David Blaine, the street magician turned superstar who proved that
even the most amazing stunts can bore people to tears, will be attempting to yet again raise the interest of an
increasingly uninterested public, this time by immersing himself in a "human aquarium" for seven days
and nights. The stunt will conclude with Blaine trying to hold his breath underwater for longer than eight minutes and
fifty-eight seconds, which is apparently the current record. Well, sure, it's the current human record, but
what about sperm whales? Or heck, even crocodiles? In fact, maybe they should toss a crocodile into the tank and see
which one can hold their breath the longest. Anyway, the finale of Blaine's newest attempt will air on ABC on May 8. At
least this sounds somewhat more exciting than when he didn't eat anything for several days and called it
"magic." That's not magic, that's called being a fashion model.Posts with tag human aquarium
David Blaine gets wet
David Blaine, the street magician turned superstar who proved that
even the most amazing stunts can bore people to tears, will be attempting to yet again raise the interest of an
increasingly uninterested public, this time by immersing himself in a "human aquarium" for seven days
and nights. The stunt will conclude with Blaine trying to hold his breath underwater for longer than eight minutes and
fifty-eight seconds, which is apparently the current record. Well, sure, it's the current human record, but
what about sperm whales? Or heck, even crocodiles? In fact, maybe they should toss a crocodile into the tank and see
which one can hold their breath the longest. Anyway, the finale of Blaine's newest attempt will air on ABC on May 8. At
least this sounds somewhat more exciting than when he didn't eat anything for several days and called it
"magic." That's not magic, that's called being a fashion model.











