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Head Case Inner circle 1138 Posts |
So yesterday I performed WH's thread for the first time, well 2 times yesterday. My eye feels like It has a rope burn and the whole bottom half of my eyeball is bloodshot.
Just thought Id share. |
Head Case Inner circle 1138 Posts |
PS. Both times I got an !@#$%^& HUGE reaction from people.
Ahh the price of entertaining people. lol |
macc Loyal user 205 Posts |
Was your thread clean? be careful as it´s very easy to get the eyes infected.
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3662 Posts |
Wayne is a great Magician but I can't believe this is a good idea.
I worry about both of you in the long run. -Mary Mowder |
taiga Veteran user Chicoutimi, Qc 317 Posts |
Some people are more sensitive to infection than others. May I suggest you to stop it and pass to something else safer?!?! This trick is one of the dummest thing to have hit the market. And It's good guys like you, who have faith in the "inventors" (..."he would not sell it if it was dangerous!...) that pay the price for their lack of conciousness. Be carefull for your integrity because no one else would.
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macc Loyal user 205 Posts |
I don't perform this effect. I got hooked by the hype. then practiced it a few times and that´s it.
I agree it is dangerous. the chances to not get an infection can only be minimized. and I just can´t get comfortable with the feeling of having a ****** in the ***. |
huangja New user 74 Posts |
I bought this too due to the hype. I don't see myself practicing it, let alone performing it. To me it's a perfect TV effect but not practical for "live" when you have to set up and wait for the right moment.
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Longhorn New user Texas 54 Posts |
It does require sacrifice.
It is a very strong effect no doubt about it. I am just not one to mess around with my eyes. The teaching on the dvd is very good, but I don't know that that can prevent you from possibly causing some major or minor damage to yourself. |
MagicJim Regular user 151 Posts |
The effect LOOKS great! I dedicated a couple of hours shortly after receiving the dvd. The discomfort level was so high! My eye was red for two days because of this. A simple microbiology course and years of training in the field of science apparently was not enough for me to keep from trying. You stand a great chance of either doing structural damage to your eye or receiving a bacterial or virus infection. I do not recommend anyone try this!
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MitchellMac Loyal user 210 Posts |
I own this DvD but I've never done the effect... Did you guys not use viscene or something. I agree though it does not seem safe
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Gustavo Vierini New user Brazil 27 Posts |
I don't like to use this method (put the thread really inside the eye). I prefer the second way to perform it, is 100% more secure and the effect is almost the same for the spectators...i mean the "Sleight of hand method" that WH explain on the DVD.
I witnessted it with my spectators and the reactions are great. Greeting's from Brazil! |
MagicJim Regular user 151 Posts |
Yes, I did use visine/eye drops. The sleight of hand method does not allow you to keep your eye open. But, it I would imagine still play big...it is the safe way to go!
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MitchellMac Loyal user 210 Posts |
If you squint it kind of gives the more painful look though... Someone that is okay with actually pulling things from their face should do them both and tell us which one got better reactions
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Longhorn New user Texas 54 Posts |
I forgot about the sleight of hand version on the dvd.
It actually wasn't bad from what I remember. It is hard to compete with the visual impact of the main method, but definitely the safer route. |
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