There's nothing wrong with purple!!

Indeed, purple is fine. The colour that David Icke actually used to wear was turquoise: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Icke#...ise_period

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/David_Icke

Quote:He also began wearing all purple all the time which furthered claims he was either disturbed or perhaps a reptilian himself. He was even passed over for Celebrity Big Brother in 2006 for being "too weird"!

Omnissiunt One-

David Icke never said that he's the son of god.

http://www.ukskeptics.com/article.php?di...d_icke.php

Quote:The seismic shift in Icke’s career occurred, bizarrely enough, on the Wogan Show in 1991. Wearing a turquoise tracksuit and appearing distracted, Icke announced to Terry Wogan and the viewing population that he believed he was the Son of God.

Darwinian, I linked to the Wikipedia article mentioning his choice of clothing as turquoise, and showing a photo of him in said clothing. I hardly think RationalWiki can make claim to be more accurate, especially since it is written from a biased perspective, and not subject to the rigorous editing that Wikipedia has.

You're too young to remember when David Icke and his family all dressed up in purple tracksuits and proclaimed that he was the son of God then?

I remember very well though.

David icke discussing the original wogan interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OSmdej56cw

(July 17, 2010 at 1:57 pm)Darwinian Wrote: You're too young to remember when David Icke and his family all dressed up in purple tracksuits and proclaimed that he was the son of God then?

I remember very well though.

I wasn't there at the time, but I have done a load of reading on David Icke when I first heard about him years ago. Like I said, the Wikipedia article states (correctly) that he wore turquoise; it even has a picture of him *at the interview where he proclaimed himself the son of God*, wearing the turquoise tracksuit.

There are no mentions of the word "purple" in the article.

(July 17, 2010 at 1:50 pm)Tiberius Wrote: Darwinian, I linked to the Wikipedia article mentioning his choice of clothing as turquoise, and showing a photo of him in said clothing. I hardly think RationalWiki can make claim to be more accurate, especially since it is written from a biased perspective, and not subject to the rigorous editing that Wikipedia has.

Yeah and the rigorous mucking about. I wouldn't use either as a reliable source. Let's just say he started wearing a color that a grown sports announcer typically wouldn't wear. Of course, I don't doubt your personal knowledge of said color-wearing.

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(July 17, 2010 at 1:39 pm)Godhead Wrote: Omnissiunt One-

David Icke never said that he's the son of god.

After everything that has been posted in this thread, you choose to reply to that one statement?