Random image thread.

[Barman]

I had summat like that in mind or two big feckin' magnets repelling each other. I would have liked it to be the latter though 

He clearly has a big fecking magnet up his arse and another under the cloth thing.... 

[Just One More]

[Steve]

The staff is attached to a large metal plate which is covered by the mat and further concealed by the red blanket. The performer wears a special harness under his costume with a bracket running from the torso frame down his arm and attaching to the top of the staff that supports his weight. 

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[Baldy]

The staff is attached to a large metal plate which is covered by the mat and further concealed by the red blanket. The performer wears a special harness under his costume with a bracket running from the torso frame down his arm and attaching to the top of the staff that supports his weight. 

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Feck Moi Steve!

I thought you would have figured that out.....It realy is not magic you know. 

[Grumpmeister]

Its the same technique that guy used with the double decker bus a couple of weeks back.

It may be more comfortable that it looks Boogsy, some of the more complicated harnesses also have leg sections that can easily lock into place if you lift your legs high enough first so its no different that sitting in a chair.

I used a lot of magic tricks back when I was a student nurse working on a kids ward. There was always something special about the looks in their eyes when I'd levitate or make something appear out of thin air. It didn't matter what they were in for, how ill they felt or how nervous they were about getting injections or going in for surgery, whenever I'd start performing tricks at that point none of it mattered to them.

[Barman]

Its the same technique that guy used with the double decker bus a couple of weeks back.

It may be more comfortable that it looks Boogsy, some of the more complicated harnesses also have leg sections that can easily lock into place if you lift your legs high enough first so its no different that sitting in a chair.

I used a lot of magic tricks back when I was a student nurse working on a kids ward. There was always something special about the looks in their eyes when I'd levitate or make something appear out of thin air. It didn't matter what they were in for, how ill they felt or how nervous they were about getting injections or going in for surgery, whenever I'd start performing tricks at that point none of it mattered to them.

I bet they loved your pink elephant impersonation! 

[Just One More]

 

[Barman]

 

 

[Grumpmeister]

Its the same technique that guy used with the double decker bus a couple of weeks back.

It may be more comfortable that it looks Boogsy, some of the more complicated harnesses also have leg sections that can easily lock into place if you lift your legs high enough first so its no different that sitting in a chair.

I used a lot of magic tricks back when I was a student nurse working on a kids ward. There was always something special about the looks in their eyes when I'd levitate or make something appear out of thin air. It didn't matter what they were in for, how ill they felt or how nervous they were about getting injections or going in for surgery, whenever I'd start performing tricks at that point none of it mattered to them.

I bet they loved your pink elephant impersonation! 

Hardly, it was more Penn and Teller stylee. 

[apc2010]

 

I did see that but choose to ignore it,,,,,,,

[miss Tchevious]

 

I did see that but choose to ignore it,,,,,,,

That's gonna fucking help tourism. 

 Doesn't it make Cyprus seem like the dream wedding destination? 

[Grumpmeister]

Well there is the potential for the mother of all firework displays... 

[Barman]

Well there is the potential for the mother of all firework displays... 

 

[boogs]

Its the same technique that guy used with the double decker bus a couple of weeks back.

It may be more comfortable that it looks Boogsy, some of the more complicated harnesses also have leg sections that can easily lock into place if you lift your legs high enough first so its no different that sitting in a chair.

I used a lot of magic tricks back when I was a student nurse working on a kids ward. There was always something special about the looks in their eyes when I'd levitate or make something appear out of thin air. It didn't matter what they were in for, how ill they felt or how nervous they were about getting injections or going in for surgery, whenever I'd start performing tricks at that point none of it mattered to them.

I bet they loved your pink elephant impersonation! 

 

[Grumpmeister]

Worry boogsy, do not.  Halfwit, he is.