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Hmmm, bed of nails.
Mar. 31st, 2007 03:31 amTODO:
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[ x ] Lie on a bed of nails.
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Yepyep. It wasn't too bad, actually - although after watching the performer lie down on it, then five audience members stand on him - I was pretty sure it wouldn't be painful. And a large number of people did it afterwards too. Reminded me of a mildly uncomfortable burning sensation. Like stepping into a bathtub filled with water that's almost too hot to bear.
(Hah, now I can say I got nailed. ^^;; )
I'm just not too sure how he managed to lie on four nails. And then one single nail (with balancing assistance from two audience members.) That was slightly freaky and disturbing.
Also got to see him escape from a (probably not too well secured) straitjacket while riding a unicycle around and around in circles. While that was pretty amazing, it's still only balancing and practice. And knowing how to get ones secured arms over the head, loosen the proper straps, and the wiggle free while keeping the unicycle in constant motion.
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[ x ] Lie on a bed of nails.
...
Yepyep. It wasn't too bad, actually - although after watching the performer lie down on it, then five audience members stand on him - I was pretty sure it wouldn't be painful. And a large number of people did it afterwards too. Reminded me of a mildly uncomfortable burning sensation. Like stepping into a bathtub filled with water that's almost too hot to bear.
(Hah, now I can say I got nailed. ^^;; )
I'm just not too sure how he managed to lie on four nails. And then one single nail (with balancing assistance from two audience members.) That was slightly freaky and disturbing.
Also got to see him escape from a (probably not too well secured) straitjacket while riding a unicycle around and around in circles. While that was pretty amazing, it's still only balancing and practice. And knowing how to get ones secured arms over the head, loosen the proper straps, and the wiggle free while keeping the unicycle in constant motion.
