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Postby Tomo » May 11th, '10, 18:58



Mandrake wrote:Close enough, it's Trevor and the number is 43....

Hey, that's weird because I've never known a Trevor who lived at No. 43.

Coincidence? I think not.

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Postby Arkesus » May 11th, '10, 19:05

I loved how at the second private reading, he asked the lady of she had spoken to Derren before, she said no and he said "that's a lie, because Derren told me you had." when she clarified that she had that morning, but not before that day, he then attacked Derren calling him a liar as he had said that he hadn't spoken to her before.

In the space of three seconds he swapped position, first he attacked her because Derren said they had spoken, then he atacked Derren cos Derren said they hadn't spoken. Way to make yourself look like a complete idiot on camera.

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Postby Mandrake » May 11th, '10, 20:16

Tomo wrote:Hey, that's weird because I've never known a Trevor who lived at No. 43.
Think about it, you probably have but may not recognise it just now....if not you certainly will do..... that'll be £50 please, thank you...

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Postby Klangster1971 » May 12th, '10, 09:49

I thought the funniest part was the look on Derren's face when Joe asked the Hollyoaks actor "Was there an accident.. on a bike.. in your childhood".

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Postby Lenoir » May 12th, '10, 10:18

The bit that got me was "You know about the affair?" and then when there was no reaction, just refusing to chase it up. Just goes to show that the mediums are comforting thing is rubbish.

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Postby Tomo » May 12th, '10, 10:57

Lenoir wrote:The bit that got me was "You know about the affair?" and then when there was no reaction, just refusing to chase it up. Just goes to show that the mediums are comforting thing is rubbish.

That was an extremely sh*tty thing to do to someone in a state of belief. Not just unprofessional but really sh*tty.

Fair warning: If I'm ever in the same room as someone who does that, I will immediately expose you. There's a burden of care when someone's in such a state. If you abuse it, I don't care who you are, you're in trouble.

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Postby Beardy » May 12th, '10, 12:25

Tomo...does the name Jon mean anything to you? The surname of Tomson? Thompson? Something like that...

And do you know about the affair...

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Postby Lawrence » May 12th, '10, 12:36

Beardy wrote:Tomo...does the name Jon mean anything to you? The surname of Tomson? Thompson? Something like that...


Did you know John Thompson isn't John Thompson? True story.

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Postby Thaumaturge » May 12th, '10, 13:08

"I'm getting the name Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife"?

"No, I don't know anyone in my family called that. I'm pretty sure 'd know."

"Well I do know. You are wrong. Check your facts when you get home, as I'm the expert and he is standing behind you right now"

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Postby Tomo » May 12th, '10, 17:15

Beardy wrote:Tomo...does the name Jon mean anything to you? The surname of Tomson? Thompson? Something like that...

And do you know about the affair...

You said you wouldn't mention our secret love child, Beardy!

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Postby Tomo » May 13th, '10, 15:24

Oh God, you've got to hear this from about 28 minutes in: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0 ... 3_05_2010/

It's a discussion on BBC Radio Oxford from this morning. The American ex-lawyer Robert Ginsberg is a worrying gem.

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Postby Robbie » May 14th, '10, 13:23

Suppose I'm looking for communication with a deceased loved one -- let's say my father. I'm sure there are several important things he'd want to try to get across to me. I'm equally sure how many siblings he had is not one of them.

At one point in the programme, Powers seemed to imply all that number rigmarole was being communicated by the spirits as proof they were who they claimed to be.

I can think of a lot of things my father could say to prove his identity, and all of them more interesting than a number. Go on then, Powers, what was his pseudonym? Tell me that and I'll be impressed.

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Postby Lady of Mystery » May 14th, '10, 15:25

The thing that always seems to irk me about the whole idea of mediums is that if a sitter is open enough to accept that a loved one can communicate through a medium then I'm totally positive that the loved one would be able to find away to communicate directly with the sitter . I know exactly what message my Nan would have for me if I paid £50 to a medium to talk to her and it wouldn't be to tell me how many brothers I've got or what car I drive.

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Postby Arkesus » May 15th, '10, 01:12

When I die, I am gonna do everything I can to communicate with everybody.
BUT, I am only going to go around saying

"There's a J in my name!!!"

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Postby Tomo » May 15th, '10, 12:37

Lady of Mystery wrote:The thing that always seems to irk me about the whole idea of mediums is that if a sitter is open enough to accept that a loved one can communicate through a medium then I'm totally positive that the loved one would be able to find away to communicate directly with the sitter . I know exactly what message my Nan would have for me if I paid £50 to a medium to talk to her and it wouldn't be to tell me how many brothers I've got or what car I drive.

Exactly. If anyone's got time, download a video of a reading from YouTube, put it through Movie Maker and re-edit it to put the information in the reverse order it was given. It's MUCH more impressive. Big, clear hits first, trivia later.

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