by mark lewis » Nov 5th, '09, 13:50
Tripp my boy. I have been in showbusiness many, many years while you have just come off breastfeeding. If I say it is a load of cobblers then a load of cobblers it certainly is.
As for my course I do thank you for advertising it rather than your own. Most selfless and generous of you I may say.
Paul Goldin told me it was cobblers, Barry Sinclair told me it was cobblers, I happen to know that Gil Boyne knew it was cobblers even though he never said it publicly, (word got back to me) and even old Ormond McGill knew it was a load of old cobblers too. (word got back to me there too)
The above people are or were legends in the world of stage hypnosis. If they say it was cobblers then cobblers it certainly is.
My own course consists of three 90 minute DVDS plus a 90 minute CD. It is the best training in the business. It used to sell for double the price and did not have a study plan in the way it does now.
I don't wish to advertise but if anyone wishes to order it then they should just contact me privately. It is not on my website because quite frankly I can't be bothered. Aged hypnotists like myself do not like to push their products on the multitude with free reports etc;
But then I don't need to . My very words on this forum irritating though they may be show infinite wisdom gathered through several centuries of working to the unwashed public.
You should try that approach my boy instead of silly free reports that everyone knows is just you trying to make money in the long run.
Of course you do have to know what you are talking about before spouting.
Do YOU?
As for Tomo he is a pillock of the first order who knows as much about magic and hypnosis as I do about the care and breeding of Japanese butterflies. As a magician he couldn't make the contents of an empty box disappear.
I have already proven my great knowledge over and over again. All Tomo has proved is his great pillockry over and over again.
But we must change the subject. I would not want anyone to think I was the argumentative type.