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dwMagician New user 1 Post 
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Hi everybody
I was watching Penn and Teller Fool Us, and after the trick of Nick Einhorn, Penn Jillete says "We´re close to a century to combined NOLOGIV(I don´t know if is write like this) magic.", and when Michael Vincent appears in his video, says "They are a very Inologible magicians." Someone can explain whats this terms means? The episode is Penn & Teller: Fool Us Season 1 Episode 5. Thank´s |
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R Don Regular user West Coast 197 Posts
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Knowledgable
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dwMagician New user 1 Post
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Thanks my friend!
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