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Jaymz023 Veteran user Midwest 356 Posts |
I was at a fair this weekend and I saw this guy blow up a 3-4 foot skinny balloon- and shoved it down his throat-- he got every inch in his mouth--closed his mouth and was able to talk normal--and we never saw the balloon again-- what is the name of this effect and where can you find it?
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Todd Robbins V.I.P. New York 2922 Posts |
Steve Bedwell put this on a video titled No MD Required.
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pikacrd Veteran user Florida 387 Posts |
Don't remember where I learned to do this but I have been doing it in my street act for at least 10 years if not longer. I would suggest going out buying some 260 balloons and playing around with it you will sink your teeth into it in no time.
Good luck.
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Harry Murphy Inner circle Maryland 5444 Posts |
And this has been discussed a half a dozen times here on the Café'. Try the search function and add to existing threads rather than start a new one.
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darkp0is3n New user Texas 58 Posts |
The eating the baloon trick sounds awesome, probably pretty weird feeling also, sheesh...
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DavidEscapes Inner circle I'm Special! 1003 Posts |
Hi
This is a magic trick rather than a sideshow stunt, you don't actually swallow the balloon at all. Like Harry said, a quick search of the Café should turn up some info on how to do it. Alternativly you should re-read the last line of the post by Pikacrd, a few places above this one, he said: "I would suggest going out buying some 260 balloons and playing around with it you will sink your teeth into it in no time." Have fun David Straitjacket
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pikacrd Veteran user Florida 387 Posts |
Glad that someone got it. Good going Straitjacket Guy!
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