were all a little more susceptible to the most outlandish of tales.
That show explores fantastic concepts and wonderful ideas but it's like the writers think "Oh shit! We have to tie this profound idea back to Aliens. Just write down that aliens did it!" I'd love to write for that show.
Yeah but we all need that once show that helps us fall asleep. That's just interesting enough. The one with the monotone narrator and a guarantee that no matter what episode it is it will still be the same episode.
I had no idea they still made episodes. I bought a season to eviscerate for a fallacies of logic paper in college years ago. My friends and I had a good laugh.
Art Bell and endless discussion of contrails on Coast to Coast. Usually listened to on AM radio while driving somewhere on an empty highway at 2 in the morning. Looking back, given the time and the dark highways, I can imagine we were all a little more susceptible to the most outlandish of tales.
(chuck likes) Contrails were the only thing my mother-in-law and I could agreed upon. They're the work of the Devil.
What's your take on Ancient Aliens?
I just want to be named Thor Heyerdahl.
That show explores fantastic concepts and wonderful ideas but it's like the writers think "Oh shit! We have to tie this profound idea back to Aliens. Just write down that aliens did it!" I'd love to write for that show.
I can't believe that show is still going. It jumped the shark after season one.
Yeah but we all need that once show that helps us fall asleep. That's just interesting enough. The one with the monotone narrator and a guarantee that no matter what episode it is it will still be the same episode.
I had no idea they still made episodes. I bought a season to eviscerate for a fallacies of logic paper in college years ago. My friends and I had a good laugh.
There's an extremely in depth video on YouTube that debunks most of the claims in the show. I think Rogan mentioned it a while back.
I bet that's a fun read.
You should get in touch with them! If its still on. I dont have TV.