Ed, get a life! Did he ever do anything else?
I’ve bought about $400 worth of magic in the past six months but mainly from open boxes on Penguin or cheap Dover paperbacks. It looks bad to my girlfriend, but I think I only spent about $150... (too scared to check, mind)
OH.....Man...this list had me laughing out loud at work. Baaaaa haaaaa!I watched a YouTube reveal... once.
I really want to saw my wife in half.
I own more books than I can read in my lifetime but I want to buy more.
I lie to my audiences... a lot.
I like using a change bag with a handle that looks like it came from a magic shop.
I have boxes of magic effects that I will never perform.
I find most card tricks boring.
I bought a sponge ding dong trick because it was on sale.
Most of my performance material is nearly self working.
I have a hard time finding performance effects that aren’t developed by Jim Steinmeyer.
I purposefully pick attractive people in the audience to assist me.
My family says that I negatively critique every magic show I see. But I’ve seen at least two shows that I didn’t negatively critique.
I perform magic tricks for my dog.
I’ve performed the baffling bra trick for my in-laws.
I own 75 3D sponge bunnies.
I have 20 magic routines that are in the process of being developed and have been for at least two years.
I stopped keeping track several thousands of dollars ago....
I have had money shoved down my dress shirt and asked to stay later at a gig....yikes ha
FINALLY!!!! I KNOW I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!!!I have never and never do I intend to perform an ambitious card routine.
I have never and never do I intend to perform an ambitious card routine.
I have had money shoved down my dress shirt and asked to stay later at a gig....yikes ha
I've been training (well... trying to...) my golden retriever to secretly snatch cards that are dropped and gently hold/release them after wandering away for a card to dog transpo. I don't know why really. Here is a picture I snapped after she successfully did the reveal after doing a corner tear trick for matching purposes. It may serve a purpose in the future but I doubt it.
I've trained my dog to find a spectator's selected card after it has been returned into a deck and the deck shuffled.
The only problem is that she would rather keep the card than reveal that she found the spectator's card.
Ah isn't that the Pomeranian Steal from Vol. 1 of Harry Wolf's works?
Nope.... Royal Road, page 30 and page 201.