Http://www.bbc.com/news/av/entertainment......o-escape

Guess he needed to take some of your classes!

Dorothy Dietrich and Dick Brookz
The Houdini Museum , Scranton, PA
The Only Building in the World Dedicated to Houdini

Well, if he sees himself as a success, then I guess more power to him. Personally I wanted to laugh at him for undertaking such a silly task. If he had planned to fail to make a point... Well, I am not a huge fan of that style of performance art, but at least I could see that.

I think he made a fool of himself and then came up with a story to try and save face.

Although the article title described him as an 'Escape Artist,' it looks like that description was merely a way to get people interested enough to click and view. He's described in the actual video as a performance artist. His 'act' looks a lot more like performance art than escape as well. It's probably fair to say that he didn't do this as an escape attempt, but as a work of symbolism, illustrating the futility of escaping history.

I bet he can sell his marble clippings as art now though. Now if he had been body searched and sneaked the happier and chisel in I would have been impressed. Looks like he was nearly there to be honest.

Still at least he's better than some I won't name.....you know who they are.....

I'll bet the marble slab with the chain still attached is in a gallery somewhere.

But this guy is definitely an escapist.... anyone else used a black pudding to escape??

for some reason I didn't include the link.....

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/01/......freezer/


there you go!

Now that was an engaging read and a bit of a testament to ingenuity. Of course pudding in my neck of the woods would be utterly useless, but would make a tasty dessert while I'm freezing to death. I wonder if he could free himself from a block of marble?