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Postby Mr Grumpy » Nov 27th, '09, 11:18



I shall buy all of these books, Pete.

I am wondering how much to charge for my kids show. It's all a big vague at the moment, but can anyone give me a 'ballpark figure'? I figure it's not worth getting out of bed for a hundred pounds. Three hundred would be nice. But I'm not hugely experienced.

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Postby finneyfollower » Jan 7th, '10, 16:43

Ok, here are my 2 cents.
Before getting the silly billy DVD, the ony real good effect I had was SUPER FROG.
After getting the DVD, my entire set for kids magic changed.
Who cares if everyone does the MCB?
Most do not do it SB's way and he takes the effect to another level.
He gets the KIDS to do stuff instead of you making a some crayons vanish.
His mismade flag presentation is a riot too.

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Postby bmat » Jan 7th, '10, 18:55

Magicislife wrote:Thanks for the link! I knew the price sounded strange.

Um.. how did you know I was with Ted Outerbridge? And, anyways that was only once.

Secondly, I am not looking to get get tricks and fill up time. I am obviously going to have a good long routine. I wont buy something without having a proper routine. I was just saying I don't want tricks that would be hard to make a routine out of. There are only a few tricks like this, that are hard to find a routine for. Just stating. Its not the way you guys thought it was.


The magic world is very small. And I am a magician, that is how I knew about Ted. Okay I will reveal the method. I read it in your introduction in the introduction section of talk magic.

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