by Michael Jay » Aug 17th, '06, 22:26
Actually, and this is kinda sad, but I have some of that rope. Now, don't you laugh, dammit.
I found this little hank of rope on the ground, near a forested area. I don't know how it got there and I don't know where it came from. But it is the nicest piece of rope I've ever gotten my hands on and if I could find out who the hell the manufacturer is, I would buy a huge amount of it and market it to magicians, because it is just that nice.
It doesn't crimp. I mean, it absolutely doesn't crimp. It hangs nicely, regardless if you've had it all jumbled up for a long period of time. Yes, I've actually experimented with this piece of rope. Now, I don't believe in anything, much less visitors from outter space, but I'll be damned if I don't think that this little hank of rope came from outside of this world.
I have yet to see anything that matches it (and I come from a water bound background, almost growing up on a boat - fish was a staple in my family). I have searched most every place in my home town, trying to locate anything close. No luck.
It is synthetic. That is a down side, really, if you like to cut your rope. But, who actually cuts rope anymore? Even if you did cut it, it is still rope. It would be a reasonable expense in a regular, paid for show. Even the amateur would have little apprehension at simply replacing this stuff - it's rope. And it's not like it unravels except over extended use (which is why, being synthetic, you melt the ends shut, like you'd use Elmer's on a cotton one).
It is the ultimate magician's rope.
(yes, think you did just hear an orgasm)
Go ahead, laugh. If you had this rope in your hands, you would cry...
Mike.