Art Bell’s Open Lines Pact With the Devil episode features callers like Gary (Czech Republic), who lost everything after a 2017 mental deal for love, and Louis, who traded health for "100 women" but now suffers chlamydia at 38. Jared, jokingly claiming to be Stalin, got his ex back but became an alcoholic, while Hank admitted praying the devil into his stepmother’s fatal car crash. Bell warns of irreversible consequences, linking callers’ misfortune to psychological or supernatural risks. Meanwhile, a viral video turned a Catholic woman into the "devil incarnate," and Scott shared a $15 "soul certificate" from 2006—one of 666 sold by a Luciferian. The episode blends eerie confessions with fringe theories, underscoring Bell’s platform for unverified claims and late-night speculation. [Automatically generated summary]
I want to take a moment because it's very, very important.
If you have a smartphone, that's right, if you have a smartphone, it doesn't matter what kind, you know, Apple, Android.
I'm not so sure about BlackBerry, but I think they probably work.
Somebody should call with the BlackBerry so I find out.
It's so easy to call us and sound like a million dollars.
Now, what do I mean by that?
Well, if you use Skype on a smartphone, oh my goodness, you really, really, really sound good.
You sound like you're right here in the studio.
And so what you say carries more authority, authoriti, when you say it.
So, here's how you do it.
You put Skype in your smartphone.
You just go to the store and get Skype.
And then once you get it, it is this simple.
You go to add contact, not to where you dial a number, but to add a contact, a little plus sign in Skype.
And you add me.
And how do you do that?
If you're in North America, America, or Canada, you add me by putting in MITD51.
That's midnight in the desert, M-I-T-D.
It's not case sensitive, 51.
And then I'll be in your contact list, and you can press that and dial me free.
Now, worldwide, it works the same way.
The difference is, if you're outside of North America, you put in MITD55.
Again, you go to add a contact, that's a little plus sign in Skype, and put in MITD55.
And I'll be in your contact list.
You can press it, and away we go.
All right, before we get started, this is going to be a crazy, crazy show tonight.
This is very serious news, I think.
North Korea says it is all set for an all-out war against South Korea beginning at 5.30 p.m.
That'll be 2.30 here in the morning on the West Coast.
This is a deadline that this idiot in North Korea has set for the South Koreans to stop broadcasting propaganda.
They've got all these speakers set up, broadcasting all the propaganda into North Korea.
North Korea is saying if they don't stop, if they don't dismantle the speakers by that time, it is war.
I mean, war.
There's already been artillery exchange, that kind of thing.
I think the North Koreans aimed at the speakers and missed.
Doesn't say much for their smart weapons, huh?
Anyway, they missed, and then South Korea fired a whole artillery barrage back at them.
And now there is this deadline.
And, you know, this maniac in North Korea, you cannot tell if he's serious, but giving a time deadline sounds serious.
The U.S. actually suspended the exercises it was doing for a period of time with South Korea because they consider it that serious.
So, you know, it could be the same old baloney from North Korea, or it could be a war just after I get off the air.
Hard to say.
The U.S. stock market took a really, really big hit.
I think it went about 530 some odd points down.
It's bad.
Everybody is worried about China.
China is driving all of this.
Now, oil prices, on the other hand, are going down to about 40 bucks a barrel.
So that's the good news.
They expect the at-the-pump prices to roughly become two bucks.
That sounds good, right?
I don't know about the rest of it, though.
The Vatican's chief astronomer says he does not believe that we will encounter any intelligent forms of life from outside our own galaxy anytime soon, especially said he, when it's so difficult to encounter intelligent life here on our planet.
Ah, sense of humor in the Vatican.
The father said that, or made an admission, actually, that the Bible is not a scientific book.
This is Father Funes, or Funes, F-U-N-E-S, Funus, I guess.
Funes, I don't know.
Anyway, he says, if we look for scientific responses to our questions in the Bible, we are making a mistake.
Now, when do you hear that from the Vatican?
My goodness.
All right, and here's the big one.
This is going to drive a special line tonight.
Now, we do have open lines.
That means, yeah, you know, call about anything.
I don't care.
It doesn't matter.
Anything that you want to talk about is fair game.
But the Vatican now says that demon possession is at, quoting here, emergency levels.
Atop Vatican meeting, demon busters and psychiatrists group warned that more and more people were dabbling in black magic, becoming possessed as a result.
Walter Cascalani, the spokesman for the International Association of Exorcists, which is now holding its first meeting ever at the Holy See, said last night, the practice of the occult, Satanism, and abnormal things is opening the gateway to an extraordinary amount of demonic activity.
They have never, ever seen anything like it.
They are saying it is at emergency levels.
And this will drive my special line tonight.
Other than open lines and anything you want to talk about, what I want to know is the following.
Have you made a deal with the devil?
I really mean that.
Have you made a deal with the devil?
And I know a lot of you have.
Now, I know it's going to be hard to pick up the phone and admit it, but I think many of you Will.
And if you have made a deal with the devil, how's it going?
Now, listen to me.
Contrary to what you may see in the movies, there is not going to be some guy with horns, glowing red eyes coming to see you with a piece of paper to sign.
Uh-uh-uh-uh.
It doesn't work that way.
You can make a deal with the devil by doing it in your head.
You can say, I want a million dollars, and I am willing to...
So if you're out there, devil, don't take this seriously.
I've got my million.
I'm willing to sacrifice everything, anything, whatever to get there.
And once you have done that mentally, you have made a deal with the devil.
You have.
Believe it.
It doesn't have to be a signed document.
This is something you do in your own mind and your own soul.
And I think that it is irrevocable.
I think you cannot, once you've made this deal, revoke the deal.
It's interesting.
I had this topic up on Facebook, and I got a response before I even went on the air from Gary, who is writing from the Czech Republic.
And he said, yes, I made a deal with the devil and every spirit of earth and sky for the woman of my dreams.
That was five years ago, Gary says, and we are more in love than ever.
We will, but it has cost me everything.
Tough one.
He may call in tonight.
I hope he does.
Because that's exactly what I'm talking about.
This is a pact you make in your own mind.
And again, I don't know this for sure, but I'm pretty sure it's irrevocable.
Once you've made it, you may get what you wanted, but I don't think you can take the deal back.
All right, so here's a quick rendition of the numbers, and then away we go.
Are you ready?
My public number, the one all of you can use, is Area Code 952-225-5278.
Again, area code 952-225-5278.
Put a one in front of that, of course.
Now, if you have made a deal with the devil, I'm going to give out a number right now, and that is Area Code 575-208-7787.
Got that?
Devildoers, have you got that?
Area code 575-208-7787.
With all that said, I know it's hard.
It's really hard.
Well, there it's ringing again.
So let's give it a try.
Let's see what we get.
You are on here.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello.
I was actually just wanting to make a comment about something that you had said.
Have you actually at some point made a deal with the devil?
unidentified
Well, I went through a process that I thought was going to do that.
I can't tell you with any certainty what degree of success came around from that, but I certainly went through a process and some very scary things happened as a result of that.
Why did you, most importantly, why did you decide to make the deal?
unidentified
I don't know.
I guess I was very young at the time and I felt powerless and I felt like maybe this would be an opportunity for me to get out of economic oppression and several other things that I saw as my future at that time.
I had medical conditions and poverty and I wanted to escape.
Well, in actuality, I had already done a couple of candle magic things that I had learned by purchasing books at a New Age bookstore for money, and that had kind of worked, and a girl, and that had kind of worked.
I'd seen some results from doing those repetitive, meditative things around that.
So the actual request that I had at that time was, I know this is silly, but the ability to levitate another human.
If someone were attacking me or if I wanted to, I don't know, coerce someone into doing something that if I could just levitate them off of the ground a little bit or something of that nature to scare them, that that would be sufficient to, you know, other goals.
I wanted to tell you about an experience that happened years ago.
We saw a craft, per se, in my parents' backyard.
This was probably 20 years ago.
In the middle of the night, my sister had gotten up from her room and went through their living room, going to the kitchen, and they had a huge plate glass window.
And she sees this disc shape, seemingly about two foot in diameter, circular, that seems to be floating.
A man hiking near a local suicide spot in rural Queensland has snapped a picture of a shadowy figure that some claim is a ghost.
The image posted to Toowoomba's Ghost Chasers Facebook page appears to show a bald man with a short beard wearing a red jumper standing among a stack of fallen branches.
The group claims that a member who goes by Brock David was hiking in a national park near Goombura in rural Queensland when he started to feel as if someone was watching him.
The ghost hunting group said that while hikers frequent the area, it is a rare sight to see someone dressed in red in the middle of remote bushland.
Take a look at the photos yourself and let us know what you think.
Do you see a Bigfoot in red?
Darkmatternews.
com A possible drunken spirit?
Well, maybe.
There's a bizarre security camera footage that's floating on YouTube right now.
It's of a ghost that's spotted wandering around an empty bar after closing time, apparently looking for its next drink.
This eerie apparition appears to float past the table in the center of the camera's frame where it hovers for a few seconds.
And then just a few moments later, the blurry object just disappears out of shot in one sudden movement.
This spooky spirit was spotted at the Shaws Bay Hotel in New South Wales, Australia, and the managers of the bar decided to upload the video to their social media site to see what other viewers made of it.
But while some Facebook viewers were impressed with the ghostly footage, others were not quite so convinced.
So go ahead, take a look at it yourself and let us know what side of the tracks you are on at DarkMatternews.com.
Police are seeking clues to the whereabouts of a corpse of a 25-year-old woman stolen from a casket after her funeral at a San Antonio chapel last week.
Mission Park Funeral Chapel is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to those who took Julie Mott's body sometime between her August 15th funeral and the next day when her corpse was discovered to be missing.
Regions of the United States that experience dry winters and anticipate lower than average snowfalls have turned to a technology known as cloud seeding.
This helps maximize precipitation.
Nevada and Idaho are among 10 states using the 50-year-old technology in hopes of lessening future droughts.
Cloud seeding works by releasing particles of silver iodide into the atmosphere either by plane or by a ground-based installation in higher altitude.
The particles give water molecules more to latch onto In existing clouds and can increase precipitation by as much as 10% over the course of a season.
Cloud seeding, though, cannot create clouds and it only works at temperatures under 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
The state of California had 13 cloud seeding programs during the 2002-2003 season.
A 2005 report from the California Department of Water Resources estimated that the cost to fund the precipitation enhancement program would be $177 million through 2030.
The high cost of cloud seeding has made it the subject of some criticism.
A 2003 report from the National Academy of Sciences questioned whether cloud seeding is worth the price tag, saying more research needs to be done to prove the technology's effectiveness.
Nevada's Desert Research Institute is eyeing drones as a potential way to decrease the cost of cloud seeding.
DRI may soon have the ability to test this technology, as the state was selected as one of the Federal Aviation Administration's six test sites for commercial drones.
And others have raised concerns about the potential environmental impact of introducing silver iodide into the environment, as the compound does not dissolve in water.
A 2008 study by the Weather Modification Association compiled years of research on the subject and found no evidence of environmentally harmful effects.
Now, remember, you've got to keep your language clear here.
unidentified
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir, of course.
I took her home, and she pulled out a vial of blood, and she wanted me to drink some with her.
So, yeah, that's what I thought.
And I said, I'd rather drink your blood, and she obliged, and she cut her wrist a little bit, and she let me suck from her wrist, and then she wanted to suck from mine.
I think we'll all be grays, sir, with somewhat Asian eyes.
Think about it.
I mean, if we continue intermarrying the way we're doing, we will be greys with somewhat Asian eyes.
And I'll leave that thought with you.
unidentified
Yeah, and the atmosphere of the earth could change by then.
Yeah, I mean, that's evolution.
That's evolution, that's right.
Also, the experience I had was in a house I lived in when I was a teenager up in New York.
I believe it possibly had paranormal activity in it.
The reason why I say that is I remember one morning I was sleeping in my bed, and my dad was, he'd be getting up to go to work and everything.
Normally he would come in before he'd leave to say goodbye to me.
Well, I was laying there and I heard him going in from out of his room to the kitchen and all that.
And the door, like, I had my eyes closed, but the door to my, it seemed like the door to my room opened because you know how you can sometimes see the, even with your eyes closed, you can see the room brighten up a little bit.
Sure, sure.
I got that sensation, and I looked over at the door and I saw a shadowy figure of a man who I thought was my dad.
I didn't really see features of him.
And it approached my bed, and here I was waiting for my dad to lean over and say something to me.
And it was just like it was never there to begin with.
If you get a shadow person in front of you, you're an unknown being, you always go under the covers.
Everybody knows that.
unidentified
I thought it was my dad.
I wasn't scared.
I expected it to be my dad, but it wasn't.
It was like it wasn't there to begin with.
Anyway, we went away for the summer, and when we got back, the neighbors, they wanted to tell us something, and their little daughter, I remember her pointing up, her parents said, tell them what you saw.
And she pointed up at my bedroom window.
It happened to be my window of our house, and said, I saw an angel looking out at me.
Yes, we have a great lineup of guests coming, but, you know, I really can't talk about the guests coming because of reasons that I'm sure you understand.
unidentified
Sure, and I was just curious.
I've always been a real big fan of Neil DeGrassy Tyson, and I know he's never been on your show.
And I was wondering, is there a reason for that?
Or do you have plans to maybe put him onto the show?
And again, if you have made a deal with the devil, then, and while I appreciate your well-wishes and everything, this is only if you made a deal with the devil.
Otherwise, do not call this number.
I mean, who knows?
Think of it this way.
The devil might be out there right now.
And if he is, and he knows you're trying to call that line, he might assume you're a candidate for a deal.
Trying to put you off a little bit.
So if you made a deal with the devil, it's area code 575-208-7787.
Special number 575-208-7787, but only if you made a deal with the devil.
That's all.
All right, let's go to, I don't know, let's go up here and say, hi, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hey, Art.
Hey, talk to you, buddy.
Hey.
So I want to confirm that while you're on hold, you're definitely not getting any audio from the show.
So I had a couple of comments about a show you had earlier in the week.
You had Joe Rogan on, and I caught the tail end of that when he was talking about his sensory deprivation chamber or tank.
And then you had David Sarita on immediately after that.
And one wonders if David has his own sensory deprivation tank, because some of that stuff he was spouting off about, I almost pulled the rest of my hair out.
I followed David to a certain point, and some of it I understood, and then he went off a cliff and lost me.
And I tried to get myself back, but I couldn't.
And apparently you couldn't either.
So, yeah, that's the way it goes sometimes.
unidentified
Yeah, I mean, the first, the simplest way to see that there were some flaws in the mathematics he was using when he was discussing the standing wave frequencies around the stars.
And he defined it as the frequency is the speed of light divided by the radius of the star, or basically the circumference of the star, but it boils down to the radius of the star.
Disregarding the factor of 2 pi.
So the tones that you played for him, the one for Vega, it was a nice, beautiful tone, but it was a high-pitched tone.
It was a high-pitched tone.
Now, you also played a NASA measured tone of our sun.
Well, you know, in that case, I mean, it really, even though you didn't specifically make the deal with God in that situation, I'd sort of give you the benefit of the doubt.
So you're probably all right, but you did specify anybody, huh?
unidentified
Yeah, I didn't care.
I'm sure you've not been in that situation exactly, but no, I certainly have not.
So two of my friends were in Los Angeles staying in a high-rise apartment building, stepped out to have a smoke on the balcony, and immediately noticed that there was a gigantic craft hovering over West Los Angeles with the city shimmering under the reflection of the lower half of the craft.
After this occurred, both of them noticed a very interesting thing, was that the number 444 always came up.
And we can understand how you could make that happen in your mind, you know.
But it was very interesting how this strange number 444 kept coming up with them, whether it was page numbers, things like that.
And after they told me that story, now I know this one, where I think their original one's real, it's a real situation.
But here's the funny thing about the human mind.
They told me that story, and then I think I put that into my own mind, because after that story, I started noticing 444.
You know, I'm like driving by the hamburger place.
Yeah, I'm sure that this sex thing is very, very common.
I know that when you're in your early 20s, for example, the hormones are raging, actually, way before that.
I imagine a lot of 16-year-olds made that deal.
unidentified
It's weird that you have this topic tonight because just yesterday I have subscribed to you on YouTube and I was listening to all your conversations with Father Malachi.
So do you, at this point, do you regret the deal or do you look forward to a continued life of debauchery?
unidentified
Well, I'm 60 now, so hopefully I just turned 60.
So I'm 70.
Well, yeah, but I'm not knocking it, but yeah, yeah, yeah, so do I. But it's just that I, you know, well, I'm on Social Security now, so, you know, and you're on Social Security at 60?
Yeah, yeah, I get I was unable to work except years.
Well, because of, like I said, the mental health issues.
You can't, at 60 years old, go back and think about all those women you had, and I know you had many because I can hear it in your voice and not know that you're going to have to carry through with your deal.
A strange volcano-like building spews water instead of lava.
Its welcoming windows adorned with moss and vines complementing the surrounding trees.
It looks like the kind of place the blue folk from Avatar might hook up with hobbits and ewoks to go on holiday.
But this is neither Pandora, Middle Earth, nor the Star Wars forest moon of Indore.
Deep in southern Chile lies the Montana Magica Lodge, an extraordinary hotel hidden away in the center of a 300,000 acre private nature reserve.
It might be completely artificial, but the lodge actually erupts every day, sending water running down the outside of the 13-room guest house.
What makes this Magic Mountain Hotel truly magical is its location.
The Magic Mountain Retreat in Los Rios is accessible only by foot, and intrepid guests must brave a swinging rope bridge to enter it.
Located within the Hulo Hulo Private Natural Reserve, the hotel is nestled among the natural world.
Among the things at the reserve are the Hulo Hulo Falls, Poodu, and the world's smallest deer species in the longest zipline system in South Africa.
The Magic Mountain Hotel itself is built from local wood and stone, and each of the nine rooms are equipped with modern amenities, large windows to look out at the forest, and each room is named after a different local species of bird.
Originally a place for friends to stay while they enjoyed the hunting and fishing resources of the Hulu Hulo Reserve, the name is from a favorite book of the owners.
The story describes a mountain that has magical powers and grants wishes, the Magic Mountain.
The lodge is indeed a special place.
Scammers pretending to be employees of Facebook have been contacting people in the paranormal community trying to get them to send money.
The thieves tell potential victims that they've won a contest and that they have to pay a transfer fee to get their winnings.
Paranormal enthusiast Chris Mellencon was contacted by someone named Harris Edna of Facebook headquarters.
Edna claimed to be an online promo agent that works for Facebook.
The scammer is telling victims to send money grams to Geraldine Evanson in Londonderry, New Hampshire.
Mellencon suspected that the message was a scam and warned friends on Facebook.
A list of NASA award grants that fund technologies with the intention of transforming future space exploration has been published.
And there was one entry that caught the public eye, turning poop, that's right, feces back into food.
While this idea might sound like, well, total crap, it's going to be an essential obstacle to overcome if we ever want to send humans as far as Mars.
There's only a limited amount of supplies that can go in a rocket to Mars, and there's already a demand for food, oxygen, and rocket fuel.
It is an engineering challenge to stuff a spaceship with enough food for roughly nine months for a one-way mission, and longer if the crew plans on coming back home.
But if the crew could simply pop their poop into some sort of recycling machine and eat the synthetic food that comes out, then this would make space travel much easier.
It would reduce the amount of food needed to be taken on a voyage and maybe lengthen the time astronauts could stay in space.
The grant total is $200,000 a year for up to three years.
The lucky winners that will be making use of this funding to recycle poop back into food are researchers from Clinton University in South Carolina.
Space travelers might not be so delighted about the thought of consuming their own recycled feces.
They say that mental repulsion shouldn't be too difficult to overcome, though, since astronauts already drink their own recycled urine.
But at the moment, we have no idea what the poop food might taste like.
In the meantime, astronauts have started enjoying ISS grown lettuce, much more palatable.
There's a big cold front, which it's moving in again, and all these little spot fires started up all over the place.
And all of a sudden, this cold front blew in.
Hurricane force winds kicked up, and the whole thing burned part of Montana, a lot of Idaho, Lolo Forest, Pondere, and it just torched the whole landscape.
Yeah, it's based off of a visual novel, but if you have some time, I suggest that you look up the show, and that's Stein's gate, all run together, and between the two words, there's a semicolon, and it's kind of an interesting thing.
Everything is fine now, but the weird thing is, is that when she lived there, because I asked her tonight, I go, when you lived in that house, did you see anything weird?
And she goes, yeah.
She goes, we could see Jesus in the wall in the paint.
And everybody that come over could see Jesus in the paint, too.
Belgab is a site that follows this program to some degree or another, full of unusual people that I have described as vaguely lovable.
Sometimes they're fun, sometimes they're mean.
However, the one observation I would make about Belgab is, for the most part, it has more intelligent users than you will find on most boards.
That's not to say they don't break out into, you know, like North and South Korea fights occasionally.
Speaking of that, you're going to want to keep an eye on that tonight.
It really looks like something is going to happen in the Koreas, or very well may happen.
It'll be about 2.30 in the morning Pacific time or just a few hours from now.
So that bear is watching because the idiot in the North has laid down a deadline, and he says either the South Koreans stop with the speakers or he's going to blow them to bits.
All-out war, he says.
So you definitely are going to want to keep an eye on that.
I have no idea if the mafia was involved at any point.
However, let me comment a little bit on the mafia while we're on the subject.
There are many native Las Vegans, including myself, who remember when a very great deal of Las Vegas was run by the mafia.
And frankly, it ran a lot better than it does now.
And by that, I mean there was less crime.
It wasn't tolerated.
The price of committing a crime many times could end up being a lump in the desert.
We had a lot of lumps in the desert as you drive along.
You'll see a lump here and a lump there.
Sometimes those are people who cheated in years past.
So the mafia was not, in totality, a bad thing in terms of Las Vegas.
Now, since we have become law-like, since we have political correctness in the way the policing of Las Vegas is achieved, well, it's not like the good old days.
Or maybe I misjudged the good old days.
I don't know.
On my I Made a Deal with the Devil line, you're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Yes, this is my first time to call you or hear you.
Please tell me what's the correct number for people who did not make a deal with the devil.
Listen, if you called, if you hold on a minute, if you called on the devil and the horned one actually showed up in person with his minions, it's too late.
She just threw that one out there, and the shift ended.
And it was one of those nights where my parents were off on vacation.
They asked me to house it for them.
So I was in my old home, in my old room, and somewhere between like 1 in the morning and 4 in the morning, I heard this laughter, just this bizarre, just the weirdest laughter you've ever heard.
Basically, just like that.
And so I jumped out of my bed, opened my door, and I noticed every light on in the house.
Yeah, and I sincerely apologize, and Art didn't make the mistake I did.
But I do want to see your first time in space on the days of 9600 bought on Videotron.
Whoever knew that we would have that.
But I really wanted to ask you the question.
I knew before you got back on the radio that on this show here that you had some problems with the bumper music, how you were going to be able to get it on the right side.
Well, what happened there is we joined as what is called, we found something called a small webcaster model, which allows us at least, I mean, the music is very expensive, but in my case, I just wouldn't do the show without the music.
I just wouldn't do it.
So we found a way to do it, and it's called the small webcaster model, and there you have it.
unidentified
Cool.
Well, I'm a time traveler now to help you support that because all my days between Phoenix and California, when I moved out there, and also listened to you from Union Plaza, AMDXing, it's been a pleasure.
You mean somebody came and said, Look, I can take care of that for you.
All you need to do is XYZ?
unidentified
Well, yeah, pretty much.
That's kind of been it.
I've had a series of dreams over the last two years or so where this entity has come to me in my dream and basically told me that I can have whatever I want.
He'll give me whatever I want.
I just have to be specific, and I just have to either give him my soul or the soul of someone I love.
Well, see, there was somebody here earlier who said, who had made a deal with the devil, and he said, one of the things you need to be sure of is that you are very specific about what you want.
unidentified
Right.
Right.
I heard that caller, and that's absolutely true.
And it's something that I'm aware of.
I've practiced witchcraft since I was 13 years old.
So I'm definitely aware of the specifics.
Yes.
You know, and I'm definitely aware that I've probably opened up some energies that I shouldn't have.
But, you know, you had the priestess from the Church of Satan earlier in the week, and she said something that really struck me that was kind of related.
And it was that, you know, that kind of thing will drive you to the brink of madness.
And I can definitely say in the last two years, despite the fact that I haven't really buckled down and said, okay, you can have my soul, and, you know, we're going to do this, it's definitely changed me as a person.
His really, just because the realism, the fact that it's so verifiable, it's really happening, and he has no idea why it's happening is what makes it so scary.
Now, what we had to do in order to sell our soul to the devil was to go ahead and sign our name in our blood and signing it over to the devil then burning it in our wood stove.
Well, you know, you don't make a deal for nothing.
So, I mean, what did you want in return for this?
unidentified
Well, I wanted my dad back.
Well, that didn't exactly happen.
There's a show that's really popular in Japan about a bunch of alchemists, a couple kids that are alchemists that try to bring their mom back to life using alchemy, which is the one thing you're absolutely prohibited from doing is trying to bring someone back to life.
And it ends up ruining their life and putting them on a journey to try and fix everything.
Actually, his brother gets turned into a suit of armor because his soul gets disconnected from his body.
And they really messed up their lives trying to do that.
And so it just kind of reminded me of that.
But that's scary stuff.
That's the one thing, trying to bring someone back from the dead, man.
Yeah, well, I didn't know exactly what I was doing.
I just knew that I was willing to do what I could.
And we also, like I said, party house, so drinking was involved as well.
And other people were on drugs.
So it was a little bit of a crazy thing, but we had some crazy circumstances arise after that.
We had some Ouija boards brought into my home as well.
Michelle, thank you, and thanks for helping with the interview.
And so my question to you is, how do you feel now about the fact that, well, your fate is sealed in blood at that time?
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Well, I, you know, I just live life.
I don't look at all the negative things that happen and think that that's the reason, you know, but I do, you know, it does go through my mind here and there of, you know, am I cursed?
I ended up dating a coworker of mine.
And, well, his son's name was Damien, and his name was Byron.
And the thing about it was, is it was, it was, I didn't know that he was considered a Satanist.
He told me he did not believe in, you know, Satan and all this, but I went over to his house and he had, you know, all sorts of Satanist books and a few other weird books.
The first rainfall to wash over a Tianjin since a series of blasts struck a warehouse in the Binha district last week has sparked a new wave of concern as an unidentified white foam has appeared on the city streets.
And as the South China Morning Post reports, some have claimed that the rain had burned their skin and lips, which would be consistent with the text message purported to have emanated from the American embassy, which by the way immediately denied its authenticity, advising workers to avoid all contact between their skin and the rain.
As the rain progressed, an unusual white foam emerged on roads near the blast site.
A journalist reported feeling burns on the lips and arms after being exposed to the rain.
As for the official explanation for why the streets in Tianjin are now running white and what might very well be an extremely toxic cyanide-laced foam, Tianjin's Environmental Monitoring Center says it's a normal phenomenon when rain falls and similar things have occurred before.
And if that explanation wasn't enough for you, consider this.
There has been a massive fish die-off some six kilometers away from the blast site.
A separate investigation is underway, but the government says no cyanide was detected in sample water.
But clearly after the massive blast in Tianjin, something is causing the white foam on the streets, burning of the skin, and massive quantities of fish dying in the sea.
You know, we could use your news tips, strange stories of paranormal or weird news.
Send it to us on our tip line at darkmatternews.com.
Inspired partially by science fiction, NASA scientists are seriously considering space elevators as a mass transit system for the next century.
Does this sound like a sci-fi channel or a chapter out of Arthur C. Clarke's Fountains of Paradise?
Well, it is a real possibility.
A space elevator that researchers are considering as a far-out space transportation system for the next century.
David Smitherman of NASA's Marshall's Advanced Projects Office has compiled plans for such an elevator that could turn science fiction into reality.
His publication, Space Elevators and Advanced Earth Space Infrastructure to the New Millennium, is based on findings from a space infrastructure conference held at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
The workshop included scientists and engineers from government and industry representing various fields such as structures, space tethers, materials, and earth space environments.
A space elevator is essentially a long cable extending from our planet's surface into space with its center of mass at a geostationary Earth orbit, 35,786 kilometers in altitude.
Electromagnetic vehicles traveling along the cable could serve as a mass transportation system for moving people, payloads, and power between Earth and space.
The current plans call for a base tower approximately 50 kilometers tall.
The cable would be tethered to the top.
To keep the cable structure from tumbling to Earth, it would be attached to a large counterbalance mass beyond geostationary orbit.
Perhaps an asteroid moved into place for that purpose.
Four to six elevator tracks would extend up the sides of the tower in cable structure going to platforms at different levels.
These tracks would allow electromagnetic vehicles to travel at speeds reaching thousands of kilometers per hour.
During a speech he once gave, someone in the audience asked Arthur C. Clarke when the space elevator would become a reality.
Clark answered, probably about 50 years after everybody quits laughing.
He's got a point.
Once you stop dismissing something as unattainable, then you start working on its development.
Now, considering this article on science.nasa.gov was written some 16 years ago, I guess the laughing has not stopped yet.
But when it does, this is going to be an exciting development.
Although, thank you, Art, for pointing out how I'm now going to hell.
Although, something I really want to say is that the way that I understand Christian theology, it kind of sounds like when you go to heaven, you it kills your personality and your emotions and whatever.
And so to me, it reminds me a lot of a quote from Paradise Lost, and this is a loose paraphrase.
It's like, it's better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven, you know, where you can at least still feel pain instead of just being numb to everything and being kind of like a mindless slave in heaven.
I don't know.
That probably sounds kind of weird, and your viewers are going to.
What I'm trying to say is that since the video was released yesterday on YouTube, even long, long-time fans have, because of the transgendered nature of the video, not the song, but the video.
If you understand.
I'm with you.
And so long-time fans have come out on YouTube and saying that she's the devil incarnate, that you're, you know, and so on and so on.
Yeah, but she's, well, it's just a beautiful video, but at the same time, all of a sudden, fans from all over the world who thought she was an angel and so on, she's now, because of this video, she's being pariah because of the content of the video.
Yeah, wouldn't you think that buying a portion or 666 of a Pope's soul would be perhaps a scam?
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Well, I guess it depends on where you're sitting.
I mean, I have questions about the existence of, well, I know the Pope exists, former Pope, but I'm not so sure about the good guy up in the sky or the bad guy way down below.
So it was more of a humorous thing.
And like I said, how many chances do you get to have a certificate good for one 666?
Yeah, well, you know, it's funny because I know it's right down the street from you, and I thought, you should go check that place out or at least investigate it a little more because there's all kinds of crazy stuff happening.
A lot of people want to sell books, and I've heard several people on the air wanting to sell a book and telling people that if we have a massive blackout due to electromagnetic pulls, that it's physically impossible to pump gasoline with no electricity.
And I've known all my life that there's such a thing as a hand pump.