Funny Magic Lingo...
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Funny Magic Lingo...
by TheAlkhemist07 » Jan 25th, '08, 18:42
I'm working my way thru MCM and have reached the sleeving section (using a study guide btw.)
Just thought tho that
"Delayed Action Sleeving"
is such a funny term.
Any other good ones out there or can no-one trump D.A.S?
Reading: Walton Vol 1, ECT and MCM DVD
Practising: ECT, "Its a set-up", "the smiley Mule"
Performing: I.D. , Pass At Red, Profs Nightmare, Extraction of Silver
My name is 'Chris Peacock'
Im not dead, just workin hard!
Practising: ECT, "Its a set-up", "the smiley Mule"
Performing: I.D. , Pass At Red, Profs Nightmare, Extraction of Silver
My name is 'Chris Peacock'
Im not dead, just workin hard!
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by Mark Williams » Jan 27th, '08, 06:44
Three I can think of that are sleightly amusing are:
1. Finger Roll- Small edible piece of bread.
2. Goshman Pinch- a.k.a. Irritable Knickers Syndrome
3. Gallo Pitch- Advertisement for Wine
(Note: Gallo is a famous brand of wine, here in the States)
1. Finger Roll- Small edible piece of bread.
2. Goshman Pinch- a.k.a. Irritable Knickers Syndrome
3. Gallo Pitch- Advertisement for Wine
(Note: Gallo is a famous brand of wine, here in the States)
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by Adrian Morgan » Jan 27th, '08, 12:33
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by Peter Marucci » Jan 27th, '08, 13:14
Hmmmm; "innuendo"-- that's Italian, for "suppository". 
cheers,
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by Mandrake » Jan 27th, '08, 22:54
It's rather popular here in the UK as well!Mark Williams wrote:(Note: Gallo is a famous brand of wine, here in the States)
Of course, the word 'vanish' is only a verb in magic, nobody else 'vanishes' things, they might make them disappear but 'vanishing' always throws a wobbly in spell checkers. Most satisfying!
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