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"Frost at Midnight" by S.T.C. delineates the stranger in the hearth. Have at it, yobs.

"Frost at Midnight" by S.T.C. delineates the stranger in the hearth. Have at it, yobs.

"Frost at Midnight" by S.T.C. delineates the stranger in the hearth. Have at it, yobs.

In the fall of 1985, the Puzzling Evidence Network was sending a pirate television signal out across the western US. One of the program lines was a series on up-and-coming religious cults, which were very popular at the time. Bluette LeBeau, brave girl reporter, was investigating the mysterious deaths of witnesses to the assassination of J R "Bob" Dobbs, the salesman diety of this group. All of these people would quickly die after being interviewed by her, so the shockingly predictable results should have surprised no one. As for the figure we now see at "Ask Dr Hal" and other presentations, it is said that Dr Hal had a closet full of carefully constructed, life-like Dr Hal robots, resembling him down to the smallest cuticle, that continue his good works for his church, now and forever. One of these robots can also be heard with us on Puzzling Evidence, on KPFA.org.

In the fall of 1985, the Puzzling Evidence Network was sending a pirate television signal out across the western US. One of the program lines was a series on up-and-coming religious cults, which were very popular at the time. Bluette LeBeau, brave girl reporter, was investigating the mysterious deaths of witnesses to the assassination of J R "Bob" Dobbs, the salesman diety of this group. All of these people would quickly die after being interviewed by her, so the shockingly predictable results should have surprised no one. As for the figure we now see at "Ask Dr Hal" and other presentations, it is said that Dr Hal had a closet full of carefully constructed, life-like Dr Hal robots, resembling him down to the smallest cuticle, that continue his good works for his church, now and forever. One of these robots can also be heard with us on Puzzling Evidence, on KPFA.org.

In the fall of 1985, the Puzzling Evidence Network was sending a pirate television signal out across the western US. One of the program lines was a series on up-and-coming religious cults, which were very popular at the time. Bluette LeBeau, brave girl reporter, was investigating the mysterious deaths of witnesses to the assassination of J R "Bob" Dobbs, the salesman diety of this group. All of these people would quickly die after being interviewed by her, so the shockingly predictable results should have surprised no one. As for the figure we now see at "Ask Dr Hal" and other presentations, it is said that Dr Hal had a closet full of carefully constructed, life-like Dr Hal robots, resembling him down to the smallest cuticle, that continue his good works for his church, now and forever. One of these robots can also be heard with us on Puzzling Evidence, on KPFA.org.

They said they "were the building blocks of the Universe"....X Day's favorite band, the Amino Acids, lands on San Francisco and burns a hole in the grinder! A little taste of the end of the world was had by all as Ivan Stang intros four of the faceless minions you may expect to meet you at the "pleasure saucers" on the last day of this world....if you believe in this world, that is...

Glassmadness and Rev Papa Joe Mama bag balm confusion as Solemn Gomorah fixes the outrage that the show generates, and a visit to a Subgenius submarine...