August 19, 201015 yr Iron Lady: The mother-of-one who is so magnetic metal objects stick to her for 45 MINUTES By Arthur Martin Last updated at 5:36 PM on 19th August 2010 Comments (9) Add to My Stories It looks like an elaborate practical joke using some strategically placed double-sided tape. But these assortment of metal objects stay on Brenda Allison's skin because she has a heightened electromagnetic current running through her body, it is thought. Coins, safety pins, magnets, spanners and even a metal lid from a Vaseline pot can stay on her body for up to 45 minutes without falling off. Attraction: Brenda Allison, 50, is so magnetically charged that metal objects including coins, keys and even tin lids stick to her for up to 45 minutes When the pulse is at its strongest, she can dance in her living room without them coming off. Since childhood Miss Allison's body has set off car alarms, interrupted the TV signal and blown out light bulbs. Her parents stopped buying her watches after her magnetic field kept interfering with the timing mechanism. Every person has a subtle electromagnetic field flowing through their bodies - but most of us are unaware of its presence. Positive: Mrs Allison was once accused by a cashier of deliberately cursing his till when her magnetism caused it to develop problems However, the 50-year-old mother-of-one says she first noticed the effects of her magnetism when she was in a nursery school. As she grew up she started to keep a diary and realised the magnetic pulses were strongest at the end of each menstrual cycle. 'People laugh when I put metal objects on my skin and they don't fall off,' Miss Allison, of Holloway, north London, said: 'But sometimes my condition can be extremely embarrassing. 'On on occasion I had a dreadful experience at the supermarket. When I reached the check-out the till machine started to misbehave and it was obvious I had caused it. 'The man on the checkout started shouting at me and accused me of putting a voodoo curse on his till.' Doctors have told Miss Allison that her magnetism may be caused by high stress levels and have urged her to take steps to relax. During strong magnetic periods she has been advised to grip the kitchen taps because they are 'earthed'. Last night she said she her one wish was to be tested by electromagnet specialists so she can understand the cause behind her condition. 'When I was a child my parents knew there was something different about me,' the accounts manager said. 'But they never entertained the idea of taking me to the doctor. 'What would they say? "We think our child is a magnet". 'Medicine was very different back then and I think if my mother had said that to a doctor she would have been taken away by the men in white coats. 'When I was a child we constantly had the TV repair man round because I had interfered with the electronics in some way. 'And they gave up buying me watches because they would just stop.' It was only earlier this year that Miss Allison discovered that metal objects would stay on her skin when she placed them there. Her body can emit a negative or positive charge, depending on the time of the month. This means she will repel some objects and attract others, and vice versa, depending on the charge. She added: 'Metal objects don't fly towards me, but when I put them close to my skin I can feel a pull. 'They tend to stay on for longer if they are near a bone - I don't know why. 'They can stay on me for up to 45 minutes without me touching them. Sometimes I feel like a fridge covered with magnets. 'My son has grown up with my magnetism so he finds it normal. But he did used to complain when it stopped his battery-operated toys from working.' Kathy Geminiani, an electrotherapy expert, said it is possible that Miss Allison has a stronger charge in her body. She said: 'Everyone has a charge, all slightly different. It sounds like Brenda is highly charged.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1304481/Iron-Lady-The-mother-magnetic-metal-objects-stick-45-MINUTES.html#ixzz0x5p6m01n
August 20, 201015 yr Also ho shi one of the papers here has that article in it with some lines exactly the same
August 20, 201015 yr Author I hear she's already been signed up for the next series of Britain's Got No Talent!:rolleyes:
August 20, 201015 yr I will bet you one thousand FUCKING pounds she hasn't. Unless you were being funny, in that case, HA-HA, good one! Why?
August 20, 201015 yr Author I will bet you one thousand FUCKING pounds she hasn't. Unless you were being funny, in that case, HA-HA, good one! Why? Why not? It wouldn't be any more ridiculous than a lot of the "acts" they have on there.................... :rolleyes:
August 20, 201015 yr I don't care, and nobody cares, about Britains Got Talent, Lady Gargoyle, Sticktoria Beckham etc.. Yes millions of people may watch that shit, but nobody here cares and the only person who mentions it is you, and you apparently hate it, why do you keep bringing up Britains Got Talent when you hate it so much? Nobody was talking about it, it has nothing to do with the thread, so please stop talking about it, because the amount of people you annoy with your persistent shitty little comments about pop culture crap that would never enter a normal persons mind, far outweighs the total retards who find it funny. But a lot of the haters are so sick of replying to it they stopped a long time ago. On top of that, you're not trying to actually have a debate and discuss fucking Britains Got Talent, what the hell? It was bad enough I actually had a debate with you over how you think Holly Willoughby is a 'different class' of presenter to Christine Blakely, hahahaha, and normally I'd just say 'fuck it' and let it die because it had gone past the lines of relevance and was simply about you alluding the point with completely irrelevant shit, but that time I didn't, and lowered myself to having the stupidest debate I've ever had on this forum, and then you stopped replying because you were wrong. But on this occasion, no, I'll say 'fuck it'. I won't have a debate about whether a woman who sticks metal to her body would be of the standard entertainment value as a person on Britains Got Talent, and only someone who would want to argue such a matter is totally fucked in the head (That's you).
August 20, 201015 yr Author I don't care, and nobody cares, about Britains Got Talent, Lady Gargoyle, Sticktoria Beckham etc.. Yes millions of people may watch that shit, but nobody here cares and the only person who mentions it is you, and you apparently hate it, why do you keep bringing up Britains Got Talent when you hate it so much? Nobody was talking about it, it has nothing to do with the thread, so please stop talking about it, because the amount of people you annoy with your persistent shitty little comments about pop culture crap that would never enter a normal persons mind, far outweighs the total retards who find it funny. But a lot of the haters are so sick of replying to it they stopped a long time ago. On top of that, you're not trying to actually have a debate and discuss fucking Britains Got Talent, what the hell? It was bad enough I actually had a debate with you over how you think Holly Willoughby is a 'different class' of presenter to Christine Blakely, hahahaha, and normally I'd just say 'fuck it' and let it die because it had gone past the lines of relevance and was simply about you alluding the point with completely irrelevant shit, but that time I didn't, and lowered myself to having the stupidest debate I've ever had on this forum, and then you stopped replying because you were wrong. But on this occasion, no, I'll say 'fuck it'. I won't have a debate about whether a woman who sticks metal to her body would be of the standard entertainment value as a person on Britains Got Talent, and only someone who would want to argue such a matter is totally fucked in the head (That's you). Seems like it's time for your medication.:stunned:
August 20, 201015 yr May have seemed like an over-reaction but thought I'd just cut to the chase as the troll likes to get as many replies out of an argument as possible.
August 21, 201015 yr Author May have seemed like an over-reaction but thought I'd just cut to the chase as the troll likes to get as many replies out of an argument as possible. Yes, you do, don't you, even when there isn't an argument in the first place............................... :rolleyes:
August 22, 201015 yr That doesn't sound good. Not at all. What the hell makes her pull in/out metallic objects? I mean, what's the reason behind it?
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