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StevieJ wrote:I agree pcwells, I am also 35, he should be banned for making such statements. I put my slippers on, lit my pipe and cried into my hot cocoa .......

Ohhhh, i made u cry Stevie. Lets me restate that: "I am 24 years old and thank God my birthday hasnt come yet." hahah

wizius wrote:Are u vietnamese too?

No no, I'm Icelandic. I just have those Vietnamise friends in Iceland.

gunnarkr wrote:

wizius wrote:Are u vietnamese too?

No no, I'm Icelandic. I just have those Vietnamise friends in Iceland.

oh i see. Good to hear that succeed story though. I need to try harder on my future career...

wizius wrote:

Soren Riis wrote:On http://www.kjmagic.com/catalog/videos/rose.html you can see part of it performed!

I may - at some later stage - add a very short review of Kevin James floating rose to the review section since one day you might want to do this version of the floating rose.

(*) The biggest weakness in your version is that the rose somehow follow the movements of your body. If I may ask, which version of floating rose do you use? Anyway if this is your first effect its pretty cool....

Thats really cool but he did that with napkin rose. Real roses are more heavy than napkin roses. And Magician Wax hates real roses. They don't stick together lol.

Thank you for ur advice. I didnt use any version. I came up with my own because i didnt find any one use the real rose. Kevin James, David Copperfield only use napkin rose and there is always a helping lady next to them. I am trying something new to bring up the new version. I hope it will be more convince.

Please remember that a real rose is being produced in the end! NO helping lady needed!!! You can really pullof this effect without involving anyone else. The following link http://www.talkmagic.co.uk/ftopic15771.php (where there Fritz Kaps performs his famous flying cork) might also interest you. The strenght of these flying effects depends for a large part on how the flying object moves (is it independent of the magician) as well as how well the magicain "proves" - maybe through gestures or using a metal ring - that there can be no hidden invisible treads (magicians might of course smile at this stage).

Welcome

pcwells wrote: (35 on Monday. Go on and gloat. I can handle it.)

Happy Birthday Pete !