£20 to spend....
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£20 to spend....
by dfitz1000 » Sep 24th, '05, 12:21
Hi guys.
I have £20 in my paypal account. Does anybody have any
suggestions as to what I should buy? I'm into anything
mentalist-ey (not predictions) and card magic.
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by dat8962 » Sep 24th, '05, 12:28
What level of skill do you have and what do you have at the moment, without posting too long a list? 
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by dfitz1000 » Sep 24th, '05, 14:11
Well, I have more or less the basics.
Royal road, and Born to Perform, 13 steps to Mentalism and Practical Mental Magic, and David Roth Expert Coin Magic book.
I'd also like to try something new, like sponge balls or cups and balls, I've never really done much magic outside of cards, coins and mentalism, except Mercuring and a few others.
Royal road, and Born to Perform, 13 steps to Mentalism and Practical Mental Magic, and David Roth Expert Coin Magic book.
I'd also like to try something new, like sponge balls or cups and balls, I've never really done much magic outside of cards, coins and mentalism, except Mercuring and a few others.
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by MagicIain » Sep 24th, '05, 14:33
If you want to go down the sponge route, then I'd highly recommend buying Goshmann's Sponge Rabbits as endorsed by Michael Ammar.
They are a great introduction to sponge magic, come with a great routine and work brilliantly for kids. They can be slightly more rude, if necessary, for a more adult performace, too.
Best £15 I've spent so far, I reckon.
They are a great introduction to sponge magic, come with a great routine and work brilliantly for kids. They can be slightly more rude, if necessary, for a more adult performace, too.
Best £15 I've spent so far, I reckon.
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by Zero000 » Sep 24th, '05, 19:47
20 pounds is about how much US currency again?
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by Happy Toad » Sep 24th, '05, 22:15
I'd agree with Zack.
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by ace of kev » Sep 24th, '05, 23:46
Zero000 wrote:20 pounds is about how much US currency again?
Emm..... Wait and I'll find out.......
About $35.51
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