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Hello from albany NY

Postby Smutboy420 » Jul 25th, '07, 01:10



Hi everyone.

I'm really new to magic. cept a few simple card tricks and thumb tricks.

latly I have been in to close up magic stuff that warps reality for my audance.

My Girl friend and I like to go to a lot of music concerts and I like to just mess with pepeols heads and find concert grounds are a great place to find ones willing to have there minds blown away, I call it "lot magic". :-)

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Postby Kenneth » Jul 25th, '07, 02:30

Welcome to TM, Are you into Glassblowing? i took a course in glass, not for me.

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Postby Smutboy420 » Jul 25th, '07, 05:54

Did you take a course in furnace glass? Or lampwoking glass with a torch?

I have been a lamp worker I mainly only work in Pyrex type glass on a torch using tubing and rod. I have been doing that for the last 9 years or so. But over the last few years I have had a few pcs of Glass working equipment and make some custom jewelers equipment that I make. ( I have also been in to silver smithing and casting for almost 20 years or so.) Lately the tool/ equipment end of things has been taking most of my glass blowing time away and am starting to have a lot less time to actually blow glass.
But instead now I make the things that others use to blow glass. So I guess its 6 to 1, 1/2 dozen to another.

But lately I have gotten the Magic bug in me. So the torch may start missing me even more now.
I have always liked illusion and any magic tricks I knew were a few my dad had revealed to me. LOL he would always call them "old Hindu tricks" But I was thinking about that and some other rope or chain tricks That He taught me So I went on the internet to see if there where some newer Hindu tricks to be found.
And I ended up seeing a video of Chris Angel doing one of the very first rope tricks my dad showed me when I was in 1'st grade. only he did it with a chain instead of rope.
That sparked a bigger bug in me to learn more tricks then the ones I have had in my bag for so long. Now its like a monkey on my back.

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Postby Kenneth » Jul 25th, '07, 06:14

Oh, furnace... I do not do well working with little things like that...
I really liked it, i never made anything great besides vases and stuff, but it wasnt really for me, it was a fun class, no doubt...
In High School I was big into clay, i would get up and go to school at 7, an hour and a half before school started to make a pot,
College however, more into photography and graphic design,

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Postby dat8962 » Jul 25th, '07, 19:12

Welcome

Member of the Magic Circle & The 2009 British Isles Close-Up Magician of the Year
It's not really an optical illusion - it just looks like one!
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Re: Hello from albany NY

Postby Matt Charming » Jul 25th, '07, 21:38

Welcome Smutboy420 its nice to have you here at TM.

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