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At what age did I become interested in UFOs? I was around 4 years old. I remember my dad had a couple of UFO magazines around, and he was interested in the subject. I know one of these had an article on Truman Bethurum, because I remember the illustrations vividly. So I would have to say...

Huh?

David -- Haven't been here for a bit and the first thing I run across is this. Sheesh. Show wouldn't be the same without you. If you really want to think in terms of retooling the show into being more commercial, that would be an interesting exercise, and I'm not entirely sure I'd like...

Poi -- Thank you. To you and yours as well. You know, when I put that picture together, I realized I had just put a whole new spin on the story of Santa Claus. Not sure I'd want to see that on Christmas Eve. Don't think I'd want the presents, either. Ho ho ho.

Fellow Paracasters (Paracastians?) -- For those of you who might not have seen this last year, you may enjoy a little parody I wrote some time ago called “The Twelve Alien Days of Christmas.” You can find it on my blog here. Hope you enjoy it. Also, I'd like to mention a little...

When will this generation PROACTIVELY take over the UFO field? - 9/23 & 12/16 Sho For those who haven't heard the broadcast, David was pointing out the marketing reality that placing attractive women on the cover of magazines or using them as the spokespersons for the promotion of products...

When will this generation PROACTIVELY take over the UFO field? - 9/23 & 12/16 Sho There has been some discussion of the organization I'm proposing “off line,” and a number of other individuals who have expressed direct interest in helping get this started. Forgive me for being coy, but I...

When will this generation PROACTIVELY take over the UFO field? - 9/23 Show I put together some thoughts on how such an organization would work and circulated them to a handful of people, and to my utter astonishment this "proposal" was the central to the discussion of the next episode of The...

When will this generation PROACTIVELY take over the UFO field? - 9/23 Show To All -- I've been cogitating this issue quite a bit, as have obviously a lot of other people. Paul Kimball had his thoughts on the 11/18 episode, and The Clueless One and Tim Binnall discussed this on Tim's interview...

Aaron -- I knew a woman who was just about this bad when it came to wasps. One could speculate endlessly about the cause, but I won't. Hopefully a traditional psychotherapist could help.

Jeremy -- You really do deserve to win the Zorgy "Best UFO / paranormal 'trouble-maker'. " Alfred isn't even in the ballpark. Everyone go to someone else's place and vote for Jeremy again!

You know, Moseley might be doing better if he waded in and mixed it up with Lehmberg and Vaeni. A little mudslinging never hurt anybody. Of course, since he doesn't care for the "dreaded internet" I doubt this will happen. As for David ... well, I did vote for him, and he's in last place...

The poll is here: http://redstarfilms.blogspot.com/2007/11/2007-zorgy-awards-let-voting-begin.html David was nominated as "Best UFO / paranormal 'trouble-maker' " -- and he's trailing everyone so far. (Hm.) At this fine moment the numbers are: Alfred Lehmberg 33% 82 The Clueless One...

Well, that got my attention. If you go to ... http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2007/40/fastfacts/ ... the orbital parameters show a perihelion of 2.1 astronomical units. Since the Earth's orbit is 1.0 astronomical units in radius, this thing isn't going to come...

No, Aaron -- I did actually read the whole thing. Not that I haven't heard this stuff before. I am going to refrain from commenting further about Greer. Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness, as much as I may want to start cursing.

Frankly, Dr. Greer repels me. This man is doing everything he possibly can (intentionally or not) to perpetuate this subject being the laughing stock of the world. This is a disservice to the community, the country, maybe the species. And it is even more apparent he is doing this to serve...

In Arthur Clarke's 2010: Odyssey Two Clarke called Jupiter, after it ignited, Lucifer. (Just another case of deja vu all over again.)

Going back to the subject of the thread, I'd have to chime in with the Moon Landing Hoax as being the most annoying. I've seen a moon rock (behind Plexiglas and with a security guard hovering nearby, as I'm sure many of us have) and to think all the facilities all over the world worked in...

(Admins -- I know I'm going off-topic here, but I think this is a point that should be made.) Aaron -- You raise an excellent point, and I apologize for not taking that into consideration. I don't see we're necessarily screwed. To state the obvious, the way we "out" these folks is to...

Let them get louder. Let them go hoarse. Eventually they'll get the message and have to try to make an honest living in real estate. (?) (I'm sorry -- was that my 'out loud' voice?)