On Jul 18, 2019, Josepher wrote:
Now you have me thinking about removing the "Growler" from one of my dog's toys and transplanting it into a Voodoo Doll.
Pick it up and it growls. That's dangerous one.

On Jul 15, 2019, jimgerrish wrote:
I've never known someone who performs comedy magic to not have a sense of humor. That would be bizarre, even for weepinwill. I can see a tiny clown doll "come to life" and have to be chased down from spectator's pocket to spectator's pocket. Spooky but funny. I can see putting a clown finger puppet on my thumb and then piercing the puppet with several needles from several directions completely ignoring the blood dripping down from my hand, and having all traces of it vanish when the needles are removed and my thumb works perfectly. I can see plots in which two very different looking finger puppets change places when given to two spectators to guard. I can also see I'm not getting paid to mention all these things, so I'll stop here.

On Aug 22, 2019, reese wrote:
Alas, there is no such thing as an "authentic Hatian Vodou doll" because they are not used in Hatian Vodou. They don't exist. They are used in Louisiana voodoo though. They originate from European poppets.

On Aug 22, 2019, JoshDude849 wrote:
"A comic magician doing voodoo dolls.... now that is funny."

Haha, yeah it is.