Uri Geller Today Show part 2

[ATLANTICCITY24]

THEY SHOULD BRING JAMES RANDI VS. URI GELLER ON THIS SHOW & SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

[Frequent2001]

why do they bring back this moron on tv.. its pretty fucking obvious hes a fraud, at least some of the mentalists out there will tell everyone upfront they are using trickery..

[Javanak]

Why most of jewish must be tricker =)

[mariodeadonvoice]

@Javanak lol

[Hemmersfield1]

he has no mental powers and we already know how he does it, it's no longer his secret to reveal as he was exposed years ago by James Randi.

[Devoti]

he's used his lying powers to fools idiots. i think it's time he got hit by a bus. chris angel have lost all my respect by joining up with this joke.

[Musorgsky]

special metals, like nitinol.

[Heinoisurehero]

That is sad lol, were there no scientists that time who would know that it was a galium spoon or something with a melting point at like 20 degrees Celsius?? :D lol omg this was such a scam

[cosmictimes]

40 years of bending spoons ....... what a way to earn a living. Did he never get bored with spoons and try forks for a change?

[Devoti]

@cosmictimes did he never get ashamed of lying? it's ok to do tricks, but when a person start making people believe it's magic or mind powers, then that person is a lying scum that is retarding the evolution of humanity.

[cosmictimes]

@Devoti There is no such thing as magic, only fakery and illusions.

SEEK OUT DERREN BROWN - HE WILL SET YOU STRAIGHT AND MAKE YOUR MIND BOGGLE AT THE PSYCHOLOGICAL

[Devoti]

@cosmictimes did i on any point insinuate i believed in magic?

[cosmictimes]

@Devoti no you didn't and no I don't care

[Devoti]

@cosmictimes uhm... k... ur strange.

[cosmictimes]

@Devoti ok

[megadeth2thenwo]

Spoon bending is the apparent deformation of objects, especially metal cutlery, either without physical force, or with less force than normally necessary. It is a common form of stage magic, and a variety of methods are used to produce the illusion

[christosmenelaou58]

if i hear about that guy james randi again seriously am going to make him see his own creator i want to see him trying to explain it

[Devoti]

@christosmenelaou58 not sure if i understand your comment. are you insinuating that uri geller has speacial powers? or are you just telling everyone about your religion, which for some reason commands you to kill?

[fatty099]

BIG TRICK. HE WORKS ON THE SPOON BY BENDING IT BACK AND FORTH UNTIL ITS WEAK. THEN PRIES IT APART WITH HIS FINGERS. THIS BLOKE IS A FRAUD WHO HAS BEEN EXPOSED BY JAMES RANDI SEVERAL TIMES

[rashadfalah]

lk

[panmoudrej]

Is it from The Onion News??

[kadpw2]

you know, there was a show where they actually gave him random spoons and of course he started to panic and all and said: "I thought we're gonna do some questions.." LOL

[InsideLeosHead]

if you look closely haha you can see the cut in the spoon :' )

[icarus313]

Why the fuck is this asshole still doing this same spoon-bending trick on national TV 30 years later and expecting people to believe him? Not only that, but keeping up that phony cock-tease attitude of leaving it as a "mystery". God, what a prick.

[Devoti]

@icarus313 it's as if my dad went on tv to "amaze" everyone with his thumb removal trick. it's just sad and pathetic. 30 years of being a lying attention whore. he's not even a illusionist as he only knows at most two tricks.

[pabloernesto19]

omg...shame on you Uri

[head909]

but if that's true then it means you are all just characters in my dream.

lucid the novel . com

[F1dgets]

Uri Geller is a piece of $hit

[edmk3000]

Performing a trick for kicks and giggles is one thing. But when these thieves start claiming they have special powers, giving advice, and charging for their "super-natural" shenanigans, it is nothing short of dangerous.

I believe there are at least three types of these super-natural guys and gals:

1) Those who do it tongue-in-cheek (magicians for show)

2) Those who claim to be real and know they are scammers (John Edward, Sylvia Browne, etc)

3) Those who believe their own BS

[ninjanerd8]

Johnny Carson, who knew a thing or two about magic, brought in an expert for the tonight show in 1973 to set up a situation in which Gellar wouldn't be able to cheat. Gellar's excuse on the tonight show? "I feel weak, you're pressuring me." There was no pressure. This guy's a liar.

[ritter89]

Uri cracks me up. He's been caught cheating multiple times, anyone can do his tricks, and yet he continues using the whole supernatural shtick. Of course, he wants the mystery to remain. That's how he makes a living. Gotta give him credit for persistence.

[Manik2Magik]

Chris Angel should hate this dude. He claims to hate hacks who claim to have 'powers'

[MJDJSiddall]

haha uri is fake :P

[MJDJSiddall]

look closely at the spoon where it breaks off b4 he does it u can see on the reflection that the spoon is already cracked b4 he finishes it off LOL

[tommytalks77]

Dear Uri, let me rephrase that for you: "Some idiots thinks this is paranormal, and they make me rich, and the rest of people see that I am a charlatan and I wish they'd go away..."

[PeopleOfAr]

lol well said

[neoisbrian]

@Tommytalks, Except that the way Uri became a multi-illionaire was by finding underground minerals for investors, with his paranormal abilities. And they paid him a portion of the profits. Or didn't Randi mention that in his Randi-bot training?

[Devoti]

@neoisbrian you're really embarrassingly stupid.

[TheMindofJ]

haha well put tommy....so true

[AmurgAprins]

"Some people think this is paranormal,some people think this is magic" I think it's bullshit.What a mystery lol,damn con-artist made a fortune out of bending spoons ,after so many years some people still take his side saying this is real.

[DAVE5551000]

good morning assholes don t you have anything better to interview then some that was exposed 30 years ago tv is gay

[narcovice]

how did the spoon fly away from him at an angle on his left if its fake

[kaylon99]

LOL!!! you can even see the crack in the pre-bent spoon!!!

[Obelisk2290]

he has admitted it was a trick

[BorgHub]

when he holds the spoon up before he starts to bend it you can clearly see a crack or something in the exact place where it will later break

[11elmo01]

i bid that to ones

mam wasn't happy because of that spoon xD

LOL

[marjoleinreinds]

I swear, I can do that too! :D

[illusionist1977]

Geller has pre-bent the spoon that is how this is done

[YTworker]

then how ull explain the spoons of the "well known" people that uri bended?

[illusionist1977]

all of the spoons are pre-bent. he bends them ahead of time and then puts them back into place

[lazerbud]

Didn't look like the spoon was prebent

[Rysirmad]

try it urself, its very easy.

[lazerbud]

Tried it. Wasn't that easy.

[Mojofilter17]

For anyone in doubt of Geller being a fraud, check out the James Randi videos on him.

[ThinkerHA]

At the end of "Secrets of the Psychics" video he shows exactly how Geller does it.

[ThinkerHA]

In 1973 Johnny Carson didn't buy it. In 2007 Matt Lauer doesn't buy it.

Lauer: "I think it's a defective spoon."

Lauer hit the nail on the head. Geller really expects us to think the show supplied him with a random spoon?

So Geller won't even answer a straight question: Is it paranormal?

[michaelstmark]

Geller has previously bent the spoon until metal fatigue has almost fractured it - then he goes on air to finish the job.

Pathetic fraud, this brazen con-artist Jew is a disgrace to genuine paranormal investigation.

[olympicsnow]

Did you ever stop to think that maybe Carson supplied him with a different

kind of a spoon, like a much stronger steel spoon? And maybe all of the

negative attention might have made Geller nervous to begin with.

You are acting like Geller was proven wrong, while you have absolutely

no 'actual' proof that Geller was wrong to begin with!

[ReinEngel2]

@ThinkerHA Uri is famous for bringing and using his own metal objects, to the point of flat out refusing to use ones provided by the shows that he appears on.

I'm shocked that this asshole is on television as late as 2007. Is American media really that hard up for content?