The Poojer Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 oldest trick in the book, but if you can't figure it out, I am not gonna tell! WOW!! 710479[/snapback]
ieatcrayonz Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 WOW!! 710479[/snapback] He uses projections of 3 dimensional images. They are called polygrams. They were first used in the Star Wars movies for messages. The technology has developed quite a bit.
apuszczalowski Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 His show is pretty cool Everyone knows (well the majority of the people know) that he doesn't actually cut himself in half and that his stunts are just illusions, but they are very interesting to see and try to figure out how its done One of the funniest ones I've seen was when he had a comedian friend that they play pranks with each other come on and they played chicken. He had his friend drive a car into him against a brick wall and he drove right through the wall Or another one that was cool was he went to a park and had a woman (an assistant) lie down on a table and had to people grab her hands and legs and start to pull, he started touching the womans stomach and the pulled her apart. The girls doing the pulling freaked out when the upper half of the woman ran away on her hands (because she no longer had anything below her hips and her lower half just sat up and moved the legs.
ieatcrayonz Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 His show is pretty cool Everyone knows (well the majority of the people know) that he doesn't actually cut himself in half and that his stunts are just illusions, but they are very interesting to see and try to figure out how its done One of the funniest ones I've seen was when he had a comedian friend that they play pranks with each other come on and they played chicken. He had his friend drive a car into him against a brick wall and he drove right through the wall Or another one that was cool was he went to a park and had a woman (an assistant) lie down on a table and had to people grab her hands and legs and start to pull, he started touching the womans stomach and the pulled her apart. The girls doing the pulling freaked out when the upper half of the woman ran away on her hands (because she no longer had anything below her hips and her lower half just sat up and moved the legs. 710541[/snapback] It's all done with polygrams.
Cugalabanza Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 It's all done with polygrams. 710625[/snapback] Normally, I agree with your comments. However, you are mistaken about this one. It's HOLLOW GRAMS. It is derived from the word "hollow" which means completely empty inside and was named for the Rochester, NY rocker/scientist Lou Gramm, who interestingly is also known for being completely empty inside. Artistically that is--no one denies his contributions to science.
JinVA Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 Normally, I agree with your comments. However, you are mistaken about this one. It's HOLLOW GRAMS. It is derived from the word "hollow" which means completely empty inside and was named for the Rochester, NY rocker/scientist Lou Gramm, who interestingly is also known for being completely empty inside. Artistically that is--no one denies his contributions to science. 710635[/snapback] Wrong again. You're thinking of Graham Nash, but he's not from Rochester. I think he's a foriegner but I'm not sure where he's from
Chef Jim Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 Normally, I agree with your comments. However, you are mistaken about this one. It's HOLLOW GRAMS. It is derived from the word "hollow" which means completely empty inside and was named for the Rochester, NY rocker/scientist Lou Gramm, who interestingly is also known for being completely empty inside. Artistically that is--no one denies his contributions to science. 710635[/snapback] WRONG! He is Lou Grammatico from Black Sheep. But He's Still Hollow
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