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Glenn W. Cooper wrote:
You're being too hard on Hoagland. Sure, he gets a little carried away and over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. GC. What occasions? There is not one example of Hoagland "discovering" something that has not been anticipated by real scientists. Of course that isn't the way Hoaxie tells it, to tell the truth would mess up his act something terrible, and then what would he do to avoid work? |
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"Glenn W. Cooper" wrote:
You're being too hard on Hoagland. Sure, he gets a little carried away and over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. GC. Name one. |
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"The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted."
"\The Commentator//" wrote in message ... "Glenn W. Cooper" wrote: You're being too hard on Hoagland. Sure, he gets a little carried away and over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. GC. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. -- The Usenet Irony Alert Serving alt.fan.art-bell since 2003 Roymond Karcrashski is just my sock Felony case "02-CR-0617 9/1/03: Oregon Department of Justice V. Raymond Ronald Karczewski, Defendant. |
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Irony Alert wrote:
"The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." "\The Commentator//" wrote in message ... "Glenn W. Cooper" wrote: You're being too hard on Hoagland. Sure, he gets a little carried away and over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. GC. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. There is that, good point. |
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![]() "Irony Alert" wrote in message news:HMKMb.37811$Rc4.158683@attbi_s54... "The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. But, he wasn't exactly right when he said that. He would have been right if he had said that no one takes him seriously. |
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Gazmik wrote:
"Irony Alert" wrote in message news:HMKMb.37811$Rc4.158683@attbi_s54... "The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. But, he wasn't exactly right when he said that. He would have been right if he had said that no one takes him seriously. Not exactly true. There are enough hoagbots out there who manage to swallow his stories and pay him enough so that he does not have to work. |
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In article , \\The Commentator//
wrote: Gazmik wrote: "Irony Alert" wrote in message news:HMKMb.37811$Rc4.158683@attbi_s54... "The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. But, he wasn't exactly right when he said that. He would have been right if he had said that no one takes him seriously. Not exactly true. There are enough hoagbots out there who manage to swallow his stories and pay him enough so that he does not have to work. This is quite true, last night I heard a couple of them calling hoax-to-hoax to bow and scrape before the Hoaxie throne, even when hoaxmeister wasn't on (assuming these weren't just more faked calls by the producers to make Snorey sound relevant). -=-=-=-=- Official AFA-B Bully and Gummint Disinformation Agent |
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"Carl R. Osterwald" wrote:
In article , \\The Commentator// wrote: Gazmik wrote: "Irony Alert" wrote in message news:HMKMb.37811$Rc4.158683@attbi_s54... "The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. But, he wasn't exactly right when he said that. He would have been right if he had said that no one takes him seriously. Not exactly true. There are enough hoagbots out there who manage to swallow his stories and pay him enough so that he does not have to work. This is quite true, last night I heard a couple of them calling hoax-to-hoax to bow and scrape before the Hoaxie throne, even when hoaxmeister wasn't on (assuming these weren't just more faked calls by the producers to make Snorey sound relevant). -=-=-=-=- Official AFA-B Bully and Gummint Disinformation Agent I missed that, thankfully. Hoaxie manages to sound like a scientist, while actually knowing next to nothing about science or engineering. This the only people who swallow his act know even less. I strongly suspect the calls were instigated by Hoaxie. After all, Snorrey is his free ad budget. He could not afford to buy that much air time, it would mangle the profit picture something terrible. |
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Leonard Martin wrote:
In article , \\The Commentator// wrote: "Carl R. Osterwald" wrote: In article , \\The Commentator// wrote: Gazmik wrote: "Irony Alert" wrote in message news:HMKMb.37811$Rc4.158683@attbi_s54... "The defendant's name is NOT copyrighted." over-exuberant at times, but he's also been very RIGHT on a number of occasions. Name one. Hoaxy was right the time I heard him admit that "not everyone" takes him seriously. But, he wasn't exactly right when he said that. He would have been right if he had said that no one takes him seriously. Not exactly true. There are enough hoagbots out there who manage to swallow his stories and pay him enough so that he does not have to work. This is quite true, last night I heard a couple of them calling hoax-to-hoax to bow and scrape before the Hoaxie throne, even when hoaxmeister wasn't on (assuming these weren't just more faked calls by the producers to make Snorey sound relevant). -=-=-=-=- Official AFA-B Bully and Gummint Disinformation Agent I missed that, thankfully. Hoaxie manages to sound like a scientist, while actually knowing next to nothing about science or engineering. This the only people who swallow his act know even less. I strongly suspect the calls were instigated by Hoaxie. After all, Snorrey is his free ad budget. He could not afford to buy that much air time, it would mangle the profit picture something terrible. Snorrey----how aptly named! Art Bell is a nutcase collector but has a great personality. And sometimes he even questions the outre assertions of his guests! Snorrey is bland as a dry pancake and is also like one in that he invariably lies down and lets the nutcases walk right over him. "Gee, no kidding! You must be right", or the equivalent is his eternal refrain. He can't even handle open-line calls from the great unwashed, by far the most interesting stuff on Coast to Coast, well. Sadly, shortly after I got my Versacorder, Art left. And what else is there to listen to on US AM, after all? I don't enjoy hearing right-wing host work themselves into near-frenzies over the monstrosities committed by liberals. What ever happened to the fairness rule, anyway? How sad: to love listening to radio and to live in the US! Leonard I kisten to BBC. Of course they are about as leftist as NPR, but where else would you get such earthshaking news like "Chad beats Sri Lanka in cricket." Snorrey is just an idiot, so he panders to idiots. That is all he knows how to do. Bell pandered to idiots too, remember the Hale-Bopp mess? The difference betwen Bell and Snorrey is simple: Bell managed to be modestly entertaining in small doses. Snorrey is not entertaining at all. |
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