John Edward to contact Steve Irwin

Given the very public nature of Steve Irwin's life, I doubt that The Biggest Douche In The Universe will have to try very hard when attempting to cold read Ms. Irwin. Of course, anything Edward can't glean from Wikipedia I'm sure the widow Irwin will unwittingly provide.

Bastard.
 
I somehow liked the TV show Crocodile Hunter. Until now I would have probably visited the Australia Zoo, if I had been to Australia. OK, Steve Irwin was always a bit whack, but that he was into that psychic stuff I didn't know.
"She said it was on his first visit to Australia Zoo, about five years ago, that the psychic medium realised his ability to communicate with animals,..."
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Of course. He was never in contact with animals before and it was a complete incident that he realised this ability during a visit of a world famous zoo. I totally buy that.
 
This is very dissapointing.

It looks like they are going to feature it on some current afairs show on channel 7 in australia, where john edwards has apparently been "tested by scientests" (no doupt in an unscientific way).
 
dacium2007 said:
This is very dissapointing.

It looks like they are going to feature it on some current afairs show on channel 7 in australia, where john edwards has apparently been "tested by scientests" (no doupt in an unscientific way).
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I'm watching it just to see how bad it is. Today Tonight is true carcrash tv, it's quite possibly the worst show ever made.


Oh, and I'm now never going to Australia Zoo
 
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Mark A. Siefert said:
Given the very public nature of Steve Irwin's life, I doubt that The Biggest Douche In The Universe will have to try very hard when attempting to cold read Ms. Irwin. Of course, anything Edward can't glean from Wikipedia I'm sure the widow Irwin will unwittingly provide.

Bastard.
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This poor woman. She is still in immense grief over her husband, it looks like she has aged 20 yrs. since he died. I hate for her to be taken advantage of.
 
Damien Evans said:
I'm watching it just to see how bad it is. Today Tonight is true carcrash tv, it's quite possibly the worst show ever made.


Oh, and I'm now never going to Australia Zoo
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No I think A Current Affair has is beaten for that :p
 
MG1962 said:
No I think A Current Affair has is beaten for that :p
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Ugh. Remember, Edward had his own show. :boggled:

There are so many, it would take another thread to list them all. For me, the ultimate pseudoscience show was, "In Search Of".
 
Does anyone know if the sting ray that killed Irwin was also killed?
It would be cool to make contact with the dead sting ray.
 
Mark A. Siefert said:
Given the very public nature of Steve Irwin's life, I doubt that The Biggest Douche In The Universe will have to try very hard when attempting to cold read Ms. Irwin. Of course, anything Edward can't glean from Wikipedia I'm sure the widow Irwin will unwittingly provide.
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John Edward already has it made:

Mrs Irwin said Steve had been a personal friend of Edward for years.
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"He loves Australia and he's been such a supporter of our family and good friend since we lost Steve.
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John Edward already knows plenty of personal stuff, which he will use. A casual remark, long forgotten by Terri Irwin, will be regurgitated by John Edward and presented as "spirit communication".

"I've invited everyone who's a sceptic (to the show on January 5), because you can't leave after seeing what John does without having some appreciation for his work.
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Maybe she should ask John Edward what his standard reply is to skeptics: "Bite me!"

Mark A. Siefert said:
Bastard.
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It's not nice to compare John Edward to bastards. Bastards don't deserve that.
 
I had no idea Steve was such a bad person. On second thought his show wasn't entertaining, informative, and didn't help to popularize conservation and interest in wildlife.
 
I'd of course hope that some skeptic could contact her and warn her about cold/warm/hot reading and such.

I also seem to recall that it is much more difficult for "psychics" to make a living in Australia?
 
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If we must die, I'd like to think that Steve Erwin's path was pretty cool.

Imagine if he had merely been run over by a car?
 
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