Fringe

[The Real Laoislad]

New TV show suppose to be starting here soon,Its Americas #1 rated show at the moment so it sounds promising.Here's the plot

Fringe follows the exploits of FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham, scientist Walter Bishop, and his son Peter as they investigate aspects of fringe science (telepathy, levitation, invisibility, reanimation, etc). All over the world, a series of apparent experiments collectively referred to as "the pattern" are occurring for reasons unknown. Olivia, Peter, and Walter are in charge of investigating these strange events to determine their source. Connected to "the pattern" is a company called Massive Dynamic, which is a leading global research company that holds the patents for a number of new and important technologies.

Has anyone watched any of it yet? Sounds like a new version of x-files to me

[Over the Bar]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

[muppet]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

Or 'Binge'.

[Denn Forever]

X files meets CSI.

[dodo]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

Or 'Binge'.

They're bringing out one for the ladies too called 'Minge'.

[Doire abú]

I've seen the first three episodes. Its class, well worth a watch!!

[Norf Tyrone]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

Or 'Binge'.

They're bringing out one for the ladies too called 'Minge'.

Geez lads these 'jokes' are making me cringe.

[corn02]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

Or 'Binge'.

They're bringing out one for the ladies too called 'Minge'.

Geez lads these 'jokes' are making me cringe.

Any excuse for a whinge. 

[GalwayBayBoy]

I thought it was set in a hairdresser's?

[heganboy]

Ive been watching this - pretty good so far...

[Gabriel_Hurl]

haven't been blown away with it to be honest

[The Real Laoislad]

Maybe they will re-name it 'Ginge' for the Irish market......

Or 'Binge'.

They're bringing out one for the ladies too called 'Minge'.

Geez lads these 'jokes' are making me cringe.

Any excuse for a whinge. 

Ah why don't you go swing out of a hinge

[Lar Naparka]

To be honest, I haven't heard of Fringe but the word, levitation, caught my eye.
Something happened to me at a party, over 20 ears ago and I've been too rattled to talk about it, except to a few that are interested in levitation. I've been told it wasn't a case of me hallucinating or being stoned and that this sort of thing can be arranged.
To begin with, a young slip of a girl about a third of my size, challenged me to sit in an armchair.
She said that she and three of her friends could lift me straight up with their right forefingers!
I thought this was hilarious so I sat down; no bother, with my knees together and my elbows bent and close to my sides.
A pair of them stood on each side of me then and the front two stuck their fingers under the back of my knees, while the others put their fore fingers under the funny bone of each elbow. Then they joined the other hands together at a point above my head and on a count of one, two, three, they lifted me clean off the chair.
They kept me there too, for a good few seconds before setting me down, nice and easy.
That was bad enough but my buddy, who had been the most scornful bystander in the room before the event, had to sit down in the chair. He was an international prop forward and a Lion to boot and was built, an acted, like a brick crap house.
Anyway, up he went and came down a much quieter sort of individual!
Neither of us mentioned the matter too much afterwards and I didn't know any of the others very well, so I let the matter drift.
Yesterday, by pure chance, I met up with a man who had been there and remembered the event He said he had done some investigating and found it was well-known in levitation circles but couldn't give me any leads.
Anyone here ever hear of the likes of this?

[corn02]

The old lifting a car with black magic Lar.

[The Real Laoislad]

To be honest, I haven't heard of Fringe but the word, levitation, caught my eye.
Something happened to me at a party, over 20 ears ago and I've been too rattled to talk about it, except to a few that are interested in levitation. I've been told it wasn't a case of me hallucinating or being stoned and that this sort of thing can be arranged.
To begin with, a young slip of a girl about a third of my size, challenged me to sit in an armchair.
She said that she and three of her friends could lift me straight up with their right forefingers!
I thought this was hilarious so I sat down; no bother, with my knees together and my elbows bent and close to my sides.
A pair of them stood on each side of me then and the front two stuck their fingers under the back of my knees, while the others put their fore fingers under the funny bone of each elbow. Then they joined the other hands together at a point above my head and on a count of one, two, three, they lifted me clean off the chair.
They kept me there too, for a good few seconds before setting me down, nice and easy.
That was bad enough but my buddy, who had been the most scornful bystander in the room before the event, had to sit down in the chair. He was an international prop forward and a Lion to boot and was built, an acted, like a brick crap house.
Anyway, up he went and came down a much quieter sort of individual!
Neither of us mentioned the matter too much afterwards and I didn't know any of the others very well, so I let the matter drift.
Yesterday, by pure chance, I met up with a man who had been there and remembered the event He said he had done some investigating and found it was well-known in levitation circles but couldn't give me any leads.
Anyone here ever hear of the likes of this?

Never seen it done,But I have heard of such things but always dismissed them as old wives tales or Urban Legends