this woman is a WITCH...

[se7enthdevil]

a spectacular performer but she is a witch...

 

 

[skc101fc]

I got to the end of the second performance, and seriously chose not to watch anymore. She is darkly disturbing. I can understand the judges being terrified in close contact .

[Billhook]

So what is your biggest fear Se7enthdevil?

[peatff]

I don't know about "is a witch" but she definitely "has a twitch"

[Darrin Turnbull]

Boring

[Khriss]

... does she weigh the same as a duck ?  k

[Yournamehere]

Only watched the first one: party tricks straight of the box with a new twist and a camera adapted for double exposures. Hence the black and white uniform to stand out against the second exposure which she takes in public. Is the rest the same?

Still, if she can make a few bob from people being so easily gulled then roll over Paul Daniels, thers a new kid in town.

[se7enthdevil]

can you do those tricks then?

Edited December 24, 2017 by se7enthdevil

[se7enthdevil]

2 hours ago, Yournamehere said:

Is the rest the same?

watch the rest and find out.

[Yournamehere]

Where do you want to start?

At least you admit they are tricks. Tricks can be learnt: no I can't do them yet, I han't learnt them; I could do them just as easily as you could after a day spent being taught how to do them.

When a woman is cut in half, do you think that the person doing it is a wonderful surgeon taking time off from Kings? Or do you think he is channeling some mystical magical vibe that enables him to do miraculous surgery and thus should be working at kings saving lives of trauma victims?

Or do you think he is someone who was taught the trick by someone else and has perfected the art of making you think you are seeing what you are not?

Why do you think a young girl cannot learn similar techniques?

Next you'll be suggesting Sally Morgan talks to dead people.