Worth watching just for Chris Crudelli's comment at the end..
'We're definitely gonna see some juice today'.

I have to say that no amount of breathing exercises are going to save your arm from a sharp sword. Even if he turned the blade to its flat side it still would have cut him. European swords, (knights swords) if the hit skin on the flat of the blade it would still leave an indention with the flat of the blade and two cuts were the edges of the blade would have pushed into the skin.

I have to say that this was a bit darwinish. Sharp sword, unarmored arm, and we get "Juice."

Hunnnnhhh?

"I've done it a dozen times. This is the first time it didn't work..."

Another point for skeptics. People all over the world claim to do superhuman feats, like this one. When a camera is around however, they always fail.
How peculiar!

makes me proud to be a Filipino.

*eia *asia

Adding video to channels (Asia, Eia) - requested by gorillaman.

*promote

I was gonna post this, I'm only 9 months late.

Promoting this classic video back to the front page; last published Monday, December 18th, 2006 6:31am PST - promote requested by gorillaman.

Wel, there's only one reasonable explanation...

Cameras clearly disrupt magical phenomena.

The way it went through that tree.. and he thought his skin would be alright?

Gotta love the British accent on the sentence "Gotta get a bandage on that"

must be painful, maybe he really wanted to be on tv