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On Mon, 8 May 2006 18:59:36 -0700, "%" <persent@gmail.com> wrote:

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I just see it for the illusion that it is ,
I don't see it as magic at all really ,
its just a creation of a false reality

Same thing though. Their intention is to deceive, but it's all in
fun.
It doesn't really bother me.

well of course its deception ,
that's why its fun , personally ,
I think up until about an hour ago ,
the figure in the sphere was a hologram

I think the frozen in the ice block thing was an illusion but I think
this was real. He's getting into the Guiness Book of World Records
for the person submerged under water the longest and was in the middle
of New York on display. I don't see how you could fake that. Either
way, it's sure better than David Copperfield making the Statue of
Liberty disappear, that gimmick was just embarassing.

there are a thousand ways you could fake it ,
but i guess if and when i see it in Guiness i might buy it

Apparently (I haven't checked), my grandfather made it into Guinness, as
the longest serving member of a brass band (seventy-two years), or the
oldest fireman, or something.