RIP Art Bell

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....ohhh...late-night cross-country rides with a front seat full of beer for a number of years, listening to Art Bell (or George Noory) and/or Dannion Brinkley. Somehow I got lucky and not saved by the lights of 'jail therapy' aliens and whisked away to places where I would lose time... 
Thanks for the entertainment Mr. Bell...may you .RIP.

I've heard you meet more aliens when you're dead.

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PaWolf Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Revolutionary Hoary Ol' Chestnut... doncha know.... Joined: 15 Apr 2008 Location: GreatWhiteNorth Status: Offline Points: 38562	Post Options Post Reply Quote PaWolf Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: RIP Art Bell Posted: 16 Apr 2018 at 6:13am
	....ohhh...late-night cross-country rides with a front seat full of beer for a number of years, listening to Art Bell (or George Noory) and/or Dannion Brinkley. Somehow I got lucky and not saved by the lights of 'jail therapy' aliens and whisked away to places where I would lose time... Thanks for the entertainment Mr. Bell...may you .RIP. I've heard you meet more aliens when you're dead.
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	Radio host Art Bell, famous for his show “Coast to Coast AM” and its "X-Files"-flavored focus on the paranormal, died Friday (his fans will note, that was Friday the 13th) at the age of 72, Nevada authorities confirmed Saturday. According to an obituary shared by the program, the show became syndicated across the country in 1993 and drew in listeners with its wee-hours chatter about conspiracy theories and aliens, shadow people and spectral energy. The obituary said that as Bell “begins his journey on the ‘Other Side,’ we take solace in the hope that he is now finding out all of the answers to the mysteries he pursued for so many nights with all of us.” RIP Art.
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