theory11 — Magic Tricks & the World's Finest Playing Cards

Your Best Reactions

jake the snake magic

jake the snake magic

Oct 22, 2008
789
0
lol it was all good petey because they were large print bikes. But with ur story its always funny when a teacher curses in front of his class, must of felt good knowing it was because of you lol.
 
Mikeoo92

Mikeoo92

Aug 11, 2008
349
0
33
Deer lodge, TN close to knoxville
It seems Kaos ALWAYS gets me a great reaction!
I performed it last weekend at the winter jam concert (You all may have read my story, about my strait jacket escape also).
But I pulled the card through the window, and the dude dropped the cards, and backed away and his mouth just went open, and the black lady was screaming.

I did this at a church for all my friends and the girl who was holding the cards, dropped them also, and started shaking, she dint fell good, after that, and called her mom to pick her up. (I never seen her agian, because I moved, and she dose not go to that church any more).
I dont know if my last reaction I told you about was Good or not, but I know it was strong. Magic can effect anyone differently if perfected, and with the right presentation.

Kaos is probably my fav trick.
(Anyone else have Kaos stories?)
 
tally-ho

tally-ho

Nov 16, 2008
2,267
0
38
In the not to distant future
romeo sierra said:
"Thank you."

A few months ago, I performed for a group of kids diagnosed with cancer at Johns Hopkins. I received all kinds of individual reactions that day, but I got the most fulfilling one when I'd left. It was like a scene straight out of Patch Adams. All the kids were close together and waved goodbye with smiles on their face. In sync with one another, they all said thank you simultanously. It was cute. It felt sincere. I liked it a lot and thought about it for days afterwards.

RS.
Click to expand...

I'm surprised no-one mentioned this again. That seems like a much better reaction than making people cry or scream.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom