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Subbed! I use an app called BeyondPod, and it found your podcast with no trouble.

Why, exactly, do a bunch of lawyers need money to advance a lawsuit? I smell a money-extracting scheme here.

Mick, I work in the flooring dept at the Large Home Improvement Warehouse where you likely bought that tile, and I am pretty sure it is not porcelain, but ceramic, as most wall tiles like that are. Ceramic is fired to a lower temperature, is more porous, and less dense and tough than porcelain...

There appear to be untouched trees next to destroyed buildings in this picture from the Great Chicago Fire. I guess we had clandestine space lasers in 1871?

Stephen Fry obviously heard the latest episode of The Skeptic Zone :). Mick, you really do come across well in an audio format. I haven't heard you interviewed on any of the skeptical podcasts about your book. Do you need some of us to do some nudging?

So . . . the ship turned around and came back over the horizon?

Ah, they are live stream cameras, as in crappy cameras. No wonder there is "video burn" on the images.

Look closely at the cars zipping along the freeway in the lower right left of the frame. Several of them leave the same light trails as the things up in the sky. Seagull theory looks good to me.

Here's another non-Nazi swastika image that surprises people: Its of a Native American School Basketball team in 1909:

I ran across this video on depotting electronics today, and it reminded me of this thread. Perhaps someone who bought one of these devices would like to try depotting the components to see what's inside (might void the warranty :rolleyes:, however). Source...

In a bit of encouraging news, our local conservative-leaning rag has an article about the retraction: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2015/sep/27/journal-retraction-chemtrails/

Thanks, Graham 2001, I love me some AstroStu!

Stellarium is still downloadable in a variety of flavors: http://www.stellarium.org/

This is still being reported as legit,. In fact, here is a PRI interview with a representative of the company, who claims that the offer is legit: http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-02-09/british-travel-company-offers-rain-free-wedding-day So, is the OP pulling our legs, or the interviewee?

The term "vomitorium" is still used in theaters, though it is usually shortened to "vom".

I can see the downside of pranking people in this way, but must admit to enjoying the lulz. I hope that this is a true story and I'd encourage kid starts up a Madagascar Skeptics group. "One MAM Organizer said to me that many people really would rather go blind than eat golden rice. "Its...

Perhaps a link to the original source of the list?

Likely correct, that they are lying, but they may still be blinded by belief in free energy. There is the phenomenon of the "pious fraud": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pious_fraud

The pilots don't like 420 I'm glad to hear that . . .;) (still learning these formatting thingies . . .)

Contrail and Mars. San Diego, CA a couple of days ago. (Do I win the noisy photo contest? :D)