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by **arkos** » Mar 27th, '06, 15:45

Hey i think this one may have been done here before, but mine has a nice soundtrack

Hopefully you will all enjoy the trick and get a laugh out of it too.

by **katrielalex** » Mar 27th, '06, 15:55

Ahem, have you forgotten something? :lol:

Kati

by **Sebigboss** » Mar 27th, '06, 15:59

Jeah, I think you forgot to say please

by **Poseydon** » Mar 27th, '06, 21:07

Wow, the trick was AWSOME!
I didnt see anything suspicious, actually.. I didnt see anything!
Please put the video also.

by **arkos** » Mar 27th, '06, 22:17

Not sure i undserstand the 1st 2 comments, but thanks for yours Poseydon

what im i supposed to be saying please to? Im kinda sleepy so maybe i missed somthing

So ummm...please?

by **Pitto** » Mar 27th, '06, 22:39

No link.

by **arkos** » Mar 28th, '06, 02:11

Well that would help wouldnt it

*really i was using invisible text, its a new gimmick*

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbOxIAud0Bk

*sits in the corner and goes back to sleep*

by **Dominick** » Mar 28th, '06, 02:25

That's a wierd trick. It's cool...But wierd. Where did you learn it? Is it angle sensitive?

by **arkos** » Mar 28th, '06, 02:40

No any angle is fine, no gimmicks, completly impromptu! Thanks for the comment!!

by **katrielalex** » Mar 28th, '06, 09:32

Weird mate, not wierd. Wierd is weird.

Anyway, nice one arkos. I have an old magic book where this is explained, and I once tried to learn it and couldn't figure out the required finger positions. Nicely done!

There are a few more tricks using this technique, assuming this is done how I think it is. For example the book says that it's possible to put out a lit match the same way, so you can hold up a match and blow down the other sleeve and the match will go out.

Kati

P.S. Not sure it's 100% angle-proof - I don't think having people watching from behind would be good.

by **seige** » Mar 28th, '06, 09:38

Heheheheh

My grandad used to do this for us when we were little...

He used to play with matches a lot... did anyone else's grandad used to do the 'Horsey, c**k your tail up' trick?

by **arkos** » Mar 28th, '06, 10:31

katrielalex wrote:Weird mate, not wierd. Wierd is weird.

Anyway, nice one arkos. I have an old magic book where this is explained, and I once tried to learn it and couldn't figure out the required finger positions. Nicely done!

There are a few more tricks using this technique, assuming this is done how I think it is. For example the book says that it's possible to put out a lit match the same way, so you can hold up a match and blow down the other sleeve and the match will go out.

Kati

P.S. Not sure it's 100% angle-proof - I don't think having people watching from behind would be good.

Hey Kati, yes really any angle is fine, its not the way you think it is, yet you have given me an idea still with the lit match

im just not sure how i would go about doing it with 2 like i have in my vid, dont want to burn my fingers

by **ace of kev** » Mar 28th, '06, 15:54

Kati, is it perhaps a book by Nick Einhorn? If it is, I have it also. I got it when I was small :lol:

by **katrielalex** » Mar 28th, '06, 16:04

Nah, it's a Martin Gardner. I read a lot of his stuff for the maths - nothing to do with magic - and several of the books have sections on some effects. There are some gems in it actually - how about 3 spectators select cards and lose them in the deck (really, no controls!). The three selections then appear in the middle of the pack paperclipped together!

Ahem,

Kati

by **GMD_10** » Mar 28th, '06, 22:26

JEDI MIND TRICK

Do you have to be a Jedi Matser to do this or will 'Padawan' status do>?

Does this trick also use the 'dark side' of the force?

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