Darren Brown correctly 'predicts lottery numbers'

Did anyone see this on TV a few mins ago?
He waited for the live numbers to be drawn, then, went to his predicted numbers and they were the same!
He's gonna show how he did it on Friday :)

So how come the silly twt hasn't just done this before and retired for life...... !!?? i don't know, really. Wouldn't you??

I predict this topic will be reposted within 24 hours.

He's made his millions from the legions of the gullible already.

He's a twat

But really.... if you could you would, then just fuck off to an island (with a few fixie streets FTW) and chill..... job done, i'm cool, i win, me clever etc....

He's made his millions from the legions of the gullible already.

why are we gullible to enjoy watching something that we know to be a trick? He's very skilled and very smart.

His an illusionist, it's a trick, end of.

He's also a cunt for not helping others by not consistently winning and donating. But he'd still be a cunt even if he was a philanthropist-illusionist.

and just place the occasional bet like biff in back to the future with his almanac

why is he a cunt or a twat? I've never found him objectionable.

being called 'darren' must reet nark him off.

No, you're a cunt.

"being called 'darren' must reet nark him off."

Ha! I hadn't noticed that in the OP: his name is Derren. Which is probably worse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbvngiztFVk&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.abovetopsecret.com%2Fforum%2Fthread499256%2Fpg2&feature=player_embedded#t=34

I love a good magic trick, me, I do, I think DezzaBrown™ is very good, I once - as a youth - got locked into Alan Alan's magic spot (used to be on Southampton Row) with a bloke I worked with at the time (Mark Davis - the same friend who got door'd off his bike on the very same road and lost his front teeth) - Mr Alan showed us loads of quite brilliant tricks, we must have been in there for a couple of hours.

I still very occasionally go to Davenports and that tiny shop on Clerkenwell road for my double sided coins and other pub tools.

that tiny shop on Clerkenwell road

I work across the road from that and this chap is always lingering around.

If that's not cause to be suspicious of "magic men", I don't know what is.

But really.... if you could you would

But you can't.

Dont know about the lottery thing but the rest of his show was pretty good.

I work across the road from that and this chap is always lingering around.

Sadowitz ! The bloke is brilliant.

If you ever wonder into the place you will see he has stuck a sign up near the counter (on the right hand side) offering his services as an instructor for those wanting to get into card trickery, I am sorely tempted to take a few lessons just to meet him.

Dont know about the lottery thing but the rest of his show was pretty good.

That's what he wanted you to think . . . .

Mmmmuuuuhah ahaa ah aah aha ahahah aha aha HA AH H aha AH AHA HAHAHahHAHAHAAA.

Sadowitz ! The bloke is brilliant.

If you ever wonder into the place you will see he has stuck a sign up near the counter (on the right hand side) offering his services as an instructor for those wanting to get into card trickery, I am sorely tempted to take a few lessons just to meet him.

Stand out side, for more than seven minutes and it's been clinically proven [there were a series of clinical trials proving it] that you will meet him and possibly smell him.

No, he wanted me not to be able to remember what happened!

Stand out side, for more than seven minutes and it's been clinically proven [there were a series of clinical trials proving it] that you will meet him and possibly smell him.

I might just do that.

Do you remember his TV show, where he basically swore at everyone (between a few really bad magic tricks) - it was like a nascent X-factor but with bearly disguised violence and threatening language - brilliant.

No, he wanted me not to be able to remember what happened!

That's what he wanted you to think.

Sadowitz is exceptional. Before that Channel 5 thing, years and years ago, there was 'The Pallbearer's Revue' on BBC 2, which was closer to his live sets. I saw him at the Soho Theatre a couple of years ago, he may well be coming round again this winter. Well up for seeing him again, he blew everyone away. Absolute nutcase at the same time though and still delights in alienating some of his audience with extremely bad taste jokes. Very very funny, and truly great magic.