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Mezzini New user 20 Posts 
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On 2012-04-17 22:51, NotYourAverageJOE wrote: Way to bring back a 9 year old thread. 
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djrosen New user 28 Posts
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I don't see the problem
Penguin just sent this out in a promotional email 8 years later. |
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emyers99 Inner circle Columbus, Ohio 4094 Posts
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Oldie but goodie
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Magikgym Regular user 117 Posts
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Looks very convincing. Bought it from penguin. Not hard or knuckle busting....just need to practice to get it smooth.
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countrymaven Inner circle 1306 Posts
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IF you get creative with this there are other displays you can do too, that make it more convincing. What sets this apart is that when you link a ring and a rubber band, and separate them, you have done magic. Because, like the linking rings, they are solid and impossible to link.
I think a lot of ring and string routines are misguided. IT becomes like a puzzle. Because you CAN get a ring on a string with the right twists, etc... and everyone knows this. I am VERY GLAD this trick came back from the dead. Because the displays are some of the best. Far better than linking a rubber band with a rubber band. Something magical about a solid ring and a rubber band, IMHO. |
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Calvin Tong Special user 600 Posts
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I love this and still perform it! Very convincing.
Cal Tong
President Emeritus IBM Ring 216 Silicon Valley |
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