David Blaine is coming to London to starve himself

UKjovi · #21 09-02-2003, 11:12 AM

i think the mans an idiot

Thomas Anderson · #22 09-02-2003, 08:31 PM

Has no-one read his book? I got it for christmas, and it's quite good.

It starts with some information about some of histories most famous magicians/illusionists, and then a little bit about himself and how he got into magic, ending with details about his Buried Alive, Frozen and Vertigo stunts.

This next one looks interesting though. He has managed for a couple of weeks in the past without food, but 44 days will be a hell of a challenge.

Jag · #23 09-02-2003, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Thomas Anderson

Has no-one read his book? I got it for christmas, and it's quite good.

It starts with some information about some of histories most famous magicians/illusionists, and then a little bit about himself and how he got into magic, ending with details about his Buried Alive, Frozen and Vertigo stunts.

This next one looks interesting though. He has managed for a couple of weeks in the past without food, but 44 days will be a hell of a challenge.

good luck to him

Mike · #24 09-02-2003, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by sohosid

Well...let's not get into a whole debate about the meaning of a word...but the fact is that 'magic' simply does not exist. David Copperfield doesn't really fly or walk through walls...it's deception. Sitting in a box for 44 days with nothing but water may be a great stunt...but it's not 'magic' is it? And he didn't really cut his ear off either...it's a trick.

Hehe - In the words of Alan Partridge:

"And this ones David Copperfield,.... he claimed to make the Statue of Liberty disappear.... but its still there.... Talking out of his arse!!"

David Blaine is coming to London to starve himself

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