Alex Magala's sword swallowing act was most certainly edge-of-your-seat stuff, but plenty of Britain's Got Talent viewers were distracted by the somewhat amusing 'do not try this at home' warnings tonight.

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It's important info of course - ITV would soon be in trouble if they didn't show the warning message - but it just seemed a tad redundant given what Magala was doing.

After all, while there's plenty of ad breaks to get a few things done, it's unlikely to be a bit of sword swallowing mixed with dropping from a pole (blindfolded no less) towards spinning drills, is it?

I mean, who doesn't have this gear lying around?

https://twitter.com/SamOliver2904/status/734832456172441600

Got to love the British sarcasm

https://twitter.com/mrfibbers/status/734831557559648256
https://twitter.com/joeyblower/status/734833760743624704

You might spot a load of the gear on eBay later

https://twitter.com/nickdthomas/status/734833728216797185
https://twitter.com/AntStephen/status/734832162286010368

People really weren't sure why they needed telling

https://twitter.com/djchug/status/734832110587027461
https://twitter.com/janebryant59/status/734831681744609280
https://twitter.com/jws_123/status/734831409588785152

Britain's Got Sarcasm by the bucket load

https://twitter.com/xsamuelking/status/734831301371518976
https://twitter.com/behlul_official/status/734831121872125952
https://twitter.com/dazgale/status/734831026233610240

Well, we all best ponder a new hobby to try out, eh?

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Britain's Got Talent continues with the results at 9:30pm tonight at Tuesday from 7:30pm on ITV

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