George Noory

"Marina Del Rey" by George Strait

We said goodbye in Marina del Rey
"I had a good time"
Was the last thing I heard her say
As I walked away

And on the plane back to Tennessee
My mind comes across her memory
And yesterday
In Marina del Rey

On a hidden beach under a golden sun
She spread a blanket that we laid down on
And loved the world away
In Marina del Rey
And as we looked into each others' eyes
We were lost in paradise
Like two castaways
In Marina del Rey

Like the ocean tide's highs and lows
Love sometimes comes and goes away
In Marina del Rey
And as this plane is touchin' down
Tears touch my eyes for I have found
My heart has stayed
In Marina del Rey

On a hidden beach under a golden sun
She spread a blanket that we laid down on
And loved the world away
In Marina del Rey
And as we looked into each others' eyes
We were lost in paradise
Like two castaways
In Marina del Rey

We said goodbye
In Marina del Ray

Original Comment: Strait from the heart.

I'm thinking of calling in tonight as Insane Beault from Konigstown.

Ball State Gamecocks.

Vomiting Dolphins that's it I'm done. I will refuse to listen to anymore of this show until he is replaced.




.....and this time I MEAN IT !

Snoory asked psychiatrist Dr Peter Bregen "Why do dolphins barf?"
Bregen laughed at him.

Turned it on for a minute and heard.

GN: "I see homeless people, are these people happy or are they miserable?"

GN: "I've seen a lot of kids uh like sitting on the corner like rent a kid!"

Danheiser and Noory think just because they do nice things for people some of the time karmically good'll come back to them.
Wrong, I can't wait to see their energies, it'll be like two ants among a stampede of elephants.
Turned of the radio.

Hahahahahahahahahaha

George is on a roll tonight (and that ain't good).

...a ciabatta roll.

Listen to this bumper music. WTF?!?!?!

Now, don't tell anyone but some musicians have asked
Premiere radio not to play their music as bumper music
to protest the lackadaisical entertainment of
Coast to Coast AM. They the producers don't try.
Knapp and the guy from Toronto are the only ones who try
to keep the listener tuned by their picks.

It's the last forty-five minutes of the show and the whole time Noory attempts to flirt with this woman/guest and she keeps saying, "let me finish my story." George's interview
beginning to sound like a carnivora commercial.
Anybody know what carnivora is?
It's the Order of a common house cat.

Whenever I hear GN I can only envision a hirsute pig behind a microphone.

noory is the glam rock of radio

Typical Nooryism last night...

The guest lady is talking about something and mentions a Yiddish term in the course of her story. Noory interrupts her and says, "Remember Dean Martin always used to call himself a 'schlemiel'? What does that mean?" Long pause. The lady says, "Uhhh, I'm not sure...I think it means 'clutz.'" Noory says, "One of our jewish friends will call in and tell us. What a jerkoff. The lady is probably thinking, "From that ENTIRE story I just got done telling you, you keyed in on and took away from it a yiddish term used in the telling of the story????!!!!!Are you even listening to what I'm saying?!"

Ohmpen lines

"To the phonies we go...!"

Nope.....a tortino pizza roll.....

"Died of drunk intoxification"
Fine form tonight

Hahahahahaha I heard that.

Aaaaaaand...off the radio goes. I can't take it.

"What's your take?" -- George Noory

Such depth of profundity, George. You're the master of the interview.

George Takei Noory

Someone just ONCE should answer: "My take is that you're a buffoon, but you inherited a program with quite a large audience, so fringe-types are forced to come on to sell their books. Am I warm?"

It is supposed to make people go to sleep. what is the problem?



Current topic: negative energy, surgery at 10AM, etc.

George is comfortably numb (blissfully ignorant).

What got you into all of this?

Indeed, indeed.

To the fone lynes wee go!

Art Bell is rolling in his grave.

Mandela effect?

Straight no Chaser !