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Ste Porterfield wrote:Hey, look.

*points*

It's Morgan!

GET HIM, QUICK!

I wonder if he understands the thread title.

I'd truly hope not!!

(We'd never stand a *chance* of catching him then!!)

How much will you guys beat me up if I admit I've never heard of Liquid Metal...?

It's a fork bending routine I take it, completely unprepped and impromptu? Would it be suitable for a weedy gym-dodger like me?

R

Robmonster wrote:How much will you guys beat me up if I admit I've never heard of Liquid Metal...?

It's a fork bending routine I take it, completely unprepped and impromptu? Would it be suitable for a weedy gym-dodger like me?

R

The main part is unprepped...the prepped part takes about 5-0 seconds, and I prep it with a fork handed to me in front of them

And it is within everybody's capabilities of course, if you build up finger strength!

Right - I've been working it tonight.

The shadow bends get a good reaction.

The breaking of the fork gets a good reaction.

But as good as that all is.....it just..isn't..practical for the real world metal bender.

If you just do a few forks in a night that's fine, but if you go through forks in the triple figures then you literally cannot be prepped up with this many forks.

Well...I lie. If you have good organisation skills and a case/box you maybe can...depending on the size of the box.

For me, I'm going to carry on working with MS's basic idea of the destruction and see how I can adapt it on the fly.

I've been working on a new twist in the fork which I haven't seen before, so I'll try an incorporate it into that.