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Magic has been so overdone in our culture, and people have been so overexposed to it; they never expect a major magic trick not to work. It is almost unimpressive to see a magic trick work anymore because one expects what happens.
For the sake of magic, so it can last, a new form of magic must
become mainstream: Tragic Magic. In Tragic Magic not every trick works. Some tricks result in death, or some other tragedy.
The examples are fairly obvious. Assistants will really be sawed in half, volunteers will get severe paper cuts from trick cards, the rabbit in the hat will die of suffocation, wand related eye-pokings, and other tragic mishaps.
These unfortunate occurances will make magic tricks that end with success seem all-the-better and be very beneficial to the entire magic industry, and increase the enjoyment of magic for all unharmed people.
Penn & Teller
http://pennandteller.com/sincity/ You really need to see Penn & Teller live sometime. [krelnik, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
magic gone wrong
http://www.youtube....watch?v=oaUXxadeo4c ouch! [jaksplat, Feb 26 2007]
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No offense but this is pretty twisted. |
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Ever read Penn & Teller's Cruel Tricks For Dear Friends? There's a hilarious account of The Greatest Magic Trick I Ever Saw within. |
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Bravo! You understand theatre! |
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Hear no evil, think no evil. |
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-Some religious guy. (Bible, or something) |
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-ImBack. (halfbakery.com) |
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Hey, this kind of thing works for NASCAR. |
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