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A very predictable outcome.
And a very predictable explenation, “oh then I must have channeld your thoughts telepathically”!
100% predictable, but 100% hilarious too!
Pie-faced with their own Bull!
Ha ha ha! This is great.
“I don’t think it was ever a chocolate factory.”
“That’s the one thing it was… It was a chocolate factory.”
“Was it?”
“Yeah, you see, you even got the truth wrong.”
“Yeah, I know”.
Ha ha ha ha ha!
That one was very cool!
Shouldn’t that be “BBC Exposes Media”? =)
You got to it before I did 3D. Grammar FTW!
Awkard.
Lmao. This is awesome.
Man, this is just great!
Absolutely hilarious. The best part was their justifications and stubbornly refusing to admit they cheated.
Clearly, if this doesn’t sway someone, nothing every will.
probably wont sway anyone ignorant enough to believe in that crap in the first place
“Clearly these weren’t real psychics.”
What’s with the purple shirt and pink sweater?
Yet we Americans have a show called “Medium” and Oprah regularly has them as guest.
Well, yes. You live in a very religious country. You can’t very well tell people from infancy that one brand of supernatural hokum is valid and true and then expect them to be immune to all other brands. In Britain I’ve found without exception that the gullibles who believe in mediums and psychics have all been Christian. Usually Catholic, actually, now I come to think of it.