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bumbleface Elite user 434 Posts |
I know this question has been brought up before, but what are your opinions of the terms like "knuckle-busters" or "finger-flingers?"
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Nathan Kranzo V.I.P. 2955 Posts |
Hi Greg,
I'm not quite sure how to answer your question because I don't know what your definition of finger flinger is.... I will learn any sleight no matter how hard it is, if it's the best one for the job. In the end I want things to look like real magic. By any means necessary. Best, Nathan
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bumbleface Elite user 434 Posts |
Well, all I meant was do you consider it a derogatory term? I know of some magicians who do, and feel it's hurtful because it's accusing their moves as "hard" when they are really meant for a purpose. Any thoughts?
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wert Regular user 164 Posts |
I don't believe that the term "finger flinger" is always used in a deragotory sense. Hollingworth could be called a "finger flinger" in the best of ways.
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