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This is a great trick i got alot of reaction out of this no one gets it beware allways wear a jacket and try to limit how many times you show it to somone.
ive had girls puke because you can buy a cracking noise for it wich can be placed around your shoulder wich can crack at a click of a button. one person has gotten it becaus ei mad ethe mistake of showing him like 7 times.. but he hasnt told any one.
It can be gimick free you dont need the cracking noise it gives a better reaction but still.

I rate it
9/10 only because it can be figured out if you dont use proper miss direction

There are so many variations to this - but it's a great impromtu trick to do when someone says "Do some magic"!

Got this at Al's Magic in Washington DC in 1989! It is a great thing to be able to do impromptu. I have had a lot of fun with it over the years.

This trick is wuite old.. by Shinkoh originally.

If you want to take this effect to the next level I would suggest buying Disjointed by Joe Russell. In this effect you twist your wrist round 360 degrees ( or more ! ) then break your elbow at the joint and dislocate your shoulder. Then put the pieces together slowly!!

DrTodd wrote:Got this at Al's Magic in Washington DC in 1989! It is a great thing to be able to do impromptu. I have had a lot of fun with it over the years.

lol dude i wasnt even born yet lol in 1989 hehe

DrTodd wrote:Got this at Al's Magic in Washington DC in 1989! It is a great thing to be able to do impromptu. I have had a lot of fun with it over the years.

Where exactly in DC? 8Th graders get a trip to DC every year before graduation in June and since I am going, it would be nice to stop by there...If the chaperones allow it and we have time of course.


On the subject of Arm Twist, this is a classic, it is an increadible effect for those who do not know it, but I have found that most do so I have not performed it in a while...it might just be my presentation, but I am pretty sure it is not as I have never been told that it was, common sense clues people in on how this is done.

~David

Dear David:

Al's is still in operation and is downtown. You can google it.

I continue to perform it and know one seems to know it.

Yedid has a good dvd on this. It's not his . He also has a dvd on a dissapearing fingers of sorts. I've seen it some time ago. Someone here
mentioned the word disjointed, well he's right to do this well you must be I'm not. Take it from here???
Dr. Todd what splendid news. I read you went to Al's in DC. Grand gentelman Al and good friend excellent shop (it was) I'm from Maryland
USA.