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themagicwand wrote:Yes, it does happen - particularly at restaurant or wedding reception bookings. Twenty years of studying the esoteric arts, reduced to the level of a balloon bender in one phrase: "Ooh, I'll shout me kids. They like a bit of magic."
Happened once in a local eatery where I was working the tables. Wife and husband called over their two young kids "to see the magic man". So I went into a trance and claimed to be possesed by the spirit of the wife's dead grandmother. In a croaky voice I asked if the kids were behaving themselves because "we have a place this side of the veil where naughty children go to, so be warned".
The wife fainted, the children started to cry, and the husband disappeared - presumably to complain to the manager of the restaurant.
The above didn't actually happen, but it's what goes through my mind everytime some chav family associates magic with kids entertainment. The term "psychic entertainer" for me gets the message across a little better.
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