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Date Posted: 20:31:44 04/25/07 Wed
Author: TastingTheBlood
Subject: Coast-to-Coast
In reply to: Jay 's message, "Well, since you asked . . ." on 18:49:36 04/25/07 Wed

I haven't heard that name in a while. LOL... When I lived in North Carolina, I used to go to work with my dad on Friday nights. He drove a truck for an Auto Parts warehouse. He would deliver orders to different eastern NC auto parts stores at night... Start around 9 or 10 and be done by 8 A.M. I actually loved it! I would always take a tennis ball and play wallball at every single store while my dad worked. For him, he got some company in the truck, even though I was usually asleep by 3AM. LOL!

Anyways... We used to listen to Coast-to-Coast on the radio while we drove between stores. (sometimes as long as 2 hours) It may have actually been where I heard my first conspiracy theories! LOL!!! The alien and abduction discussions used to creep me out, even though I thoroughly enjoyed them.

When I was in Arizona for a bit, I used to like to listen to Charles Boyette on Air America (?I think?) in the mornings. He was a SUPER nice guy who would attack any politician. LOL

I also used to listen to Neal Boortz a LONG time ago. LOL! Believe it or not, he could have very well been the first place of mine to get Libertarian ideas. It's funny because he now seems to me like about the most "moderate" libertarian I've ever heard. I can't even believe he calls himself that! LOL... There were plenty of things I didn't like about him, though. One time he made a comment about how, with his law firm, he never hired ANYONE who was overweight. I fully support his right to do that, however, I thought his reasoning had holes and was too cruel. "Fat people get sick too often and end up calling off." I actually think Boortz is a supporter of the War in Iraq now, as well as Bush.

Now, I tend to only listen to Alex Jones and often visit www.jpfo.org and www.lewrockwell.com : )

Kellen Nebelski

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