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by **TStone** » Apr 12th, '09, 15:04

My young friend Axel Adlercreutz just participated in the Swedish edition of the "... Got Talent" show.

He has come up with a rather interesting one-handed knot, which can be seen in the middle of the act:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIbc8YuB0t8

by **Totally Mental** » Apr 12th, '09, 16:36

Very nice, very smooth.

Lovely to watch.

by **dat8962** » Apr 12th, '09, 16:44

Very very nice - and the knot back into the tie was superb!

Why don't we have some talent like this entering in Britain?

Haven't Ant and Dec changed a lot :shock:

by **EckoZero** » Apr 12th, '09, 16:50

The tie knot was brilliant!

by **Tony Hyams** » Apr 12th, '09, 20:43

dat8962 wrote:
Why don't we have some talent like this entering in Britain?

I think if that was on Britain's got Talent, He would have been buzzed off as soon as he picked up the rings!

by **aporia** » Apr 12th, '09, 21:36

I do hope it wasn't a gaffed tie.... I'd love to be able to do that at work.

Perhaps your friend might be interested in publishing his method? All I could find on the interpornoweb was one-handed surgical knots, which isn't much use as I don't have any time to practice my surgery any more.

by **TStone** » Apr 12th, '09, 22:26

aporia wrote:Perhaps your friend might be interested in publishing his method?

No gaffs

Axel did his first lecture last year, where this knot was included. I guess that he might translate the notes into English if there's enough interest for it.

by **EckoZero** » Apr 13th, '09, 17:28

I am interested in the one handed knot too

by **Groovebird** » Apr 16th, '09, 16:53

that was really nice! I'm really impressed.

I'm just wondering... If your one handed knot is the highlight of your act (or what everybody's talking about), shouldn't you make your ring moves more amazing ?

Because now everybody will say 'hey remember that guy that did the thing with the tie? and ow yeah he did something with rings too"

by **TStone** » Apr 19th, '09, 01:05

Here's another friend of mine in Sweden got Talent. He's using a bowtie though. Charlie Caper:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVd8B2aRAuk

by **Tony Hyams** » Apr 19th, '09, 02:09

TStone wrote:Here's another friend of mine in Sweden got Talent. He's using a bowtie though. Charlie Caper:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVd8B2aRAuk

That's a lovely routine!

by **funnyman50** » Apr 19th, '09, 02:33

That was really cool some times you remember the little things people do with there hands i remember whachting a man do a trick with a ciggaret but the bit that inpressed me was the moves he did with his zippo very flash thanks for the clip

by **beetlejuiceecis** » Apr 19th, '09, 14:33

Liked the Charlie Caper vid too. The bowtie vanish got me ! Very clever, very enjoyable!

Be sure to post any videos of these guys in further rounds!

by **Nick Alexander** » Apr 20th, '09, 13:13

Loved the first routine. I'm a huge fan of the LR's and this was really smooth. In my opinion it's a bit of a shame that everyone's talking about the knot :lol:

but I'm sure the audience probably hardly noticed the knot and were rightly amazed by a true classic of magic!

NA

by **doyler35** » Apr 20th, '09, 15:22

I saw Charlie Caper at the Street Perfomance World Championships in Dublin last year and I thought he was excellent. Hoping to see him there again this June!

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