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anyone know where I can get the mice used for chop cups?

Hold on....Here:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=chop+cup+mouse












Really I don't know, I can't seem to find it sold as a "product' unless it's very obscure and in a darkly lit magic shop on the east side of the tracks down by the hobo station. I do know though, that if you own a chop cup or the balls you know how to make your own. Find a toy mouse, play around with what makes the idea "work" and you can do it. Magicians need to get back to making more stuff themselves, makes it original.

Fluffy mouse + pin = win.

Knit or sew a mouse (ie a cone with a string tail on the large end) and then stuff it with steel wool that you wash your pots and pans up with*



* I'm assuming you do do your washing up and don't leave stuff lying around dirty.

saw David Regal do that trick.. ha ha.. the woman were screaming as the final mice load was dropped out .... it must have been the funniest reaction ive ever seen from an audience

i think its one on of his DVDS, well worth it to study his routine

Take one mouse....
Take one magnet, and a tube of KY jelly...
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Bruce

Vernon used to chew me out for producing cute little bright colored mice from under my cups. . . I got them at a pet store in Cincinnati and had used them for years. They're probably still laying around here someplace, though worn a bit after 30 years of use.

Craig Browning wrote:Vernon used to chew me out for producing cute little bright colored mice from under my cups. . . I got them at a pet store in Cincinnati and had used them for years. They're probably still laying around here someplace, though worn a bit after 30 years of use.

You have 30 year old mi...oh cat toys! got it.