Traveler scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Traveler's handkerchief. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

One of my acquaintances, a circus performer, meets his acquaintance journalist on the street and says to him:

- Oh, what a pity, how I regret that you were not at the premiere of my new program! The people at the checkout staged a uniform massacre.

- And what is interesting, they managed to get the money back?

Here, buddy! You will become famous, like me, and people will start breaking into the box office at your concerts.

Believe in miracles and don't be afraid of jokes! And the one who is afraid of jokes, even the most prickly ones, simply does not believe in himself and in his own strength. These are the Atlanteans who are afraid of mice, these are the Hercules who are ticklish! These are Schwarzeneggers who faint when they see Michael Jackson, white as a blender... The list goes on, but what's the point?

I'd rather teach you a fun trick! All tricks focus!

Focus preparation and demonstration

"I get out of the wide trousers ..." No! Not a "duplicate of priceless cargo ...". The wizard takes out two tied handkerchiefs from his pocket - blue and red, and from the other breast pocket of his jacket - white. She elegantly takes the knitted handkerchiefs with her left hand by the edge. They hang freely like bats on a branch in my anecdote:

Bats hang upside down on a branch. Suddenly, one of them suddenly jumps on a branch and freezes vertically. The youngest mouse wakes up from fright and asks the old mouse hanging nearby:

- Excuse me, what's wrong with her?

- What, what - fainting!

Well, you don’t have to make your audience faint at all - it’s enough just to pleasantly surprise them. Let's surprise - and you will never lose.

So, I continue. I return to "our rams", that is, to our headscarves. The good wizard throws a white handkerchief with his right hand into the air, towards blue and red. Pronounces the magic words: "Akhalai-mahalai!" And - about a miracle! - the white handkerchief is instantly attached to blue and red. It can be said to be linked with them to travel.

And moreover in the middle, between them. Here's the trickster!

Focus secret:

The focus is very effective, I assure you. To demonstrate this democratic trick, you will need three multi-colored silk handkerchiefs (40 x 50 cm). You fold a white scarf diagonally and tie a thin, strong black thread or fishing line to its corners. (Which should be tinted with a black felt-tip pen.) Your thread or fishing line - I remind you for the especially gifted - must be black and equal to the diagonal of the scarf.

Please do not confuse a diagonal with a bisector. (This, as you know, is such a rat that runs around the corners and divides it in half. And her sister, a diagonal, lost her sandal. A joke of elementary school students of the Pythagorean school.)

Focus Handkerchief Traveler

The blue and red scarves must be firmly tied to a thread (fishing line), pull them towards each other and tie the ends with a light, weak knot. Put the knitted handkerchiefs in the right pocket, and the white one in the left. Yes, and the costume. The suit, which must be carefully ironed, must be black or dark brown. Against the backdrop of your dark steamed suit, all-seeing spectators will never notice a secret thread.

So, the sorcerer takes out of the wide "Pythagorean trousers" or from the breast pocket "magic" scarves. He throws up a white handkerchief with his right hand and, while it floats in the air, with the same hand picks up the lower end of the hanging blue handkerchief. Then she gently tugs at the blue handkerchief. The weak, "lifeless" knot will slip off, and the handkerchiefs will slide down the thread into the corners of the white handkerchief. Like a white crow, he will be between the blue and red handkerchiefs and crowing merrily: "Kar-karkarramba! Kar-kar-krrrasota!" And just try not to believe in miracles-sa!

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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