Uri Geller
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Would have thought you would love him, massive believer of UFO's you must be Twitter pal's at least

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It’s a bit of a leap from pretending to be able to bend forks, the f*****g lunatic.
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Beat me to it, I was going to say "and if that doesn't work, he'll bend all your feckin spoons".exiledclaseboy wrote: ↑03 Aug 2022 21:20It’s a bit of a leap from pretending to be able to bend forks, the f*****g lunatic.
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He's grabbed the attention of nearly 670 other twatters though, attention seeking at its finest, still got someway to go to catch up with, the one on here thoughexiledclaseboy wrote: ↑03 Aug 2022 21:20It’s a bit of a leap from pretending to be able to bend forks, the f*****g lunatic.


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I once sat next to him on a flight to Tokyo and after about two hours he raised the little screen between us and proceeded to clank around with what I can only assume was the cutlery.
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I wonder if he could bend a Russian nuclear warhead so it would fly back and bomb its own starting point? Seems logical to me 
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He was down The Vetch one Saturday and I actually asked him if he had that nights lottery numbers.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.
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Pretty sure I remember that, paraded on the pitch before the game and no one really gave a toss. Ruth Madoc was also trotted out that season too iirc, good sport she was.Darran wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 11:43He was down The Vetch one Saturday and I actually asked him if he had that nights lottery numbers.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.
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I can’t remember Madoc but Uri bent a spoon in the centre circle at half time with the north bank chanting at him.Itchysphincter wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 12:06Pretty sure I remember that, paraded on the pitch before the game and no one really gave a toss. Ruth Madoc was also trotted out that season too iirc, good sport she was.Darran wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 11:43He was down The Vetch one Saturday and I actually asked him if he had that nights lottery numbers.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.

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Didn't he support Exeter or someone?
Surprisingly they haven't dominated Europe all things considered.
Surprisingly they haven't dominated Europe all things considered.
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I remember that as well. Didn’t it have something to do with his belief that The Vetch was cursed?Darran wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 11:43He was down The Vetch one Saturday and I actually asked him if he had that nights lottery numbers.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.
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Something like that.Cooperman wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 12:27I remember that as well. Didn’t it have something to do with his belief that The Vetch was cursed?Darran wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022 11:43He was down The Vetch one Saturday and I actually asked him if he had that nights lottery numbers.
He was there a friend of Mike Lewis,it was the last home game of the season against Doncaster and Doncaster had already been relegated out of the football league.
He went in our dressing room before the game to generate positive thoughts unto the minds of the players.
It was the worst 0-0 draw I’ve ever witnessed,it was absolutely dire.

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I think he went to watch Exeter again because of his chum Mike Lewis.
I believe he took his mate Michael Jackson with him.
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