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Jim Poor Special user Fairfax, VA 676 Posts |
Try to do it without the internet search first...
"It is human nature to want to believe in the wizardry of the magician--but also to turn against him and scorn him the moment that he commits the slightest error that reveals his trickery. Those in the audience are embarresed to have been so easily astonished, and they blame the performer for their gullability." This will be my new signature for a while. EDIT: DANG it's too long I watched a magic DVD the other day and one of the magicians said that he felt that he had ruined magic for himself by learning all the secrets. He went on to say that he got his joy by giving back to the audience. I like that. So, let us try harder not to ruin the magic for the "laypeople" by getting sloppy. Thanks and Best, Jim |
Jim Poor Special user Fairfax, VA 676 Posts |
Well either nobody cares or nobody can find it.
It appears in Dean Koontz's book Odd Thomas. |
montemagic Elite user San Diego, CA 471 Posts |
Dean Koontz, Odd Thomas, Random House 2003
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montemagic Elite user San Diego, CA 471 Posts |
Haha, didn't look at your follow-up post!!!
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montemagic Elite user San Diego, CA 471 Posts |
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Jim Poor Special user Fairfax, VA 676 Posts |
How cool is that...???!!!
I just got it, I read the second in the series first. |
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