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0pus Inner circle New Jersey 1739 Posts 
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What is the BEST stapled chicken effect?
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Magix Elite user 432 Posts
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I like the one where the chicken is restored to its unstapled condition and appears in the magician's wallet. (I prefer a "flash" restoration, and I don't like the version that uses a duplicate chicken.)
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0pus Inner circle New Jersey 1739 Posts
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And there was the one where two chickens are stapled together with their backs out . . . how does that one go?
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Steve Friedberg Inner circle 1401 Posts
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See...herein lies the problem: If you have to use a gaffed chicken, you really can't hand him out for inspection.
I've gotten around this problem in the past by using a Henway Maneuver.
Cheers,
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Poof-Daddy Inner circle Considering Stopping At Exactly 5180 Posts
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On 2003-03-28 16:34, 0pus wrote: Is it the one where you remove the head of the chicken and chase the spectator across the street then staple the head back on? Is "that" how David Blain did it??? 
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0pus Inner circle New Jersey 1739 Posts
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Poof-Daddy,
No. The re-stapled chicken would not be examinable. Blaine probably used the maneuver Steve referred to. Steve, I may be thinking of the same sleight, but I have a question: What's a Henway? 0pus |
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Steve Friedberg Inner circle 1401 Posts
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Oh, about four and a half pounds, fully grown.
(Bless you, Opus.)
Cheers,
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0pus Inner circle New Jersey 1739 Posts
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Bwa ha ha ha ha ha
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Great Domino Special user Canada 543 Posts
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To see illusionmaster. Wowzer!
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Geoff Weber Inner circle Washington DC 1360 Posts
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Do NOT buy the Stapled chicken effect! It is a rip off of the fried chicken effect and no permission was ever granted by Col. Sanders, the originator of that effect. I suggest that you only by the Original (recipe)
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ChrisZampese Veteran user Hamilton, NZ 341 Posts
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Nice work Steve and Opus!!!!
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Harry Murphy Inner circle Maryland 5360 Posts
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This effect was first published as a vague idea in 1840 by Robert Houdin in his book “Le Mystery’ de la Rue” on page 57.
Percy Gambit, England’s foremost Street Performer (Bottler), was known to perform the effect regularly in the early 1920’s. Dozens of Magicians today regularly perform the effect without giving proper credit. I believe that at least two are trying to take credit for inventing it.
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Mago Mai Elite user Venezuela 485 Posts
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Why did the magician cross the road?
He crossed the road around 5:00 p.m. cause he didn't want his audience saying that they couldn't see the trick because of the sun on their face.
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Jason Wethington Special user Orlando, Fl 615 Posts
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Q: How many magicians does it take to cross the road?
A: 10. One to cross the road, two to speculate how he did it, one to ask why he crossed in the first place and 6 to work out variations. Jason |
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0pus Inner circle New Jersey 1739 Posts
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Jason,
Don't forget the 9,990 magicians to criticize the way it was done, claim the magician crossing the road was a hack, assert that they could have done the road-crossing trick better, complain about how the magician was dressed and argue that road-crossing is not a legitimate real world effect (and undoubtedly a camera trick). And also don't forget about the 50 dealers who will advertise the very next day that they have for sale the famous road-crossing trick. 0pus |
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Jason Wethington Special user Orlando, Fl 615 Posts
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Well yeah of course!
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Bob Sanders Grammar Supervisor Magic Valley Ranch, Clanton, Alabama 20519 Posts
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Sure he crossed the road, but was it really art? Did it have content?
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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Actually, he didn't cross the road because he couldn't hand it out for examination.
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Rob Johnston Inner circle Utah 2060 Posts
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Because he didn't have the guts...
Oh, wait that was a skeleton.
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kilgourpower New user London 72 Posts
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To turn into a Pub!
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