So Ill jsut bump this thread up rather than starting a new one......
Is anyone going to see him enter his box live on tv tonight?? (Im not im off to the pub/ disco
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Imo I dont think he'll do it or if he will he will be very ill
I think he is
Oh, here is a little news story if you care to read it
Blaine prepares for starvation stunt
Illusionist David Blaine is making the final preparations for his latest stunt, which will see him encased in a plastic box over the River Thames.
Blaine will enter the box on Friday night, planning to spend 44 days suspended beside the London river.
During that time he will go without food and will only have access to water fed through a tube.
The stunt will be televised on Channel 4 and Sky One - including live coverage throughout the entire 44 days on Sky.
The Perspex box Blaine will be calling home measures just 7ft by 7ft by 3 ft (2.1m by 2.1m by 0.9m) and will be suspended by a crane near to Tower Bridge.
The stunt is the latest in a series of bizarre challenges the US magician has set himself.
In 2000, Blaine spent 61 hours, 40 minutes, and 15 seconds encased in a 6-tonne block of ice in New York's Times Square.
And, in 1999 he was buried six feet down under a glass tank filled with water for a week, being fed just four tablespoons of water a day.
Health check
During his latest challenge he will attempt to stay without food for more than six weeks, with no communication or distractions.
The box will contain trickling water and a tube for him to urinate - by which doctors will be able to assess his health.
Blaine said he weighed 205 lb (93 kg), having begun an added glucose diet, and expected to lose about 45 lb (20 kg) during more than six weeks without food.
Record-keepers at Guinness have already said his stunt will not qualify as a world record because it would not surpass records previously set.
The Guinness members also said they would not want to be seen actively to encourage anyone to starve themselves.
Sky One will show live coverage of Blaine's entry into the box on Friday evening, with Channel 4 showing the footage three days later.
His exit is due to be shown live on Sky One on 19 October and on Channel 4 the following day.