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by **Lady of Mystery** » Jul 12th, '12, 17:30

bmat wrote:An issue many magicians have is they tend to over perform.

that's certainly not the case with any magician's I've met

by **Heckler** » Jul 16th, '12, 15:31

Palmo wrote: I was greeted by the Birthday boy and immediately did some magic in his hands

That's a present he won't forget. :wink:

by **MatCult** » Jul 17th, '12, 11:42

Heckler wrote:
Palmo wrote: I was greeted by the Birthday boy and immediately did some magic in his hands

That's a present he won't forget.

Actual lol

by **Mandrake** » Aug 2nd, '12, 21:26

Allen Tipton wrote:An ex member of our Theatre Company for lunch tomorrow

Strange, we'll probably have chicken.....

by **MatCult** » Aug 7th, '12, 11:20

craigie wrote:...a fanily friend...

The best type of friend!

by **Heckler** » Aug 10th, '12, 13:46

MatCult wrote:Try all sorts of things and see what sticks.

And keep a moist towlette around to clean up afterwards.

by **MatCult** » Aug 10th, '12, 15:48

As an aside, and very apt considering your avatar and sig, I just finished reading my first Lovecraft novella on the train this morning (At the Mountains of Madness). Very good it was too. 130 pages of steadily building suspense and tension, a masterclass in pacing and sinister foreshadowing. I'm hooked. Got the "Case of Charles Dexter Ward" up next... (Rubs hands with glee)

by **Heckler** » Aug 10th, '12, 16:23

MatCult wrote::lol:

As an aside, and very apt considering your avatar and sig, I just finished reading my first Lovecraft novella on the train this morning (At the Mountains of Madness). Very good it was too. 130 pages of steadily building suspense and tension, a masterclass in pacing and sinister foreshadowing. I'm hooked. Got the "Case of Charles Dexter Ward" up next... (Rubs hands with glee)

I was lucky to discover Lovecraft early on in life (and that's an apt sentence considering where we are :wink:

) and it's probably superfluous to tell you I'm something of a fan. Despite all the racism, sexism, colonalism and several other isms as well as the purple prose that takes a while initially to digest mentally before you settle into the cadence, there is something in his writing, that is genuinely disturbing and long after you close the book make looking up into a starry sky just a little unsettling.

by **MatCult** » Aug 14th, '12, 12:36

From another thread, on another place:

Have just done the wife - and son

by **Mandrake** » Aug 14th, '12, 16:19

MatCult wrote: "This is very hard to do. I'm not sure I'll be able to do it tonight. Bear with me, let's just try this once more."

You said it..... :wink:

!

by **Discombobulator** » Aug 17th, '12, 08:58

Allen Tipton wrote:The centre one had just clocked her leg high up above her head and was holding it.
With a sort of crash she went down through the wide crack.

My mind just boggled. That's some contortion act.

by **MatCult** » Aug 21st, '12, 12:16

kevmundo wrote:It is weird, but it felt immensely satisfying!

by **Heckler** » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:56

The4thCircle wrote: I haven't had hold of a ball this size since deciding I wanted to look into it.

Fnar!

by **Aza** » Aug 30th, '12, 21:38

Oh Em Gee!!

How have i not discovered this thread sooner?!

Much love

Aza

by **MatCult** » Sep 5th, '12, 14:39

Mr Grumpy wrote:I'll play with it at the weekend...

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