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The Magician Loyal user Liverpool 267 Posts 
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Classified if I told you I would have to kill you
The Magician
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magicalaurie.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Ontario, Canada 2820 Posts
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I've heard that one before.
 I was talking with a magician friend of mine and said I thought I could solve his trick, in which case, I would win $500.00. He always started the trick with the line "Who wants to win $500.00?" Well, I did, for one.  So I discussed it with him, telling him I knew how I could win $500.00 and he said, "Yeah, but then I'd have to kill ya, right?" And I said, "Awwwwwww! No."
"Every thought you think, word you speak, and action you take proceeds from either love or fear. Peace and upset, innocence and guilt, healing and illness all spring from that one fundamental choice." Alan Cohen
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dpe666 Inner circle 2890 Posts
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On 2005-08-13 23:50, mouliu wrote: No, but I will give you permission to use it. |
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WhiteAngel Loyal user West Virginia, USA 269 Posts
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There is a trick in magic for dummies where you produce a baby hand from your empty hands. I use this, and tell that that the elf I captured does it all. This always gets a good laugh, and doesn't make them the butt of a joke. In escense, I show them a trik to explain another trick.
True illusionists strive to decieve the eye AND the mind.....
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islandguy New user 73 Posts
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I do mostly mentalism with a humorous or sarcastic twist, so when asked (much less than with magic - whose responses have been covered) I say: "Well first you must have a mind, then year of study and self denial to develop the talent, plus a weekly goat sacrifice". That usual stops questions, but you have to have the persona for it, or they put you away. Keith
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DylanHull New user 3 Posts
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People tell me do that again I hide the cards, coins, ect and say I can't my stuff vanished.
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Alan M Elite user California 405 Posts
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I diffuse the question by bringing it up myself: After a few tricks I say "You know, a lot of people ask how I do these amazing tricks... and any of you can learn this stuff with about 30 minutes of practice...(pause)
every day for the next 20 years." It gets a laugh and no one asks the question. Am I tipping that it's slight of hand and not really magic? - maybe- but for my audiences this seems to work without taking anything away from the illusions. I think most modern adult audiences realize that it is a skill and not really magic - so as long as I create the atmosphere where they are comfortable suspending their belief, and they don't feel challenged- this goes over well on a lay audience. -Al |
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blueboy7948 New user UK 61 Posts
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I diffuse the question by bringing it up myself: After a few tricks I say "You know, a lot of people ask how I do these amazing tricks... and any of you can learn this stuff with about 30 minutes of practice...(pause) that's a really nice one, I sometimes say "that's not the question you should be asking, you should be asking why do you bother to do this?" And sometimes they do. lol The one I use the most is this - I hand them a card with my name which says magician on it. I say "see this? what does it say?" they read it and I say well the clues in the title. |
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ChristianR Veteran user 356 Posts
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My fourvourite I've seen is the magicians wails and crys "I wish I knew"
Tarbell!
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Jonton Veteran user New York City 336 Posts
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On 2002-04-30 03:23, Magique Hands wrote: Amen! I never saw him perform it, but I bought his book after his show. Oh, and to answer the original question. When a spectator says "How did you do that?!", it's a compliment. All I ever do is laugh and say thank you. That is usually a good enough answer for them, unless they REALLY wanted to know how it was done. Then they begin heckling you with "I know how you did that!". It's strange how some people go from questioning the trick to seeming to know how it was done. *Shakes Head* ~Jonton Oh, and my response to "Do it again!" is absolutely nothing. I don't say anything, I just go on with another trick. They will start to think that I'm doing it again, or differently, but halfway through the trick they usually forget about the previous one.
I Came, I Saw, I Conjured
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Erdnase27 Inner circle 2485 Posts
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On 2005-08-12 09:33, evolve629 wrote: wasnt it a good magician:D:D:D
"He must be content to rank with the common herd." - S.W. Erdnase
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ClouDsss Inner circle 1799 Posts
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To quote from Michael Ammar:
"How the $@%*@# did you do that!!??" "Well, Can you keep a secret?" "Of course I sure dann can!" "Cool! Cos so can I.." *winks* "....." cheerios
Think outside the box, cos people are all thinking inside now!! - ClouDsss
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NCR New user Northfield Mount Hermon, MA 61 Posts
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To steal a line from magic for dummies..."Witchcraft. Didn't you see me wiggle my nose?"
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Jailhouse Jonny New user 81 Posts
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For card tricks, I once pulled out the ad from Magic or Geni magazine that was for the trick deck with the microchips in each individual card. For a few hundred bucks you too can do the trick buddy! No, I won't let you touch my very expensive equipment. (When actually it was a bad slip cut force). Even more fun when he sees you doing anther trick and you keep looking at the empty card case in your shirt pocket!
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mouliu Regular user Hongkong/Taiwan 169 Posts
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On 2005-08-14 17:43, dpe666 wrote: Haha, thanks. I'll try it out next time.
A novice't reflection: I like watching my audience's jaws drop, but sadly in reality I'm just too busy to enjoy it.
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