who is David Britland ?
who is David Britland ?
im from the usa with the sir name britland and on sevral accasions his name has poped up it seems to me he do some intresting work from what tiny ammount of info iv seen
Re: who is David Britland ?
David Britland lives in London - works as a freelance researcher & advisor for television companies, among other things. In my opinion he is one of the most creative thinkers in magic. He is the same age as me, which makes him mature yet, youthful :)
You can check out some of his books & tricks at www.martinbreese.com - you should be able to obtain most of these from some USA dealers.
Best Wishes
Peter
You can check out some of his books & tricks at www.martinbreese.com - you should be able to obtain most of these from some USA dealers.
Best Wishes
Peter
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Re: who is David Britland ?
I'M David Britland!
Re: who is David Britland ?
its intresting to see someone with my sirname held in such high regard i will shurly read up a bit more
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Re: who is David Britland ?
Odinspear, please try using proper words, punctuation, and capitalization in your post. We discourage anything else.
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Re: who is David Britland ?
You shouldn't put a comma before the word 'and' Richard. ;)
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You mean- after [the] and/or, (or), after- my name? Damn punctuation; where's Harry Lorayne- when, you; need him! ...
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Re: who is David Britland ?
Euan, that comma is commonly omitted in the UK and commonly used in the U.S. For a more detailed review of the practice, check out the chapter "That'll do, Comma" for information on the "Oxford comma" in the book Eats, Shoots and Leaves. Even Ms. Truss, a self-proclaimed punctuation purist, calls out that there is no strict rule on using that comma. It all depends on the user's preference - and can be used to clarify and provide color (or is that colour?) to the writing.Originally posted by Euan:
You shouldn't put a comma before the word 'and' Richard. ;)
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Re: who is David Britland ?
I stand corrected. Thanks, Eric.
Euan
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You're, welcome. :)