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View Poll Results: What do you believe?
The U.S. carried out the attacks. 97 32.88%
The U.S. knew before hand but did not carry out the attacks. 104 35.25%
The U.S. did not know and did not carry out the attacks. 81 27.46%
Other (Please elaborate) 13 4.41%
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Old 2008-08-29, 14:50
mario_luigi_peach mario_luigi_peach is offline
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Default Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

Well I went to a family friends birthday party (full of older folk, it was her 50th birthday party) and they had hired a magician (the same one they hired about 10 or so years ago for a childrens birthday party when i was a kid) and he is pretty good. He performed some really good tricks but most of them I could work out or have some sort of reasoning on how he did it, he was really clever and quick with his hands.

But there was one trick he used as a finale which had me amazed and as smart, intellectual, intelligent, imaginative totseans I thought you guys might be able to help me figure it out.

He collected a few peoples wedding and decorative rings, about four of them, and mixed them up in his hand and then showed everyone how they were all linked together. Now just think of that trick where magicians have the big metal rings and bang them together and they somehow connect and link together like a chain. With those rings there must be some sort of breakage in the ring that quickly opens and shuts to let another hoop connect to it. But in this case it was tiny finger rings which could not have been rigged. Every one was amazed and I cant think of any possible way to do it unless it was a really clever illusion and the rings wernt actually connected but just stuck together like a magnet or something.

Any ideas?
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Old 2008-08-29, 20:22
pneubea pneubea is offline
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

no idea, though this should go in the MAGIC forum, not exactly a conspiracy
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Old 2008-08-29, 20:48
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

I'm pretty sure it was an illusion because they weren't props, but other peoples accessories. It must have looked like they were linked, but they actually weren't. It all depends on the angle.
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Old 2008-09-04, 05:09
mario_luigi_peach mario_luigi_peach is offline
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

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Originally Posted by pneubea
no idea, though this should go in the MAGIC forum, not exactly a conspiracy


WTF is the magic forum?
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Old 2008-09-04, 20:01
moby_dick moby_dick is offline
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

WTF is the magic forum?

There isn't one. Gtfo.

Either they weren't really connected or they weren't the same rings. [/thread]
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Old 2008-09-04, 20:14
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

im thinking that there was a mix of real and gimmicked ones, which had gaps, so he linked the real ones with the gimmicks and it looked real
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Old 2008-09-08, 17:43
pneubea pneubea is offline
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Default Re: Amazing magic trick, how do you think it was done?

i think he used slight of hand to switcheroo the audience rings with similars then did it from there.

how close were you to him?
 
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