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by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 11:01

So its my birthday soon, and Ive had the offer of Hundred quid for magic.........

What should I get ?

by **Lady of Mystery** » Nov 8th, '07, 11:04

well I could do with some new boots and a nice top if you're having trouble spending it

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 11:14

Ill pass thanks lol, its gota be magic im afraid :lol:

by **storm01** » Nov 8th, '07, 12:39

How bout electric touch. I hear thats coming down in price.

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 13:57

already got ET

by **magicdiscoman** » Nov 8th, '07, 14:49

So its my birthday soon, and Ive had the offer of Hundred quid for magic.........

book me and i'll even throw in a disco.

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 15:12

lol why not do me a shopping list peeps

by **HenryHoudini** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:07

do you have all the things most people will recommend?
i.e. tarbell, Mark Wilson, Art of Astonishment?

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:10

Yep, all the usual stuff........looking for some new things....to tell people to get for me

have been lookinga t

Instinct

Third Degree Burn

Pscylogical Subt 2

by **Mandrake** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:11

The last time someone announced they had a tidy sum to invest and asked for suggestions, I think the general consensus was to only spend about 20%, stash the rest away ready for the time you see something you really want and they money will be waiting. It also means you won't spent it all on stuff you'll be tired of and trying to sell on in about 2 month's time.

by **Lady of Mystery** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:18

well I still think those boots and top are a good idea.

No, Mandrake's right why not put it away and spend it on something that you really want. Otherwise you'll just end up with more junk in your cupboard that you'll never use.

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:29

spend about 20%

firstly thats just silly lol, Ive gotta spend it all.......lol

trying to sell on in about 2 month's time.

I never sell anything you never know when you might need it !

thanks though Mandrake I appriate your wisdom, although this time saving is out of the question...... :lol:

Plus im not techincaly getting the money...its theoretical as in someone is buying me £100 worth of Magic, So i dont see a penny x

by **Mandrake** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:40

Ah, that's more difficult. I'd always favour books over props, after that it would be items where there are more than just one trick or effect included. Any chance your benfactors would compromise on gift tokens/credit deposit for one of the main on line magic suppliers - just so you can pick and choose depending on what's available now and in the next few weeks?

by **Chris** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:44

Yep thats what Im thinking....and Ive ordered a new Magic Box catalogue to distribute amongst friends with my tick list, a bit like a wedding gift list lol

by **greedoniz** » Nov 8th, '07, 16:48

How about this for £104

http://www.magictricks.co.uk/shopexd.asp?code=4774

If you ever have to do a quick bit of stand up or stage work this will come in well handy.

Hey why not even go table hopping with one cranked up to 11?

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