Hello, I was recently searching through ebay when I found these;

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Milton-Bradley-M......8fefc0af

http://www.ebay.com/itm/KRAZY-KEYS-BY-TE......9f6f86bf

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tenyo-Squeeze-Pl......9cfd6b8d

the first is for the twister, and it's only 40, while the other is a krazy keys by Lubor Fiedler at a starting price of 22.82 with two days left, and lastly, a squeeze play for only 31.90 buy it now! I'm not getting any because I need to save up some more money since I just got The Alchemist, which I'm very happy with.

How about English instructions for money shock? Looks like I can figure it out, I just want to be sure to not ruin gaff.

I think Squeeze Play requires a little bit of "maintenance" right? How easy is that to do?

I know for a fact that squeeze play does require some sleight of hand, but I don't really know since I don't own it.

Squeeze Play is simple as pie. Yes, you have to practice. That's true of almost any trick so you don't muck it up (even Zig Zag Cig).

Squeeze Play does not require maintenance but does require practice.

Within the realm of Tenyo effects it it towards the more difficult side... that is to say that it is still simple but is not mechanical or totally automatic as are some others. Within the realm of magic in general it it straightforward and easy.

Just let Impossible Pen and Bird Watcher slip through my grasp in fifteen minutes on eBay. Not a good evening's purchasing, although to be fair both had incomplete packaging.

The English packaging for Impossible Pen and Bird Watcher are both inconsequential pieces of clear plastic.

Ah this Bird Watcher had a crumpled mustard coloured box and a black plastic inner tray, so not sure what variant it was in that case? Still, they are gone now!