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oeb wrote:"Yes yer honor, he was stealing my thoughts. HE IS A WITCH!"

Who've you been talking to

If you don't want to make your own then you can buy billet pens from here:

http://www.magicinc.net/index.asp?PageA ... rodID=1052


If you can't find e glue (I know Omikse Ltd make the one I use) then you can make a similar glue using 3 tablespoons of rubber cement diluted with 1/2 pint of urine (human is best, don't use cow or goat as this won't work) and place it in a freezer in a tupperware container for six days.
After this it should be ready to use.

As many experienced magicians will tell you, E Glue has many uses and can produce miracles. It will astonish everyone.

Lord Freddie wrote:If you don't want to make your own then you can buy billet pens from here:

http://www.magicinc.net/index.asp?PageA ... rodID=1052

Arrrghhhhhhhh!

[Uses witch-like powers, and turns Freddie into a bleedin' Parrot!]

There's an echo here...here...here...here..............

although making your own is fun, you can buy your own.

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but you can get a pen version from here:

http://www.magicinc.net/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1052

Blapsing_Beard wrote:although making your own is fun, you can buy your own.

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but you can get a pen version from here:

http://www.magicinc.net/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1052

hey thats the link I posted...

Great minds think alike hey


BBRRRRRAAAAAAAPPP

Another alternative to e-glue is called e-by-gum, and is quite readily available in the North of England.

I have tons of e-by-gum in my pantry..

and recently I noticed I still had plenty of eyup ducks... I thought I had used them all up but apparanly not..

one more thing.. might want to look up " ow amya's "

They are free now in the West midlands.. with every issue of the Metro.

There's one on ebay you could buy. It can be found here.

That price is utterly horrific.

MartinUK wrote:There's one on ebay you could buy. It can be found here.

That's outrageous!

So I can go to Magic Inc and pay $10.00 for a pen that does exactly what this $70.00 pencil set does???

Hmmm... let me weigh this out based on what is most practical and cost effective.... hmmmm..... I wonder...

mark lewis wrote:That price is utterly horrific.

Craig Browning wrote:That's outrageous!

I'm just amazed you two agree on something

We agree on this because we are both so old that we remember the price of Billet Pencils when they were around and sold in every magic shop.

Nowadays $15 would be a fair price. Or perhaps at the most $20.

I did look at billet knives a while ago and the price was equally extortionate.