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Switching on sky one to see what the blokes doing, i press red and just then someone throws an egg at the box. the plastic makes a loud meaty noise, but he doesn't turn to see what it is until about 5 seconds later (he was waving at the audience while lying down).
the thing is, it must have been a good arm throwing the egg because the box was quite high up. either that (or as my dad said) or a pretty big seagull just flew by...
the thing is, it must have been a good arm throwing the egg because the box was quite high up. either that (or as my dad said) or a pretty big seagull just flew by...
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UrkiE-UK wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> A seagull crapping an entire egg? That's just science fiction.
>
> who mentioned an egg?
"David Blaine's box egged" kind of implies an egg.
> Blank wrote:
> A seagull crapping an entire egg? That's just science fiction.
>
> who mentioned an egg?
"David Blaine's box egged" kind of implies an egg.
the vertigo thing's on at 8 on sky one, anyway so i'll see it then.
It was 36 hours, and he threw himself onto a pile of boxes at the end intending to fake his own death but the media got there and found the air cushions so he dismissed the whole thing.
48 or 35?
Anyway, he then jumped onto a pile of boxes. Quite amusing, really.
Anyway, he then jumped onto a pile of boxes. Quite amusing, really.
Stood on a pole for 48 hours (I think).
lalakersrule wrote:
> I wouldn't blame Blaine if he doesn't do another trick in Britian
> again. You could just imagine if he tried doing the vertigo trick in
> Britain. Some idiot would take it as time for some aiming practice to
> try and knock him off.
i've never heard of that vertigo trick...
tell me what he did...
> I wouldn't blame Blaine if he doesn't do another trick in Britian
> again. You could just imagine if he tried doing the vertigo trick in
> Britain. Some idiot would take it as time for some aiming practice to
> try and knock him off.
i've never heard of that vertigo trick...
tell me what he did...
Blank wrote:
> A seagull crapping an entire egg? That's just science fiction.
who mentioned an egg?
> A seagull crapping an entire egg? That's just science fiction.
who mentioned an egg?
And when he stood on a pole everyone went "woo"
But the people (normal people) off Suvivor stood on a splintery log for longer than him. And it was really hot.
But the people (normal people) off Suvivor stood on a splintery log for longer than him. And it was really hot.
lalakersrule wrote:
> I also very much doubt 'most
> people' could do it even if it was necessary as well.
If you absolutely HAD TO, and had no choice in the matter, it's entirely possible to survive for 40 days on only water. Like I said, hunger strikers have went for 70 days without having any prior training or information on the subject - and survived.
> I also very much doubt 'most
> people' could do it even if it was necessary as well.
If you absolutely HAD TO, and had no choice in the matter, it's entirely possible to survive for 40 days on only water. Like I said, hunger strikers have went for 70 days without having any prior training or information on the subject - and survived.
lalakersrule wrote:
> I wouldn't blame Blaine if he doesn't do another trick in Britian
> again.
Nooooooo!
> I wouldn't blame Blaine if he doesn't do another trick in Britian
> again.
Nooooooo!
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