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  BikerGrammy said, on Sep 24th at 7:45 pm:

  Great as usual.

  We don't have to be crazy to enjoy this but it sure helps
  
  Love & Hugs.

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 7:44 pm:

  Yes, good show tonight. I just wish METALLICA had shown up!

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  NickYak said, on Sep 24th at 7:40 pm:

  YAH!

  VERY cool show tonight---and I agree with Chris that next week should be on EXORCISMS.

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  sanddanz said, on Sep 24th at 6:35 pm:

  I sure hope Captain X-MAS shows up tonight...

  so that he can see Chris in action as a co-host!!!

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  Captain X-MAS said, on Sep 24th at 5:50 pm:

  ****A MESSAGE FROM CAPTAIN X-MAS****

  ****CAPTAIN X-MAS HAS DONE BATTLE WITH THE SO-CALLED JERSEY DEVIL****IT IS NOT TO BE TAKEN LIGHTLY****THE JERSEY DEVIL IS THE REASON CAPTAIN X-MAS WEARS HIS MASK****CAPTAIN X-MAS WAS HORRIBLY DISFIGURED IN HIS DESPERATE BATTLE WITH THE AFOREMENTIONED SPAWN OF HELL****I SUGGEST YOU CANCEL THIS PROGRAM SIR LONNY****DO SO NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE****THIS HAS BEEN AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM****CAPTAIN X-MAS****

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 5:13 pm:

  Those Pine Barrens are Evil!

  If it was merely a myth, then how do we explain the sightings of the creature and the witness accounts from reliable persons like businessmen, police officers and even public officials? They are not easy to dismiss as hearsay or the result of heavy drinking. Could the Jersey Devil have been real after all? And if so, is it still out there in the remote regions of the Pine Barrens - just waiting to be found?

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 5:11 pm:

  More Intense JERSEY DEVIL INFO. INSANE!!!!!!!!

  Tuesday afternoon 2 professional hunters tracked the devil for 20 miles in Gloucester. The trail jumped 5 foot fences and went under 8 inch spaces. The hoof prints were found in more parts of South Jersey. A group of observers in Camden, NJ, saw the devil. It barked at them and then took off into the air.
  
  The next day, a Burlington police officer and the Reverend John Pursell of Pemberton saw the Jersey Devil. Rev. Pursell said, "Never saw anything like it before".3 Posses in Haddonfield found tracks that ended abruptly. In Collingswood, NJ, a posse watched the devil fly off toward Moorestown. Near Moorestown, John Smith of Maple Shade saw the devil at the Mount Carmel Cemetery. George Snyder saw the devil right after Mr. Smith and their descriptions were identical. In Riverside, NJ, hoof prints were found on roof tops and also around a dead puppy.
  
  On Thursday, the Jersey Devil was seen by the Black Hawk Social Club. He was also seen by a trolley full of people in Clementon as it cir

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 5:10 pm:

  CREEPY!!!!!

  It was about three feet and half high, with a head like a collie dog and
  a face like a horse. It had a long neck, wings about two feet long, and
  its back legs were like those of a crane, and it had horse's hooves.
  It walked on its back legs and held up two short front legs with paws
  on them. It didn't use the front legs at all while we were watching.
  My wife and I were scared, I tell you, but I managed to open the
  window and say, 'Shoo', and it turned around barked at me, and flew away.2

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 5:09 pm:

  More on THE JERSEY DEVIL

  Another story placed the birth in Estelville, NJ. Mrs. Leeds, of Estelville, finding out she was pregnant with her 13th child, shouted,"I hope it's a devil". She got her wish. The child wad born with horns, a tail, wings, and a horse-like head. The creature revisited Mrs. Leeds everyday. She stood at her door and told it to leave. After awhile, the creature got the hint and never returned.
  
  Burlington, NJ, also claims to be the birthplace of the Jersey Devil. In 1735, Mother Leeds was in labor on a stormy night. Gathered around her were her friends. Mother Leeds was supposedly a witch and the child's father was the devil himself. The child was born normal, but then changed form. It changed from a normal baby to a creature with hooves, a horses head, bat wings and a forked tail. It beat everyone present and flew up the chimney. It circled the villages and headed toward the pines. In 1740 a clergy exercised the devil for 100 years and it wasn't seen again until 1890.
  
  There are many othe

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  hunter49 said, on Sep 24th at 4:12 pm:

  ?

  I AM the Jersey Devil. Stop talking crap about me.

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  Avery37 said, on Sep 24th at 11:50 am:

  Being that i grew up there :)

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  Avery37 said, on Sep 24th at 11:50 am:

  looks cool

  So what im not good enough for your co host position.
  I happen to know the jersey devil personally and hes gonna be pissed.

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  kittyasuka said, on Sep 24th at 10:05 am:

  chris

  that is so sad it may have been a devil but it just wanted its mommy and she didnt want it. how horable :(

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 9:39 am:

  The Jersey Devil, WEIRD!!!!

  Another story placed the birth in Estelville, NJ. Mrs. Leeds, of Estelville, finding out she was pregnant with her 13th child, shouted,"I hope it's a devil". She got her wish. The child wad born with horns, a tail, wings, and a horse-like head. The creature revisited Mrs. Leeds everyday. She stood at her door and told it to leave. After awhile, the creature got the hint and never returned.

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  ChrisRamone said, on Sep 24th at 9:34 am:

  The Jersey Devil

  The Jersey Devil, sometimes called the Leeds Devil, is a legendary creature or cryptid said to inhabit the Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey. The creature is often described as a flying biped with hooves, but there are many variations. The Jersey Devil has worked its way into the pop culture of the area, even lending its name to a National Hockey League team.