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124 Mothman V2 Cold Open: The mythology of the cryptozoological creature known as “Mothman” begins on November 12th, 1966. On that day, five men were digging a grave at a cemetery near Clendenin [clin DEN in], West Virginia, and one of them claimed to witness a man- like creature fly over their heads. A creature they and other witnesses in the coming days would describe as a terrifying, large, man-like, grey monster with glowing red eyes and a roughly ten foot wing span that could fly at speeds anywhere from impossibly slow to over 100 mph. The Mothman creature would be described by someone as not having a head at all - two huge, ominous red eyes set inside its chest - eyes consistently reported to be glowing, or at least reflective. The details of his face, if “he” even has a face - if he is even a “he”, and his feet have never been adequately described. One witness who did claim to see its face, saw its face clearly, could only say that the details were horrible and monstrous. She had terrible nightmares and nearly suffered a nervous breakdown. Most who report getting a close look at the Mothman seems to suffer from extreme fear and psychological distress, sometimes lasting for months or years afterwards. In particular, people say that a sense of pure evil overcomes them when they see Mothman's eyes. The legend of Mothman, and most of the sightings, strangely center around the collapse of a bridge. On December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge that rose above the Ohio River and connected Point Pleasant, West Virginia with Gallipolis (gal uh POLICE), Ohio - collapsed and took the lives of forty-six people. And ever since, stories have abounded connecting this collapse to Mothman. Was this creature trying to warn locals that something bad was going to happen? Did it know the bridge would collapse? Is Mothman, head or no-head, some harbinger of impending doom? Was some bizarre creature trying to save the lives of those who died on December 15th? This is what some still believe. Or - is this all just a bunch of crazy, wackadoodle horseshit? Is this legend nothing more than the collective product of overactive imaginations and a few creative writers exploiting those imaginations? Always have to entertain that possibility when it comes to the paranormal! The story of Mothman would have never become a major part of American cryptozoological folklore if it weren’t for the 1970 book, “The Silver Bridge” written by noted ufologist Gray Barker. And then there was the “The Mothman Prophecies,” another important piece of the Mothman canon, written by another ufologist and journalist, John Keel, in 1975. We’re gonna look at the story of Mothman from all sides today. From absolute believers to “get the Hell out of here, there’s no way this happened” deniers. Today we’re gonna dig into the tale of creature that inspired the 2002 Richard Gere and Laura Linney thriller - love me some Laura Linney - the Mothman Prophecies, a movie based on that 1975 book of the same name. It’s also a movie that scared the shit out of my wife Lynze when she first saw it and a movie Chicago Reader critic Lisa Alspector called “The scariest movie I’ve ever seen.” Will today’s tale scare you? Does the Mothman give you the heebie jeebies? Or will this just be a wackadoodle gasser of a tale? Find out today, as we deep dive into the strange and hard to explain, today, on Timesuck! PAUSE TIMESUCK INTRO I. Welcome! A. Happy Monday: Happy Monday, Timesuckers. Hail you! Hail the mighty Timesucker! Trailblazer on various paths of curiosity. Hail the Cult of the Curious! Hail Nimrod and Lucifina as well. Praise Triple M and sweet Bojangles. Such a good boy. B. Joe Dimeo Pre-Roll: Timesuck is brought to you again today by the Broaum (Bro-um (one syllable word!) podcast. Broaum is show about how it’s ok to be a dude but all dudes should be better dudes . Each week on Broaum, Joe and Ben pick a topic that they think dudes could use a little help with. And, based on what I’ve heard so far, this info is fantastic for ladies also. It’s for everyone! This week on Broaum (Bro-um (one syllable word!) the guys discuss ways to enjoy art without being a wine swirling jerk . Also - what are the benefits of changing up your routine and seeing something new? Would you feel better if you had a different , possibly more artistic, creative outlet? This week Ben and Joe chat with Portland artists Bryce Wong and Alex Moan about ways to dip your toes into the art world. Tune in each week for new topics, new discussions and new ways to continue seeking enlightenment through deadlifts. Broaum (Bro-um) it up! https://www.broaum.com/ for more info. Link in the episode description. Or push the button on the Timesuck web or app. C. Tour Dates: our Dates: Thanks to everyone who came out to the Providence, Bridgeport, Albany, and New Brunswick. Whether the crowd was small or the room was sold out - the energy was fantastic every single show. Worked on a lot of new material and having awesome, enthusiastic crowds helped get the new stuff get funny fast. Pumped now for the whole rest of the year. Gonna have more fun Happy Murder Shows next week in Wisconsin. Those shows are packing out. Saturday early show may already be sold out Comedy on State - are you ready for the Happy Murder Tour? Are you ready for the first live Timesuck of 2019. The Ant Hill Kids! A Canadian tale of a fire and brimstone cult leader fathering 26 children and torturing followers before finally meeting his own violent end. It’s a helluva true crime story. Lot of wackadoodle in this one. Been awhile since we Sucked into a crazy cult, and this is a crazy cult. Bringing the Happy Murder tour to Philly the following week, and then both the live podcast and standup to downtown Salt Lake City soon after. And then Zanies in Nashville. Check out dancummins.tv for a full year of fun shows. More live Sucks coming up in Cleveland in April, Nashville in April at a comedy festival, Spokane and San Francisco in May, Orlando in August, Phoenix in September and then Denver, Grand Rapids, and Tacoma at the end of the year. And that’ll be it for the Ant Hill Kids! Hope you Space Lizards enjoyed the release of the video for the Denver show on Patreon this past week. Gotta check those Patreon posts and emails from time to time if you missed it. D. Sweatshirt: The first generation Meatsack sweatshirt for all Timesuckin' meatsacks is here! That’s pretty sweet. That’s a thing I’m happy about. Something I enjoy! It’s a varsity crew style Alternative sweatshirt that says MEATSACK right on the front so people know you’re on Team Meatsack aka Team All Humans Who Aren’t Assholes. (Team Meat Sack Fight Song (melody in voice memos): “We are the Meat-Sacks, you see! Fighting stupidity. We still make mistakes. Still suffer our heartaches. But we’ll try hard until we die. (Fight, fight, fight!) We are the Meat-Sacks, you see! Curious until the end! We will keep learning on, fight ignorance ‘till it’s gone. And make life better for one and all! (fight, fight, fight!) It’s an Alternative (Lynze’s FAV sweatshirt brand) Vintage French Terry style sweatshirt. Comes in either navy or porcelain. A meatsack uniform to face the world in. Represent the TImesuck home team or away team in whatever world or galaxy you’re in Both colors are a 50/50 Cotton/poly blend. Also a 100/100 imported manatee nutsack/domestic mongoose vagina blend. Why? 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