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<em>Many great claims are made for magick, almost exclusively by magicians and those who fear them. Andy says, “After you’ve done it long enough, and you start to manipulate things, you get the feeling you are part of a bigger game.” But doubters ask: “How can you be sure that it might not have happened anyway?” So we devised a public demonstration. Live, on the usually sober <em>Channel 4 News</em>, on August 21, 2001, presenter Jon Snow would be magickally coerced into momentarily losing his composure, he would corpse, that is, laugh out loud – live on air.<span class="readmore"></span></em>

An olde article of mine has been repurposed for use on the <a href="http://www.realitysandwich.com/node/424" target="_blank">Reality Sandwich</a> web site - it's bad, old-fashioned (16th century no-less!) fun...

Any Londoners wishing to get involved in the <a href="http://realitysandwich.com" target="_blank">Reality Sandwich</a> project, or to learn more about it, should congregate at the <a href="http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/91/916/Yorkshire_Grey/Fitzrovia" target="_blank">Yorkshire Grey</a> pub, 46 Langham St W1W, from 6pm on Monday 6 August. It's an open moot, and RS honchos Ken Jordan and Daniel Pinchbeck, as well as myself and others, will be there to discuss the project.