Derren Brown: Archive
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From: Blue Chip
Date: Wed Dec 18, 2002 1:06am
Subject: Re: Stockbroker Segment
>When Derren says "Let me just take this opportunity to offer you the
>very best of luck". . . there's something odd about the way he says
>it - like all the words are bunched up together -
>
>"Lmmjstakekopptoffryouthevrrbsstovvluukk"
>
>Anyone ?
I have to say, I haven't seen MC1 yet, so I don't know what trick was going
on, but perhaps that will make my obversations less clouded.
"Let me just take this" - what is he pointing at/indicating towards at this
juncture.
"to offer you the best/rest" - hmm - this wasn't the £10,000 cheque gag by
any chance?
If I'm right, then we have an answer for the recent "why £10,000" - because
stock brokers blow their noses with £50 notes - where's the interest in that?
Jumbling will make your brain re-scan the sentence for information, thus it
will be heard at least twice.
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| 1908: Re: Stockbroker Segment | happany | happany | Wed 18/12/2002 | 3 KB |
| 1909: Re: Stockbroker Segment | Blue Chip | cs_bluechip | Wed 18/12/2002 | 3 KB |
| 1914: Re: Stockbroker Segment | scott murray | thunderfeet_1999 | Wed 18/12/2002 | 4 KB |
