Speaker 1: There are more than one thousand paranormal events reported around
the world every month. Most of them can be explained
as natural phenomenon, but about ten percent cannot. UFOs, ghosts, cryptids, monsters, coincidences,
abductions and remote viewing, Mothman, dog Man, Bigfoot and the
Space Brothers, mysterious wounds, weeping statues, miracles on high, and
voices beyond the grain. All these things and more are
revealed every week on Mac Maloney's Military X Files. So
join in the rest of the.
Speaker 2: Game one one Switchy club.
Speaker 1: Susan Ka and Uncle Lao Brady X an Agent X
as they delve into the ultimate mysteries of time and space.
This is Mac Maloney's Military X Files, and now here's.
Speaker 2: Mac Wow. Here we are again welcome to m maloney's
Military Exauce Show here on the Distant Thumbnet or Radio Network,
broadcasting live from the Stopped Galley restaurant fitched by Wall
Street and New Weport, Mass Great seafood, great hamburgers, great
steak and cheese Sammy, and apparently a whole array of
desserts that we just were made aware of. How about
ten minutes, we've quite a shoe for you tonight. First
of all, it's the final championship over the UFO Trivia Contests.
We have three contestants. Is Ez Russ up there in Edmonton, Canada,
Fred and Wilma from Auburn and New York, and Greg Master,
the video game designer from North Carolina Triangle Park. They're
going to be competing for one hundred dollars in cash
and one hundred dollars gift certificate from the stop of Galley,
which would be interesting because they all live about two
thousand miles away from here, so I could gifted to
one of us. They might They might get away with
this one. Anyway. Let me introduce the members of the
Polse Girls. Sorry two weeks in a row. I know
how bad that is, But no one one tonight. I
still want a secret mission. But filling in hissoes for
the elderly pot of his audience is uh uncle el
the kiddies pill the elderly. Gotta be real on, you
gotta be real on. Yeah, these days I know they
can't just radio. They can't see us. That's a good thing,
you know. They don't know that we're that old. We're
that old or right? Yes, right, we mean we you know,
the the first like two months of when we started
the shows. Now it seems like a long time ago.
It's like eight or nine years ago. Just one one
and I up at the MVP and we put out
pictures out on somewhere I don't even know where, and
someone actually wrote to us, you have faces for radio. Wow,
thank you ma. Anyway, so else here, I let us
have anything new with the bees. They're all dead right,
No bees are going gangbusters. And again they got to
the Golden Rod. So you know there's a part of
my yard. You walk in there right now.
Speaker 3: If there's a light breeze, you gag from the smell
of the hive. It's just it's dirty, dirty feet, dirty feet,
dirty feet, yeah, yeah, dirty socks.
Speaker 2: It's some people are into it.
Speaker 3: And it's funny because the honey is fine once it, yeah,
cures and does everything. You know they've done with it.
How much honey you're going to get this here?
Speaker 2: Do you know?
Speaker 3: I have already harvested. I'm not going to pull any
more out. I'm gonna let them have what they've gotten.
I got fifty pounds, which is pretty bad, actually bad, Yeah, yeah,
for two and two hives. I pulled fifty pounds and
in a good year, I pull one hundred and twenty three.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you're going to give an at neighbors. Yeah,
I'll be handing some around good the hand.
Speaker 2: I never had honey before, and then you started giving
us honey, and and we had it for a long time,
and then a couple of bad years and then yeah
we got like stuff we bought at the store, and
it's just so different. It was like, yeah, I couldn't
believe the difference. Well, they they pasteurize it, they heat it,
and when they do that they kill everything good in it. Really, yeah,
all the good enzymes and all that stuff. So I mean,
but the thing is that the honey you buy in
the store will never solidify and crystallize, which a lot
of people think. If he crystallizes, the honey went bad. Yeah,
throw it away, yes, yes, ye, people do that. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: He said, gee that that honey was great, but I
had to throw it away. I'm like, why did you
throw it away? Well, it turns solid, so it went bad.
And I said, no, it never goes bad. No, no, ever.
They find it in the pyramids five thousand years old
and it's still anyway, let me see, how can I
how about five thousand years also with us? Is our
senior correspondent? Is that it senior corresponding. It's the national
Senior cars on it down there on my sister's tank top,
West Virginia. The boy, we're getting some messages already. She's
given us clubs credentials. Switch plade, Steve. Let's switchy.
Speaker 2: How are you doing? Switch?
Speaker 4: I'm good, good, okay?
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 4: In a few words, I'm beyond wonderful.
Speaker 5: I just was taken aback a bit because you and
uh and uncle El the kitty's fell just disappeared from
the screen.
Speaker 2: Were trying to figure that out. It's just just as
soon as I said, faces a radio, now we are
now we know what he looks like. Well here we go. Okay,
So anyway, switchy, A big weekend was going to come
back and talk to you about it. So good the
Mothman weekend. How many people were there?
Speaker 5: I just let me get back to me and let
me I've got the numbers here, but I don't have
a right in front of me here.
Speaker 2: But it was a big, big crowd, right, oh oh thousands?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they used the uh the telephones, you know your
ping telephones or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, everybody was there.
Speaker 5: The moths Man people know where you live and how
to find you.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's a company thought. Yeah, who gets the
marshmallow Man. They had the they had the big blow
up marshmallow Man from Ghostbusters.
Speaker 4: How do you that's the state puff marshmallow Man?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: And I don't actually I don't know who does that
book care They have a bunch of get people dressed
up like the Ghostbusters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, pretty much every year.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, wow, okay, I will get back to you.
Also with us, because he's giving me hands saying those
quick click introduce me. Is international man about the world,
no world renowned security chief Willie club w C.
Speaker 6: I'm Mac guy. Everyone Mac. You know I wouldn't give
you those kind of hand signals.
Speaker 2: I know the kind of hands signals the other way.
Speaker 6: So I wanted to clarify that.
Speaker 2: Listen, you have to take that right now. You're hand
on your screen. It looks like it's picking your nose.
I'm sorry, do you know what I mean? Get that
hand down?
Speaker 6: Oh you mean this thing up here there?
Speaker 2: Okay, now we're good, We're good. Oh okay, So.
Speaker 6: I was picking my nose. But I didn't think you sawry.
Speaker 2: Oh well we didn't, so okay, uh. I texted you
earlier and I said, even though the Patriots horribly lost
that game, yeah you do. I think they're going to
be a good team.
Speaker 6: I think I don't know why you got this change
of heart all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: No, I'll tell you why. I'll tell you why.
Speaker 6: We tell me because you're two faces when I come.
Speaker 2: I'm not to face. Damn. Because when they scored and
when we can't go a long time on it, but
when they scored, they scored by executing executing really good plays. Right.
I mean they lost the game because they fumbled an
you know, nine hundred times, and interceptions and stupid penalties,
but when they were clicking, they were clicking, and the
defense was good, good enough to not lose a game.
So I think they're gonna be like you said today. Now,
did you say eight wins?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I figure they're gonna if I'll be very happy
if they double their output of wins from last year,
which was four. Right, Yeah, you know, I'm on board
with that. Anything more than that is a bonus. But
but I listen to you. But I know next week
if they lose, you'll be missed the negative. No no, no, no, no,
no no no no.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let me put it. I think they
have the potential to be a a good team like
Indie or Denver, you know, one of those teams.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're gonna I don't think they're in
the echelon or we're boring every when else anyway, Okay.
Speaker 6: Well anyways, thanks for for bringing that up, you know,
but you know we'll see you next week when you're.
Speaker 2: Okay from face. No no, no, they're playing the Panthers.
That might be another win.
Speaker 6: You know, I wouldn't put my money on it.
Speaker 2: The Red Sox of Sailing, just as I predicted.
Speaker 6: You know, you got to come up with better things
than than being down on all the sports teams, you know.
I just well, I'm just I'm just excited tonight we
got the finals, you know, and I've been looking forward
to this because I know it's going to be pretty
tense around here with people and uh what about the
world Cime. No, I'm talking about you. Tonight we got
the oh wow, okay, right, I mean that's what it's
all about to me. Now, okay, I'm focused on the moment.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Notice he doesn't have his patriots are
red Sox cubby on his microphone, his mic and his
beard tonight.
Speaker 6: No it isn't what isn't? Oh all right, okay, the team, Yeah,
the team comes for us.
Speaker 2: He's being a company man company. Also with us is
a very good friend down there in North Carolina, super
fan Susan Kaye, the blonde with the covet.
Speaker 8: Hi, Susan, Hi, everybody, how are you?
Speaker 2: We're very good, You're looking very what's the word alan chic? Tonight?
Speaker 8: Che He says, yeah about that? The thanks.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 2: So how's Rudy doing.
Speaker 8: He's good, as you saw. He's so thrilled to have
a new bridle and saddle.
Speaker 2: Let's make it clear that Rudy is a horse. Yeah, okay,
he looked at but but what he doesn't like having
his picture taken apparently?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, okay, yeah, who does? Right? Okay? So when you
ride him? How fast? Can he go.
Speaker 8: A lot faster than I wish he would go?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 8: And I like shorter horses because it's a closer distance
to the ground. He's very tall and it's kind of
intimidating because when I'm on him and I'm like looking
down on other riders, it reminds me, wow if I
fall off or because you know, gravity is my worst enemy,
because if we're going fast and he goes left and
I'm not paying attention, I'm going to keep going straight
no matter what I do.
Speaker 2: So but he must like to run then, right right now,
we prefer to walk. But me too him, Oh I see, yeah,
I get it, yeah, yeah, yeah. The first time I
was ever on a house, right, a bunch of us
on Dorchester from the gang. Some reason, we go hus
were up back riding, I don't know why, and we're
all we're up the Blue Hills in Dorchester, close to Dorchester,
and you know, they put us on the US and
do this, do this, and we're walking very slowly through
these forests right, and my ass was killing me on
the saddle. So I say to the guy in front
of me, hey, throw me your jacket so I can
sit on it. Right, he threw it and it landed
on the HUSS's head, and that creaked out man, he
went all they can all I can remember seeing trees
coming right at me. And but then he then he stopped,
you know, but yeah, he was spooked. That's the first
and only time I was on a horse.
Speaker 8: Did you stay on his back? He didn't fall off?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, yeah I held on dal life lame
me very nice. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Where I used to live, we had you could
rent horses at a local farm for it was like
three point fifty an hour. It was really cheap, and
so we would get down a bunch of kids get
and rent them. And there was one horse who had
been around quite a while and he wasn't really impressed
about going out riding. So they warned you, if you
don't pay attention, he's going to take you under a
branch and knock you off, and he's going to turn.
Speaker 2: Around and go right back to the barn. Let stand
in his stall. He's not stupid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you really had to watch this guy, because
I did see him throw somebody off, just walk him
into a branch, a big branch, and just because the
guy's trying to walk him away from it and or
just turned went right into it.
Speaker 2: The guy would roll it off the back and gone.
The horse was gone. Yeah, it was really funny. Uses
a funny animals because they do have this kind of
wind intelligence, right, Susan, that's true.
Speaker 8: And just like al said, they the minute they know
that she's not paying attention, they're going to do something.
And I don't mean, you know, he's not necessarily trying
to hurt.
Speaker 2: Me, but right, yeah, yeah, you're going to.
Speaker 8: Take advantage of it if you're not paying attention.
Speaker 2: And then the only animal that they can fool humans
or something like that. I don't know they have if
they know when to pretend they're lame or something, or.
Speaker 8: I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: No, really, okay, fake news.
Speaker 3: The funny thing about the horses we used to go
to rent, they were you know, none of them were
in their prime. They were all quite older. And again,
you know they did they just didn't want to be bothered,
so you know they would they would, uh if they
knew you didn't know what you were doing, and they
could tell right away that we were just a bunch
of idiot kids, and they would they would do stuff
to just try to get us off them, either try
to run us into something or you know, ticket so
that went hard left or something.
Speaker 2: One step away from dog food is always one step
away from being on the ground. So Let's move on
because we have to introduce a good friend up there
in Wisconsin, clinkle Land. Brandy asks Brandy, how are you hi?
Speaker 10: Everybody? I'm great, and I'm really excited.
Speaker 8: To be back.
Speaker 2: We're excited that you're here. You also look cheek, as
al said, is that the word? Though? I think we're
using the wrong word. They're up. You're asking me, get
right on that, like it's an ice cream. You're asking me.
How are things up there in Wisconsin? Is it snowing yet?
Speaker 8: It is not.
Speaker 10: No, it's a little. It's a little unseasonably warm.
Speaker 2: And you like the cold, don't you?
Speaker 7: I do?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Huh, so you live in Wisconsin and you like the cold?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you nice to be.
Speaker 2: Did you move there because you liked the cold? I did?
Speaker 6: You did?
Speaker 2: Really moves to like the cold that everyone else is right?
The warm? But I didn't move to the tropics.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: But you're originally from Mississippi, right, wouldn't that be horrible?
Oh my gosh. Anyway, I don't know. I lived in
the Mississippi. Maybe I moved to Wisconsin. When how bad
is it down there? Can you just go say between
A and Z, how bad is Mississippi.
Speaker 10: I've never been to Mississippi.
Speaker 2: I thought you were born in Mississippi.
Speaker 10: No, I've never been to Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, no, no, didn't you say that you were
that you grew up in Mississippi.
Speaker 10: I grew up along the Mississippi.
Speaker 3: Along the Mississippi. Okay, Wow, I was confused. You know,
that's a big river that gives you a pretty wide
latitude there, you know.
Speaker 2: But where where did you grow up? Not in Wisconsin,
I don't want to go.
Speaker 10: I grew up west of the Mississippi, right along the Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Okay, Saint Louis No, Okay, in Iowa. Anyway, let's move on.
Everything goes okay with you branding other than the weather.
Speaker 10: Yeah, everything's great.
Speaker 2: And you're going on a trip in a couple of
weeks to a healing weekend. I am yes going to be.
Speaker 10: It's going to be at Holy Hill, Basilica. I think
we talked about it once before. I think one one
actually said he's coming to Whiskey go to Holy Hill.
Speaker 2: Yeah yep.
Speaker 10: So I'm going to go to that and see what
else I can find.
Speaker 2: And what is a healing wekend is that.
Speaker 10: They have one week and a month there where because
the place is so special, I guess, and it's renowned
for healing. They have one week nd of month where
they'll bring in people to heal you. They'll like have
a special healing mass, and then you can come up
and be blessed by these healers that can either bless
you or whoever you want them to pray for for healing.
And they have a Lord's I guess grotto area there
that is like a replica of lords with like supposedly
with healing holy water.
Speaker 2: It's all been blessed and so this is there's a
religious angle to all of us.
Speaker 10: Well, I guess so, but you know, not not necessarily
in the same way for me as it might be
for like practicing Catholics who might attend that. But the
whole vibe, you know, the whole healing vibe, with everybody
focused on that, I think will probably intensify whatever happens.
Speaker 2: I wonder if I mean not to take the ear
out of the balloon, but I wonder if people who
are healed by you know, the water, some woods and stuff,
what if it's mind of a matter, you know what
I mean that if someone gave them a pill, this
will cure you, yo, and all of a sudden they
cut it like placebos people all the time.
Speaker 10: Sure, oh yeah, yeah, I would totally buy that. But
I would also be somebody that would probably find you know,
extra extra healing powers, knowing that it was from you know, lords,
Like if you gave me holy water blessed by a
priest and holy water that came from this lord's replica,
I probably I would probably talk myself into thinking that
the lord's replica is a lot stronger and it's going
to work better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: You know Brandy Mac is pretty big in the healing
centers too. You call him d Talks.
Speaker 2: Don't hang on de talks. Hey listen, how did you know? Well,
what's out's out? You know what they say. Anyway, So
we have quite a show tonight, as I had mentioned before,
And let's go to Switchy real quick because he has
what's in the background now? This is should we be
looking at one of the critters.
Speaker 5: I cobbled together one of them out of various parts
to put up in the t and tea area for
the mock man.
Speaker 2: Hey, Rod, you know you've been sending me pictures. We
updated day on a daily basis of these months is
that you have They were almost like ot switchy.
Speaker 4: I know the thing is there.
Speaker 5: I haven't really technically created anything. I cobbled together these
things out of like there's a mask there. I altered
the mask.
Speaker 2: That is creating. That is creating something well.
Speaker 5: Creative, but I haven't you know, the if others hadn't
made the wings of the mask and uh and other parts,
and I have to make it myself.
Speaker 2: No, no, you shouldn't look at it like that. It's
actually odd if you take you know, pieces from here,
there and everywhere and put it together in your own
creative design. That is artwork. And some of the stuff
you sent me was really kind of nuts. I mean,
not only are these things like huge spiders and stuff,
but they have glowing eyes and they get batteries and
you know all this stuff. And yeah, very impressive, especially
that little guy. There was that little kind of thing
on the uh, the smallest one. You said, it's only
because it's the powerstations for everything else.
Speaker 4: Whatnot.
Speaker 2: Ye see, you had a little You sent me a
picture of this like little monster, little green spider, and
I said, I like him the best, and you said, well,
that's just hiding some kind of powerful right.
Speaker 5: Well, I took the styrofoam little domes and I covered
them with hair and had eyes on them and sticking out,
And the whole purpose of those was to hide flashlights
that would eliminate some of the bigger critters.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, nice lash Light's cool, all right, very impressive switch.
And I think you're maybe opening up a whole new
genre of that, right they call it.
Speaker 4: There's the kind of stuff I used to do back
in Michigan for Halloween.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember you saying, they used to have all
that kind of stuff on your front lawn. And the
cops came a couple of times, right.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, they wanted to test the bulletage. Sure none
of the children were going to get electrocuted.
Speaker 3: Let's move what they call it vernacular art. Vernacular art
that's where you put things together from other things and
you make something out of it.
Speaker 2: And wow, wow, with that word come from Holy Cown.
I can't have it.
Speaker 4: I can't even spell vernacular.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, only because I had done a bunch
of work on a couple of books where in in
their day, the some of the really poor poor people
from down South that were artists. They had no money
for any other stuff. You're in these books, No, I
did a lot of the work on them when you're
in the print, all the color separations. But it was
called vernacular art, or they even called someone called a
found art, where you would find something and say, you know,
I could take that piece of corrugated steel and make
something out of it. And there's actually art show. The
Museum of Fine Arts and Stuff shows this. So it's
for now killer art and there's you know, it's pretty
cool because you can come up with some crazy stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's only like limited by your imagination.
Speaker 2: Some guy a long time ago put together an airplane
from you know, like the wings of a you know
for our World War two planes, the wings of a
thunder you know, a thunderbolt, the front of a Mustang
and all that and then flew. But that's what he did.
He took all the you know, all those feece of
put him into one plane. Wow. Anyway, fanacular. Okay, that's
the word of the night. So thank you, SWITCHI, we
appreciate it. So we're going to go very quickly to
Susan Ka, who has the top five. Do you have
the top five. This is, of course, I do, tom,
what is it again?
Speaker 8: So it is from this amazing book, mac Maloney's Haunted Universe,
on sale everywhere, and this topic, this chapter is uh
top five. Uh space failings or failing in space?
Speaker 2: Oh right? Okay? Cool? Number five?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 2: This is where instances were. Like NASA, some of the
space program really screwed up.
Speaker 11: Correct.
Speaker 8: The first one is the Challenger disaster, which launched on
January twenty eighth, nineteen eighty six, in sub freezing temperatures
so President Reagan could mention it in his State of
the Union speech that night. The space Shuttle blew up
seventy three seconds into its flight due to a faulty
rocket seal that had been adversely affected by the cold weather.
The accident killed all on board, including Krista McAuliffe, who
had been selected to be the first teacher in space.
Speaker 4: I remember that that was perfect watching on TV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that it happened.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: A number four.
Speaker 8: Please Apollo thirteen in April of nineteen seventy and exposed
wire and a malfunctioning fan caused half of Apollo thirteen's
lunar vehicle to blow apart on its way to the Moon. Fortunately,
NASA controllers were able to talk the three astronauts safely
back to Earth. That's gotta be terrifying.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm not a big Ron Howard fan his movies, you know,
kind of but Apollo thirteen, every time I watch it,
I'm thinking, Wow, they're gonna make it, you know, they're
gonna make it home. Really good movie, Super Dupa movie. Yeah,
I remember that. And they just the ingenuity that went
into bringing those guys home is just, you know, even
more elaborate than landing on the Moon. They really did
a real great movie from a dope. Next please, the
next one is.
Speaker 8: The Columbia accident. Unbeknownst to NASA, when the space shuttle
Columbia was launched on January sixteenth, two thousand and three,
a piece of insulating foam struck its wing. It did
enough damage to cause the shuttle to burn up on
re entry two weeks later, again killing all on board.
Speaker 2: There was there was a big conspiracy theory about that
because it was the first time they had in Israeli
astro on On and he had led the airstrike on
the on Iraq's nuclear plant like a little five years before.
So they said Saddam had a death ray and whatever,
but it was like foam, rubber foam hitting the wing
in high speed was enough to doom them. And they
were flying around up there for two weeks. Didn't know,
didn't No? Yeah, yep. Next, this is really taking the
enng O Number two please, it's.
Speaker 8: Actually number fo yeah, number two.
Speaker 12: Sorry.
Speaker 8: The Genesis probe excuse me? Launched in August two thousand
and one on a mission to gather solar particles. Genesis
crashed in the Utah Desert three years later after its
improperly packed parachute failed to open on re entry.
Speaker 2: Just think of that and all the way they got
the materials that it needed, came back and because the
parachute wasn't packed right, bomb I left it like a
ten foot hole on the round. Okay, number one please,
So I'm not sure so.
Speaker 8: Was this is an acronym, but I don't know if
they pronounced it. Sb IR asked, do they call it
that or is it just the acronym?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just an acrium, I think Okay, it's sb.
Speaker 8: I r S, which is the space based Infrared System
was already plagued by ten billion and cost overruns when
the first of its several highly classified spy satellites lasted
exactly seven seconds in space before going dead, causing one
defense official to label it a useless ice cube.
Speaker 2: Ten billion dollars ten billion, This is thirty years ago,
and launched it and boom seven seconds in That was it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'd like to add one to that, if I can please,
the recent Space Shuttle incident where the astronauts went up
there for they were supposed to be there what a
few weeks, and they ended up staying there for a year?
Space station Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep, it's yeah, one year.
They were at least no one, you know, died from it.
But I mean you talk about a big mistake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yep, because of something wrong with the because
the capsules they were shooting up the you know, the
the re entry caps that they would shoot up for
them to get back in and get home. They had
a problem with one of them. But SpaceX had well,
but it didn't have the right fit for the tubes
and the space city. Something stupid. I think. I think
of the pay those people got for a year in
the area.
Speaker 8: You knowause my biggest fear would be of that, and
I see it happen in movies. I don't know if
it's true, but I know switch mentioned. I think about
being on the when on the submarine for long periods
of time, but being in space, what if someone went crazy, you.
Speaker 3: Just just shoot them, just get rid of them. Make
a good movie. Wouldn't it send them out to get
some groceries?
Speaker 4: We just sent them out of the torpedo tube. All right,
that's all swim Mac. I'm going to have to go.
Speaker 5: But all I do I want to answer your question
that it's said accorded to cell phone data from a
national software firm, there were nearly twenty seven thousand alone,
and that doesn't include the six thousand people who normally
live in the city and then on Sunday, and if
there were tenth thousand people in Point Pleasant who aren't
usually there between Saturday and Sunday, visitors who came both
days or just once, they're estimating it's about thirty two
thousand people.
Speaker 2: Two. All right, slap for Switchy because he's a big
pot of uh bringing that Uh.
Speaker 4: I'm just a cog in the wheel.
Speaker 2: Did you did you talk up the show?
Speaker 4: I hope of course, and every uh, every uh uh
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Speaker 4: Much, everybody have a great show.
Speaker 2: Switch Now we're gonna we're going to pivot, as the
kids say, okay over the Brandy, because Brandy has a
report tonight on the what is it the Mecca Stone?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 2: Let me just say that we're coming up later on
the show. We're going to have the finals of the
UFO trivia contests and for a hundred bucks. The winning
is one hundred bucks. The participants are joining us as
we speak, but Brandy, let me throw it to you please.
Speaker 10: Okay. This is about the Blackstone of the Caaba and
Mecca and the sources I used for this we're ancient origins,
dot net zaandam dot com. The book Weird Beliefs by
very Barry Wilson and the ebook Kaba Unknown by Sheikh
Doctor Willed plus Uni and a report to the Meteoritical
Society that was provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data System
by Elizabeth Thompson. So, the Black Stone of Mecca is
a stone or what's now probably the remnants of a
stone that's encased in the corner of the Kaba in
the Sacred Mosque of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. And the
stone is held in highest esteem by those of Islamic
faith because it actually came into contact with significant figures
of Islam, including Adam and Eve, Abraham, Ishmael, Gabriel, and
the prophet Mohammed. In the Islamic tradition, the stone reportedly
fell directly from Heaven or Paradise after Adam and Eve
had left the Garden of Eden, and where the stone
landed signified the location where the first temple was supposed
to be built. So Adam built the temple there in
an altar, which was then, according to tradition, destroyed by
the Great flood. And then Abraham came along and they
found the stone. He and his son or were given
the stone by Gabriel. That's debated, and he rebuilt a
temple at that spot and that became the first Kaba,
and the tradition goes on to say that he was
instructed to put the black stone into the wall of
the kaba, so it was placed in the corner and
during a later rebuild of the temple, and it served
as a link between heaven and earth. It was originally
supposedly white, but it gradually turned black after absorbing the
sins of everybody who touched it over thousands of years.
It was also said to originally be close to a
cubit in length, and some of this is actually recorded
in different historical accounts. But in the late sixteen hundreds
it was supposedly smashed during a siege of Mecca, and
in approximately nine thirty it was again intact, but was
stolen by the Carmations, and their records indicate that it
was still about a cubit in length, and when it
was returned to Mecca in a report from ten thirty nine,
it measured only half a cubit. Then it was stolen
and regained numerous times, and each time it was reported
as being its original color of white, with only black
tips and edges, but by nineteen fifty five, there were
only fifty teen small pieces reportedly left. It had been
shattered and there were these pieces, and all the pieces
were black. And today there are only eight small pieces
of the original stone, with the largest of them being
the size of a date, and they have all been
stuck together with kind of a glue mixture of amber,
wax and musk, and then that mixture is surrounded by
this silver frame that fits into the corner of the kava.
And what we see today is black. There is no
white that we can see.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 10: The Kaba is the spiritual center of Islam and it's
the cube shaped structure that is constructed to replicate the
House of Allah, and it's located at the center of
the courtyard at the Sacred Mosque of Mecca. And every
year there are millions of Muslims that go to make
their Hodge pilgrimage, which is a mandatory part of the
Muslim religion. They have to take part in the Tawiff
while they're there, which is a ritual that where they
have to walk around in a counterclockwise direction the kava
seven times, and each time they walk around it, they
try to touch this black stone or even kiss it
if they can get close enough. But if they can't
get close enough, because there's millions of people there, they
point at it. So at least they're acknowledging that they're,
you know, like giving it respect while they pass by it.
Speaker 2: Can I branding it? Just ask you a question? Was
this thing a meteorite or something.
Speaker 10: That's yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 14: We don't know.
Speaker 10: I'm going to get into that in just a minute.
So the legend is that before Mohammed became a prophet,
there was a dispute they were going to reset the
blackstone into the kava because they were making some repairs
on the kava, and there were four clans who all
wanted to be have an important job of putting this
blackstone back in, and nobody could decide who should do it.
So they said, the next man that comes through the
gate is the one to decide who gets to put
the stone in the corner. And the next person that
came through the gate was Mohammed, and this was before
he was a prophet, and so he decided that he
would put the stone on a cloth and have one
person from each of the four clans grab a corner
and carry the stone to the corner, and then he
and they set the stone into the corner, and that
is part of the reason why he's so revered as
being so fair and what have you. Anyway, the stone
is believed to have supernatural powers because of its connection
with that incident and Mohammed as well as the patriarchs
from before Abraham and Adam. It's said that whoever touches
it will be cleansed of their sins because the stone
will absorb their sins, and that is why the stone
has turned from white to black. They also tell that
people who don't respect the black Stone have had disastrous
consequences like losing battles, or contracting diseases or even being killed.
And there is an Islamic prophecy that says, quote, the
stone will appear on the day of judgment with eyes
to see and a tongue to speak and give evidence
in favor of all who kissed it in true devotion,
but speak out against whoever indulged in gossip or profane
conversations during his circumambulation of the Kava.
Speaker 2: Sounds like gal.
Speaker 10: So basically, the stone is going to be able to
call out who's good and who's evil at the Day
of Judgment somehow. So then, like you said, what is it?
There are a bunch of theories as to what kind
of material it's made out of. Some people do think
it's a meteorite because it was said to have come
from heaven. It's also been likened to volcanic lava. There
was a scientist in the seventies that thought it was agate.
And it may be some kind of glass created from
a meteor impact. But because it is a sacred religious relic,
nobody in modern times has been able to study it.
They've kept it, you know, intact as is, and they
won't let anyone study it other than to look at it.
Just look at it from you know, stand at the copa.
Speaker 2: How big is it?
Speaker 10: Well it has it has been broken, and so it's
in eight little pieces and the biggest of the eight
pieces is the size of a date. And if you
look at it now, it looks like it's the size
of a football, But that's not really the stone that's
the resin. I guess that's holding all of those eight
pieces together.
Speaker 2: Football, yeah kind of. But do people actually ever touch it?
Speaker 10: I mean, okay, yes, because the pieces are set in
this resin are glue or whatever it is. You can
you can touch it. You're you know, you might be
touching some of the resin, but you're touching.
Speaker 2: Some of the piece. Yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, there is.
Speaker 10: Let me see, some scientists since the eighteen hundreds have
been trying to describe at least and some of them
identified crystals inside of it just by looking, you know,
examining it just from the outside. And then this article
by Elizabeth Thompson for the meteor Meteorritical Society the published.
She said that there was some record that this stone
historically had been able to float in water, which then
makes you wonder, how could it be a meteorite, which
normally contains iron if it's been floating at water. And
there was even a historical record of when the Carmatians
or Carmations returned the stone to Mecca, they did a
test to make sure they were getting the right stone
back and it floated, and so they knew it was
their stone. So she thought, well, what could this be?
Speaker 7: And she.
Speaker 10: You know, studied some theories about it being basalt or
other heavy types of rock, which it couldn't be if
it was going to float, and then she proposed that
there is a meteor impact site which is about five
hundred miles from Mecca, and that might be the origin
of the stone because it's close enough that traders may
have brought it to the area of Mecca where it
is now, but that it's not necessarily a meteor, but
it could be glass that was made from the heat
of the impact of a meteor that melted the sand
or the silica of the sand, And she noted that
at the meteor impact site itself there are examples of
glass that is black on the outside, but then if
you crack through that, there's actually yellowish or white glass
underneath of it, which could explain how it could be,
you know, supposedly described as white but black on the surface,
kind of like you'd get if you had slag. She
also said that if this was some kind of quick
flash melting of sand, it would produce vesicles that would
create porosity that might allow the stones to float. And
she doesn't specifically mention moldivite, but she compares this glass
at this impact site to some described black and green
parous silicate impact specimens from Denmark, where it's black on
the outside and green on the inside. Which sounds a
lot to me like Moldivite, which is an impact glass
that was melted because a meteor came through the glass
into the air. It was instantly cooled and then it
like kind of rained down in little pebbles back to
the ground and it's like a really I mean, it's
got a lot of you know, metaphysical properties, but it's
a really interesting stone to look at, or glass, I
guess if you will, because it looks like green lava
because it's got little bubbles and things in it. But
it's actually glass, So it's not like a smooth glass,
but it's like a real you know, crystalline surface glass.
Could yeah, it actually could because the pieces are small enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So I don't know, you know, nobody really knows what
this is. But this idea of hers that it could
be from this glass, from this impact site, you know,
kind of sounds like at least it's on the right track.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, And how long have they been circling this thing?
How long has this been?
Speaker 10: Of saying, it's been since I think it was Mohammed
who first circled it after a victory that he had
in some battle at Mecca, and he did that and
touched the stone each time. And so it's been since
you know, when the six hundreds or nine hundreds or something,
that they've been doing this.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, it's an interesting look into an odd religion.
I would say it is kind of odd, but a
lot of people believe in it. And uh, you know
they're in your Muslim.
Speaker 10: Well, they want the one thing they that they stressed
that Muslim stress is that they're not worshiping this stone.
They're worshiping the people who have come into contact with
the stone, and the stone is their connection to those
people basically. But you know, there are like if you're
into rocks like I am, you really, I mean, there
are stones that you can ascribe metaphysical properties to. Yeah,
you know a lot of people believe in that too.
Speaker 2: Wow. Okay, Brandy, thanks very much. We'd for you.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: For enlightening us. So I probably shouldn't say this, but
you know when you hear you know, when they call
Muslims to prayer and the guy is doing that and
he really sounds terrible. You know why that is because
they want someone with a really good voice to call
the prayers. But Muhammad had this best friend and they
gave the job to him, and he was a terrible singer.
I know this sounds awful, blessmist, but it's true. This
is fact, This is fact. Yes, yes, okay, okay, I
was an ultimoy just like you.
Speaker 7: So what do I know?
Speaker 2: Okay, what do I know? I just I don't want
to pass that on. So let's thank Brandy, I thank
you for elucidating us. And so uncle, I'm gonna say,
should we take a break and we can try it
and then come back and do the U the Championship
to Trivia a UFO Trivia Championship.
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Speaker 10: Wow.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, So welcome back. Ever we went to the show,
We've quite a show tonight. We're from I'm gonna right
now present of coming up soon, let's say, is the
championship for the UFO Trivia Contest, which we ran for
the last two months. First, let me introduce the members
of the post girls. He's not here tonight for your
famous Wan Wan, but taking his place once again for
his older demographic is Uncle Isle, the kid's pal. Hell
are you? I'm okay, but I don't know how accurate
that is. I think he's a little uh.
Speaker 6: Older than I am.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, I may be wrong, but I have
a feeling.
Speaker 2: What's age have to do with it? Demographically? I guess
also with US is uh uh switch to US here earlier,
But also with US is our international security chief and
world renown Willie club Willie?
Speaker 6: What are my world renowned about?
Speaker 2: I don't know. You insisted that we put that in
your introduction.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, well, I'm glad you put it in there.
Speaker 2: As well as the pregnant pause. Go ahead.
Speaker 6: Anyways, I'm pretty excited. We've been waiting a long time
for this final and now it's finally here. Now we're here, right,
So you know I've been up almost all day to
day thinking about it. Me too, So let's let's guess
get this thing going. Okay, yeah, wait, got some place
to go. We're going to no, but I just want
to know. I'm kind of tense because you know so
much to this. You know, I just wish he was
going to be anti on this. You know, one hundred
bucks I think maybe, I think maybe if you're not
in the general area of the stab at Galley, instead
of giving them a hundred dollars gift certificate, just give
them two hundred bucks. I'm pretty generous with you.
Speaker 2: You put let's move on. Also with us is our
good friend down there in North Carolina's super fans, Susan K.
How are you hi?
Speaker 8: Everybody? How are you?
Speaker 2: You're looking very blonde? Tonight? Is that a is that?
Can I say that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Unless you mean it in another way.
Speaker 2: I don't know what other way I can think of it. No,
no cats in the frame. That's cool. No cats tonight?
And right? Okay, now that is true.
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you seen the orange creamsickle twinkie?
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don't have it up not yet.
Speaker 8: Next year I get you a box.
Speaker 6: Then I'll keep an eye over it.
Speaker 2: Say it again, it's.
Speaker 8: It's what an orange creamsickle twinkie?
Speaker 2: Orange? Okay, well that's nice. You can't I'm boling civilization, Max,
another step forward? Well, thank you. Also with us is
a good friend up there in Wisconsin, Brandy. Thanks Brandy?
How are you hi?
Speaker 10: I am great. I'm really excited about this trivia contest,
and now I'm also excited about this orange creamsicle.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, now I need yeah very soon. So anyway,
so here we are. This is the UFO Trivia Contest Championship.
We have the three first place winners oh the past
month or so, so let me introduce them. Well. First
of all, a good friend, Greg Masto down there in
around Triangle Hot in North Carolina. Let's clap for him.
Speaker 7: Happy to be back.
Speaker 2: Thank you for having me so gen x with the
with the beard? Is that a gen X?
Speaker 13: You a gen X?
Speaker 7: I think technically I'm a millennial.
Speaker 2: I'm okay, okay, with the beard looks good. Also with
us is Fred and Wilma up there in Auburny If
I'm going to clamp for them too, Thanks for joining
us kids. Uh afraid you look like you have like
a Star Trek uniform on?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 2: I didn't think you're into that?
Speaker 14: Looking at the picture, my face is very red. The
seventh day in a row.
Speaker 2: Okay, do you have a microphone? Did you have microphones
in front of you?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: Matthew, do you honestly think they have microphones in their house? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sorry? Also joining us up there in Edmonton, Canada, good
friends to the north is first Kim Say a good
good buddy, and he's good buddy, z Zy Rush. Let's
clamp for him because I modeled my style after him,
because that he's got to be. He's got the Jeff
on the Okay, thank you, Rosh, I appreciate that.
Speaker 14: You're welcome.
Speaker 7: Hope.
Speaker 14: Everybody's doing great.
Speaker 2: Everyone's doing good. So here we are. And so this
is the finals of the UFO Trivia contest and once
again the winners one hundred bucks and a one hundred
dollars gifts. Let's go to stow a galley if you
ever get here, let's go. So should we start?
Speaker 14: I'm going to make a special trip back.
Speaker 2: If you want to. All Right, here we go, getting
the questions a lot of okay, here we go? Is
everyone ready? He's a multiple choice questions? And uh, Susan
and Brandy, we have two objective schoolkeepers. Please because we
can't do it. We're beyond that. I don't have a
pen I Okay, here we go. Right. Number one question?
What is the nickname of the giant UFO in Close
Encounters of the Third County? What is the nickname of
the giant UFO in Closing Counters of the Third Kind
Terrible Movie A, the Mothership, be the SASSA C, the
oc D, the Beacon. Let's start with.
Speaker 7: Greg I want to say it's the arc.
Speaker 2: Okay, see the OC Fred and Wilma.
Speaker 14: Wilma's got it. I'd say A he the.
Speaker 2: Mothership, the Mothership. C Let's go with A the Mothership,
the Mothership. Awesome, you're right, and also Wilma is right
the Mothership Okay? Sorry, Greg, all good, all good, baby
steps all right? Number two and the movie The Day
the Earth Stood Still? What is the name of Klatu's
robot companion and the day in the movie The Day
the Earth Stood Still? What is the name of Klatu's
robot companion? A who wrote this? I do you too? D? Two?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: Okay, ain't that one? Okay? B hal C got d
kron okay? In the in the movie The Day the
Earth Stood Still? What is the name of Klontu's robot companion?
When we've eliminated A B hal see got D Kron,
I'm gonna go to a friend Wilma.
Speaker 14: Wilma's on a hot streak. Soci'll go again.
Speaker 2: Let's d kron d chron zz Russ. I'm going with
C C got Greg h d crund crony zz Russ
is right, it's got got all right, all right Russ.
Number Three, How is Wilma's laskis? What Candy does e?
T famously eat? What Candy does et famously eat? Also
a terrible movie? A skittles, b Eminem's, c Reese's Pieces,
d her she kisses? What Candy does et famously eat?
A skittles b Eminem ce Reese's Pieces, d her she kisses?
And we're gonna go to one z Z rush. I'm
going with a gentlemen, A skittles, Fred and Wilma.
Speaker 14: Do you think I thought it was pieces? But you
decide because.
Speaker 7: Okay and Greg, Fred's right, Reci's pieces.
Speaker 2: It is piece of sorry's easy. But you know the
thing is that I heard that they approached Eminem's. They
approached two or three canny companies, and they said they
didn't want to be involved. The movie comes out, you know,
it's a terrible movie, huge hit, and all of a
sudden we know about Reciss Pieces.
Speaker 13: Okay, Eminem's famously turned them down, so they didn't want
any part of it.
Speaker 2: Think of that man that's like turned the beatles down. Okay. Four.
The original War of the World's novel was written by A.
Jules Verin B. H. D Well see Isaac Asimov d
The ce Clock. The Original War of the World's novel
was written by A. Jules Verin, B. H. G. Wells, c.
Isaac Asimov d Ath the cee Clock, Fred Wilma.
Speaker 14: In the literary HD Wells, b.
Speaker 7: HG.
Speaker 2: Wells, z z Russ.
Speaker 12: David, What was it again?
Speaker 2: The Original War the World? The Original The Original War
of the World's novel was written by A. Jules vern b.
Speaker 7: HG.
Speaker 2: Wells, c. Isaac Asimov d I at the see clock.
Speaker 7: I'll go with b. HG. Wells, Gray, I'll do prices
right rules. I'll join it in with everybody.
Speaker 2: She wells, Okay, yep, HG. Wells a really good movie.
The first one was an excellent movie, the one made
in the fifties.
Speaker 7: Then like the Tom Cruise one.
Speaker 2: Huh, Tom Cruise Want I'll tell you this. I like
the Tom Cruise one for several reasons. It's they have
great special effects in that. Okay, they stray from the
original story, which is okay, two glaring problems. Number one.
They show him at the beginning as a one of
these guys who operates those cranes on he's launch, showing
the man you know those cranes and the container ships
and stuff like that. Then they show him living in
a hovel in New Jersey somewhere. Those guys make about
two hundred grand a year. They're not living That's number one, Okay.
Number two is when he finally returns the kids to
the wife and the in laws. He's in Cranebridge. The
rest of the world is devastated, but Cambridge looks like
he has a few more leaves on the road, on
the street and the.
Speaker 8: Inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't exactly, Well, they don't want him in there.
Speaker 3: Is that a cat?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 6: The last thing, if you missed on that, I wanted
to add you were talking about him not having good
living quarters got to remember he was paying the support.
Speaker 2: He was he must have been paying that crapload of
child support. Well, what's that have to do with it?
Why is Cambridge spared and the rest of the earth
is devastating.
Speaker 3: The first thing you said, they lived in a hovel,
well's beginning, Well, because he was he didn't have any money.
Speaker 2: Because he's making two grand year, He's not going to
live in Bayon Man. He's going to at least somewhere
out in the country.
Speaker 10: Maybe his money is going for his wife to keep
the streets of Cambridge clean of.
Speaker 2: Leave well.
Speaker 7: Bird.
Speaker 8: Ice Cube is in the third one. I haven't been
able to make it all the way through. It is
that third War of the Worlds and ice Cube is
the main character.
Speaker 2: Wait man, wait an they're making the third ice Cube.
Speaker 8: Is in it out It's on Hulu or something like that.
And when I came across it, I was like what
and yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that is the end of civilization. That's step
we took with the well the thing didn't trite question?
Yeah really okay? Number five? What remote location is the
thing set in? What remote location is the thing? Said
in two movies it was set in the same place
A Alaska, b Antartica, see Siberia, d Iceland remote What
remote location is the movie? The thing set in a Alaska,
be Antarctica, see Siberia, the Iceland. We'll go to a
zz Russ. I'll go with Antarctica, b Antartica, Greg Antarctica,
b Anti Friend Wilma.
Speaker 14: We have we have a big one lead.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go and the spread was two
and a half, but so go ahead, Siberia, Siberia see Okay, Sorry, no, wait,
it's be Antonica.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I was about to say, it's like, wait, it's
definitely in there.
Speaker 2: The first one is a great movie. The second one
it's just too bloody, two graphic. The first one is
a classic freaking movie. Man, I'm telling you. Carrot, he
was a carrot number six? What director made Signs? What
director made Signs? A M Night, Shyamalan b Tim Burton,
see James Wan the Germeidio del Toro. Okay, here we go.
Which director made Signs? Great movie? Hey, m knight be
Ted Timburton, see James Juan the Grim de Toro, Yeah
him okay, Greg, Okay, wise guys.
Speaker 7: That's but that's not my answer.
Speaker 2: It's night Shamela, Yeah, m night, Okay, go ahead, Fred
and Wilma M nights. That's the head scratcher A yeah, yeah,
m night Shamelon. Great movie. That's like the best alien
movie ever. Even though what's his names in it? Yeah? No,
really worth seeing? Who's who's the league guy, the guy
the racist stand that guy who was in the okay
number seven seven already in Signs, which was made in
two thousand and two, what simple household item hams Invading
Alien and signs, what simple household item? Hams invading aliens?
A fire, b slid see water the electricity zz rus.
Speaker 6: Let's go with water, gentlemen, see water, Greg.
Speaker 7: I think he's right. I think it's water that hurts them.
Speaker 2: See water.
Speaker 4: Fred Wilma, Well, Wilma wants you to go with the
group again.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: So we'll say water, sea water. Yes, it is sea water.
I thought it was a quizinot. How would you know?
Speaker 2: I never saw the movie.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Don't he chopped him up right.
Speaker 12: I'll say that's coffee Grinder.
Speaker 2: That's a great movie, though, that is that's an extremely
suspenseful movie. And there's a lot of stuff going on
in it.
Speaker 12: But super dup a movie really like with Cloverfield ones, dude.
Speaker 2: Cloverfield is also, yeah, kind of a cool movie.
Speaker 12: Hey, can I pass along a good movie everybody.
Speaker 14: It's on YouTube and it's free.
Speaker 12: It's called The Veil Well and it's really cool.
Speaker 14: You got to watch. It's about ghosts and a second
chance and it's really a very interesting take.
Speaker 2: X rated. Nope, nope, OK, we're watching it.
Speaker 14: Pree movie YouTube, pree movie O.
Speaker 12: It's like a short, you know, it's about an hour twenty.
Speaker 2: I think, okay, well, okay, there's a joke in this somewhere,
but I don't have time for it. Eight in Mas Attacks,
which is made in nineteen ninety six, which of these
stars did not appear? Yeah's Attacks, which is also a
terrible movie. Which of these stars did not appear? A
Jack Nicholson, B. Glenn Close, C. Pis Barsan and D.
Tom Hanks. A Jack Nicholson, B. Glenn Close, CE Pis Brasen,
D Tom Hanks who did not appear in My's Attacks.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go to Greg say D, Tom Hanks.
Speaker 2: Tom Hanks, Fred and Millmer, B. Bronson, CZ, Tom Hanks, Sorry,
Fred was Tom Hanks was smart enough to avoid that?
Speaker 7: Rock Bronson was? He had his head chopped off?
Speaker 2: Really in the movie? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yep?
Speaker 2: Number nine? Which president was? Which president was? Did he
have his head chopped off? What was he know? He
needed the paycheck? What was he doing?
Speaker 13: I think it was before Golden Eye, before he got
all that money?
Speaker 2: Number nine, which president was rumored to have wanted UFO
files released the public? Okay, which president was rumored to
have wanted? The UFO files released the public. A Ronald Reagan,
b Bill Clinton, see Richard Nixon, D George W. Bush
the first one. Okay, I'm gonna go to Russ Eazy.
Russ probably knows this. He's thinking Nixon, Nixon, see Nixon,
Fredd Wilma, Reagan, Clinton, Nixon.
Speaker 14: We're gonna go with Reagan.
Speaker 2: Reagan, A Greg I'll say indeed Busch singer.
Speaker 7: Wow, we all missed all wrong?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton? Really I thought he was
too busy. Well, you know, it seems like a long
time ago, doesn't it. Number ten? Wow? How many do
we have these? Twenty ten? Which rock Star was famously
interested in UFOs and founded the to the Stars Academy.
Which rock Star was famously interested in UFOs and founded
the to the Stars Academy. A Tom DeLonge Blink that
was a big fan of this, b Ozzy Osbourne ce bono,
the Keith Richards which Rocks I was famously interested in
UFOs and founded the to the Stars Academy. A Tom DeLonge,
A Blink Andy two, b Ozzy I was born ce Bono,
D Keith Richards.
Speaker 7: Greg, Tom Deluge, Blank.
Speaker 2: Bred and Willmer.
Speaker 14: Will know that.
Speaker 2: Ausie Okay, cools Zz I'll go with a gentlemen. Okay,
well it is a Tom de Lange Blink one.
Speaker 14: Whatever they are, we're no longer covering the point spread.
Speaker 7: Funny enough, funny enough, Sarah. Sarah got that question at
a separate trivia last week. Really, the only reason I know.
Speaker 2: It, well, who is who is this guy? Are they?
Speaker 13: He's a lead singer at blank on two and he's
a big UFO enthusiast blink.
Speaker 7: He was a big he was a big band when
I was growing up.
Speaker 12: I got some new videos five years ago.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's cool. So that's ten. So ladies, do you
have like some kind of school has been paying attention?
Speaker 10: Yeah, let me get a total.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Well you know what we can do? Okay,
here we go.
Speaker 8: Let's that was just a right if we're doing a
dance off.
Speaker 2: After dance at halftime?
Speaker 12: Yeah, wow, all right, we know where we're going.
Speaker 2: After all, we have to just walk around the corner.
Speaker 10: Season correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 10: Kim and Russ or Russ I guess the lead with
eight eight eight? Correct, Greg next with seven, and Fred
and Wilma with five.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, that's exactly.
Speaker 7: What I have.
Speaker 14: Where's Lois Slane? We beat her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's home a sleep where we stayed away? All right?
All right, here we go, uh pat Two eleven. What
is the term for alleged alien abductions during the sleep?
During sleep or at night? What is the term for
alleged alien abductions during sleep or at night? A missing
time b time shift see shadow people, d drain, dream state,
missing time, time shift, shadow people, dream state? What is
the term for alleged alien inductions during sleep? All right? Night?
Fred and Wilma, what are you saying?
Speaker 14: Which one was? Time shift?
Speaker 2: Time shift? Does be time shift?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 2: Greg?
Speaker 7: Can you say the four again?
Speaker 2: Missing time, time shift, shadow people, dream state?
Speaker 7: I'll go with dream state, dream state, d z Z.
Speaker 2: I'm going with d D dream state, wrong missing, missing time,
missing time. I know what it is. I have that
feeling where you're not quite awake. That's what it is.
You're not quite awake, and it seems like it right now.
Speaker 7: I thought I felt like sleep paralysis would beyond. That's
why I was like a sleep paralysis.
Speaker 2: That wait a minute, okay, and doing the material okay. Twelve.
What does the acronym UAP used by the US military
stand for. What does the acronym a UAP used by
the US military stand for a unmanned aerial probe B
Unidentified aerial phenomena C Unusual alien presence D unexplained ear process?
What is the acronym UAP used by the US military
stand for unmanned youur probe? Good name for a band
B unidentified aerial phenomena See unusual alien presence D unexplained
ear process z z B B unidentified aerial phenomena. Fred
and Wilma B B right also be correct? Okay, that's
how they changed it from UFO to unidentified here real
phenomena see Okay, only seven more to go? Here we go?
Which famous physicists suggested aliens might avoid Earth because humans
are dangerous? Okay? Which famous physicists suggested aliens might avoid
Earth because humans are dangerous? Well, that might be the
answer to all this, Right, they don't want to A
Albert Einstein B. Stephen Hawking see Richard Feinman, D. Nikolay Tesla.
I'm going to go to Fred and Wilma was again
Brian B was Stephen Hawking? It was a Albert Einstein, B.
Stephen See Richard Feiman D. Nikola Tesla, the fine man. Okay,
see uh, Craig.
Speaker 7: I gotta go with Hawking. He's the only one that
I any of that. Yeah, I gotta go Hawking.
Speaker 2: It's ez. I'm also going with b Okay, sorry, friend, Wilma.
It was Stephen Hockey who said that many A's onto
something there. Okay, didn't they say that.
Speaker 7: I don't think Einstein was too concerned about aliens?
Speaker 2: Yeah he.
Speaker 7: Might have been one, who knows.
Speaker 3: I heard they said that when when UAPs fly through
our galaxy, they locked their doors.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that loaded up there. Okay, here we go fourteen?
Which fourteen? Which super power requires its military personnel to
file a detail report if they see a UFO? Okay,
which superpower requires its military personnel to file a detailed
report if they see a UFO A, the U S A, B, China, C, Russia, B, France.
I'm going to go to Greg.
Speaker 7: I'll guess us the U S A, the U s
z Z.
Speaker 4: It is the U s A.
Speaker 2: Fred and Wilma, well, I've got to I've got a problem.
Speaker 9: It's definitely it's definitely a.
Speaker 14: I can't catch up with win this.
Speaker 2: No, don't worry, hang on, hang on.
Speaker 14: Keep agree with the smart people.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, sometimes I wanted to be something else. Well,
let me make you feel good. Said it didn't he Okay,
go ahead, what's I'm going to tell you how this works? Okay?
Speaker 9: When everybody picks the obvious answer, you go with the
one that makes no sense.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna say France.
Speaker 2: Now sorry, see Russia, see Russia?
Speaker 15: Really yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that what they're doing is really if people
see something in the sky, it might be like a
spypline or something. Anyway. Fifteen, here we go. In the
nineteen fifty three film Cat Women from the Moon, what
is the unusual thing about the alien inhabitants? Okay? In
the nineteen fifty three film Cat Women from the Moon,
what is the unusual thing about the alien inhabitants? Hey,
they're all cats? Okay, B they're all invisible. See they're
all female. D The Royal Robotic Dogs who wrote this?
Fifteen In the nineteen fifty three cat film Catwomen from
the Moon, what is the unusual thing about the only inhabitants?
They're all cats. B they're all invisible? See the role
female D The raw Robotic Dogs Fred and Wilma a
feeling you're watching this movie on they're.
Speaker 14: All robotic dogs?
Speaker 2: D great, what year this come out again? Fifty three?
Speaker 7: Fifty three? Was seeing you? They're all female?
Speaker 2: She is the rale female? Right, yeah, that one CZ.
Speaker 6: I'm going with C.
Speaker 2: They're all female? Sorry, Fred and Roma.
Speaker 3: I thought they were going to say they just sat
around and watched themselves.
Speaker 2: Do you want to say?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I was trying to be notice. I'm sorry, That's why.
Speaker 7: That's why I asked for a year. Whereas like, why
is that unusual? Got it all right?
Speaker 2: We could we could ask Susan because they played the cello. Yeah,
they were all cats, will be really funny. Sixteen? All right,
we're almost there. What famous rockstock claim to have seen
the UFO mothership while camping with his famous girlfriend back
in the nineteen seventies. What famous rockstar claimed to have
seen a UFO mothership while camping with his famous girlfriend
back in the nineteen seventies. A John Lennon, B Elvis Presley,
C Boy, George D, Mick Jagger, z Z. I'm going
with Jagger, D Mick Jagger, Fred and Wilma.
Speaker 14: Who is a again?
Speaker 2: John Lennon? John Lennon Elvis, Presley Boy George or Mick Jaggery.
Speaker 14: Camp What do you think?
Speaker 2: Two show?
Speaker 14: We're taking too long. I hope the last questions worth
ten points.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with.
Speaker 2: John letton John then and A Okay, Greg, I'm going
to guess Elvis he Elvis?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: Wow? Zz is right? Mick Jagger? Now here's the thing
is Mick jag Elvis got abducted, so his girlfriend was
marry and faithful. Is he really camping? Is he really camping?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: For me seventeen, I forgot.
Speaker 7: I forgot Elvis married a child, so I should throw
me off.
Speaker 2: Another show that another show seventeen. What is the most
common shape described in UFO sightings? What is the most
common shape describing you pose settings? A cigar shaped, be,
sausage shaped, the disc shaped, the orb shaped. Most common
shape described UFO sightings cigar shaped, sausage shaped, disc shaped,
D is or shaped, Fred Roma, Yes, we could go
with saucer shaped, B, sausage shaped, Greg, orb shaped, the
orb shaped z Z.
Speaker 6: I'm going with D.
Speaker 12: That's what I saw well.
Speaker 2: Known as it's cigar shaped living or not. What people
see cigar shaped and fine sauze is okay, that was.
Speaker 14: The answer to one where at least obvious.
Speaker 2: The end is insight. A team but very well known
TV act that once claimed occupants of UFHO saved his
life after his motorcycle broke down in the desert, only
to lay to admit it was a lie. What very
well known TV act and one's claimed occupants of UFO
saved his life after his motorcycle broke down in the desert,
only to later admit it was a lie. Hey, William Shatner,
B len Ing, Niemoy, C, John Ridda, D. Don Knotts,
Bred and Wilma.
Speaker 14: Okay, we'll go with Shatner.
Speaker 2: A Hey Shaddoner, Greg.
Speaker 7: Go with D. Shatner seems too obvious, he was.
Speaker 2: It's a it's William Shaddner, Lennon, Nimoy, John Ridda, Don Knott.
Speaker 14: Greg doesn't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know who is, but I'll guess it's D.
Speaker 4: Why not don knot Okay, z Z I'm also going
with D.
Speaker 2: Don Nuns Okay, Well, as it turns out it's William. Okay,
Fred and Wilma climbing up there? Got it?
Speaker 14: We need every point we can get.
Speaker 2: It was in his biography and then someone into really
about it, and he was it William Shatner, William Shanner,
and he said it's a long involved story. And he
said to the New York Times, says, I was truthful
about that. I lied.
Speaker 13: Okay, we'll just wow off to confront of that Glexican
when it comes around in Raleigh.
Speaker 2: All Right, he's like ninety two, he's still doing I mean,
he's something about him.
Speaker 14: Yes, did you let Greg know that don not?
Speaker 2: Was Barnie Bonnie Fife?
Speaker 7: Very very I had to go opposite since guy, I
don't know, you.
Speaker 2: Take it from us. He's a fun funny guy. All right.
Nineteen All right, here you go, Fred, you're ready for this.
This in your wheelhouse. Which famous NFL player claimed he
and his wife sorr Ufo dancing across the sky while
they were living in California. Which famous NFL player claimed
he and his wife throw Ufo quote unquote dancing in
the sky while living in California. A Tom Brady, b
Joe Man Montana see Jerry Rice B Brett Fove. That's
all you bright and woman Joey wow. B Okay, all right, Greg.
Speaker 13: Well, since Aaron Rodgers is not on the list. I'll
go with Montana anyway, funny.
Speaker 2: Z b wow No, sorry, yeah yeah, and his wife.
I guess he had one experience.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, Brady's Michigan and Brett Farber is
stealing money in Mississippi.
Speaker 2: So right, right, other things to do? All right, here
we go, we got it. But everybody, every time I
flashed this, I see pictures of you. We there, now
here we go twenty twenty. We do have a tie break.
We need it. Here we go and Max Opinion and
Max Opinion. Which one of these UFO movies it's a
half star rating? Max Opinion? Which one of these UFO
movies it's a half star rating? Hey, Close Encounters of
the Third con b E t CEE, Independence Day, B
mods Attacks E, all of the above, f none of
the above, Greg, Greg.
Speaker 7: No kidding, it's got to be. I know you hate
four of the five. I think, so I'll go with
all the above.
Speaker 2: Is EZ.
Speaker 12: I'll go with E.
Speaker 2: Breton Roma.
Speaker 14: Well, it'll make us look good when we finished third
by Less.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, it is is it is the all above,
terrible movies. I'm telling her Close Encounters.
Speaker 7: I'll only argue against Independence. I have to read that
one is a great nineties film.
Speaker 2: Close Encounters was a movie that was like about five
years ahead of his time, special effects wise, plus everyone
they've written books about how everyone's coked out when they
made it. Just make it again, reboot it, et terrible,
et terrible been chasing him in the in the opening scene,
they're chasing him right and he can't get to the
spaceship in time for his buddy's leaving behind. What sucks. Well,
later on he's flying in on the bicycle. Get that
cat out. So if he didn't fly, if he can fly,
then why didn't he fly at the beginning? Right? You
never bicycle.
Speaker 14: Skittles?
Speaker 7: He didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, okay, okay, away, let's move on. Lady, can
he there's another cat here? What is the young? What's
the score? Okay?
Speaker 10: The score is uh zz is in the lead. Or
had the highest score with fourteen, Greg was next with twelve,
and Fred and Wilma almost made double digits with nine nine.
Speaker 14: Bronze medal.
Speaker 2: Brother one no one cares about. Okay, why don't we
do do the tie breaker for the hell of it?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, well, let's say it's worth ten points. So when
now I'm looking to your lego something area.
Speaker 8: You should make it worth thirty points.
Speaker 2: Someone can someone can win.
Speaker 14: That wouldn't be fair to the two other competitors.
Speaker 2: All right, well what ten point? What was ten points?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Maybe not? Okay, here we go. According to the US
Military in the National UFO Reporting Center, New Fork, since
nineteen forty seven, approximately how many UFO signings have been
reported in the United States. Okay. According to the US
Military and the National UFO Reporting Center, since nineteen forty seven,
approximately how many UFO sightings have been reported in the
United States. A. Twenty five thousand, B fifty thousand, C
one hundred thousand, D one hundred and fifty thousand. I'm
going to go to friend Wilma because the most of
the I mean most of the game here.
Speaker 14: One hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: D one fifty thousand.
Speaker 7: Okay, Greg, can you give you the numbers again?
Speaker 2: Twenty five thousand, fifty thousand, one hundred thousand, one hundred
and fifty thousand since nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 7: Forty seven, Uh, I'll go fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: One fifty oh now, just fifty thousand, okay, ZEZ yeah,
B fifty thousand, CZ d fifty thousand. Okay, well Fred
and Wilma, you're right, one hundred and fifty thousand sightings
since okay, let's well they win, what's flf of them?
Speaker 7: But the same yes, he said the same thing. Yeah,
he said a hundred and fifty he did, he said one.
Speaker 2: Hundred fifty also, sorry, okay, sorry, okay, we should well
one top one.
Speaker 6: Let's go, and they're going to send you an air
for a ticket to.
Speaker 9: To the staff the gallery, right transportation, hotel, accommodations.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, George Dash, let's get dated in here and
we'll just put it in the priority mailbox and ship it.
Speaker 2: Okay, so zz one, Okay, listen, look at look at
this guy. He looks exactly how I want to look.
You get a speech, you won this, Zzy, want to
give a little speech, a little acceptance speech.
Speaker 6: Well you know, gentlemen, you can add that to the
last contest that I want.
Speaker 2: I'm still waiting for that check. Wait, really set the
energy out of the room. Thank you.
Speaker 12: Wait, I got magus on my fridge waiting to stick
this on my fridge.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, so we'll listen to that. I want to
thank everyone. We should clap for ourselves once again, well
sweetened up with uh okay, beg as easy. One will
send you the hundred dollars that you can be sure
of well you know, on the gifts, little wishy washing right,
figure it out. Thanks for joining us. Thank you, Fred
and Wilma, thank you, Thank you a pleasure. Hey Fred,
beat me up? Don't they look like he's in the
star trek?
Speaker 12: Say that card? The card?
Speaker 8: Yeah, if you came on, you all behind you.
Speaker 2: In thirty seconds, Fred, in thirty seconds, can you explain
the spread please? In football?
Speaker 9: The spread in football for betting purposes is made so
that the public bets both teams. They Las Vegas wants
you to bet fifty percent on one team and fifty
percent on the other team, because they get the vigors,
they get the edge wins. Their favorite thing would be
if they was split down the middle. They don't like
it when eight is bet on one team. So they
make a spread, not because they think who's going to win.
They think who the public is going to bet, and
they try to make it even so that the public
bets both. Half the public bets one team and half
the public bets.
Speaker 14: The other team.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the vegus ten percent, right, yes, okay, so
but how do they determine the spread?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 9: Once again, they look at it and they if they
if they're going to make one team a ten point favorite,
they know that everybody might bet the underdogs, so they
make it seven and a half or they want to
make it so that it looks like, well they're they're
smart and there's a lot that goes into it with analytics,
so they're making it so that you know the teams
that you're looking at.
Speaker 14: It becomes a coin flip.
Speaker 9: They never make it so that it becomes something where
everybody's going to bet one team.
Speaker 2: Right, It's always a guessing game in a way. Right,
But so basically it's.
Speaker 14: The game is a guessing game in sports.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 2: So it's the media points, it's the median. It's like
they want in the middle because when and lose, they'll
make the big.
Speaker 14: Yep, and you and with billions of dollars, the veg
is pretty big.
Speaker 2: Yeah billions? Yeah.
Speaker 7: Really, they assume if.
Speaker 13: The team is even, it's the home team has a
three point.
Speaker 2: Advantage, right yeah, yeah, yeah right, And people kind of
fall for that in a way because how many times
does the home team really win. Is it over fifty?
Speaker 14: It's over fifty, but it's no higher than high fifty percent?
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, yeah, okay, all right, so anyway, well, thank
you Fred and Wilma for joining us. You have a
constellation prize. We'll send you some towels. Greg, same thing.
We'll send you towels as well. And thanks very much
for joining us. And z Ezy let's clap him again.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Very very cool. Thanks for joining us. And so what
are we doing? Hell are we in the show? Here?
All my sorry listen right close, So thanks everyone for
listening to us, and thanks for joining us in the
UFU Trivia Contest Championships. We'll do it again next years.
And let me just say goodbye to everybody. Fred Wilma,
thank you for joining us. Thank you, thank you. We'll
see you soon, hope too. Greg, Thank you everyone.
Speaker 7: Pleasure folks.
Speaker 2: How is all they know?
Speaker 7: Ali is for wow?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 2: He was on the show when it was won.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah right, I had him on for he couldn't
hear you at the time, So that's all.
Speaker 4: It's easy.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. You'll get a package soon.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, I only have one thing and conclusion
you drop.
Speaker 2: Kim Kim, thank you, Kim, thank you.
Speaker 14: Thanks guys, that was awesome.
Speaker 2: What do you listen to? And now what what song
did you listen to today? I wouldn't listen to uh
don't say sticks, no pink Floyd. Oh yeah, okay, okay, yeah, yeah,
nice deep, that's deep.
Speaker 14: He's got the shirt. I got the shirt.
Speaker 2: There we go, Okay, yeah, I'm glad. Thank you, Zzy,
You're very welcome.
Speaker 14: That was fun.
Speaker 2: Susan, we gotta say goodbye now, honey. Okay, it looks
so blonde tonight. You have a red lamp in your
room or something.
Speaker 8: I have a pink shirt over it, so it's not
so bright. I did notice it's got a little pink
cue going on.
Speaker 2: So sure, all right, okay, thank you, Susan. We appreciate it.
Speaker 12: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 8: I love seeing all your beautiful faces. And it was
nice to see everyone else. And I just love being here.
Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I love having you here, Coldy, thank you. Brandy wishuld
remind everyone it was really fun.
Speaker 10: That trivia was pretty intense, but it was fun.
Speaker 2: Sure you should remind everyone that Brandy dods her eye
with a little hot wow.
Speaker 3: Well, we hope it snows soon for you. Okay, thank you.
Keep it up there in Wisconsin. We don't need it
in Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 2: You could read into that, but we won't. Club. Thank you, club,
Thank you club.
Speaker 6: Well this is great. I'm exhausted.
Speaker 3: I have no one left after all this. Wow, it's
a I was gonna say, but you don't. You don't
have the new the new flavor twinkiest, No, but I
got the regular one. Yeah that's all they need, right.
You know, for someone who eats that kind of stuff,
you are you certainly don't put on any weight. I
gotta say that, you know I I never did it. Well, well,
you know, I always had the metabolism. I could eat
like an animal, and I never gained a pound. And
when people said, what happened, well, yeah that's the people go, oh,
metabolism slows down. Okay, yeah, I'll worry about what happens. Well,
it happened.
Speaker 2: So but listen, listen the Pats. I'm on board with
the Pats. Even though they lost that Turbo game, I'm
on board with them. They're gonna they're gonna win nine
games this year. They were there, they executed really good,
just kind of hold on to the ball. However, the
Red Sox I go. Like I said, it's like the
Hindenburg hitting the Titanic man sink quicker than.
Speaker 6: The Red Sox are winning one to nothing right now
with the top leading Blue Jays.
Speaker 2: Okay, well well we'll edit that out. Ol. Thank you
for joining us, all right, thanks everyone, And so I'm
not going to do the plugs, and I just want
to say, see hear us next time. This is Max
the entire gang saying please be safe, be happy, and
bye bye bye