Hey guys, just curious if any of you Entity owners have any interesting presentations you might want to share.

Jeff K

Most of us who had Entity sold it right away. Do you actually do that trick?

I don't plan on selling mine anytime soon....

Patrick, What do you do with it?

Jeff,

What's your presentation for this. Now, I'm paranoid that I got rid about this without thinking about it enough.

Asper, oh why would you have sold it. A little fast to sell it considering it has only been out a month. Tons of ideas, I have even used it on a floating cieling. The tile move up and down, do your card to ceiling then watch the card move on the ceiling. One good performance and you have made your money back.

Jeff K

JK: Well, that is about the coolest application for it I can imagine.
The entity in the ceiling, I mean. Have you tried with a piece of PK-bent silverware? Imagine moving a fork (IT or banal M5), bending it, then tossing it to the ceiling, to move it around.

Then pass the offering plate for your new religion (just kidding.)

Brian you painted an awesome picture in my mind.
I would be interested if you or someone actually does that and can confirm it.

I've used it to move various objects on my coffee table while entertaining guests. I recently made a move into an apartment complex that was built on an old factory site. Plenty of stories in this area from the 60's - cereal murder, ghost stories etc. Of course any movement is done while I'm unaware of it. I've also used it to move a plastic bottle cap while a group concentrated and willed the hallucination to happen. Of course when attention was returned to the bottle cap after the reaction to its initial movement the bottle cap was back in its original location. Etc.

This could account for the General Mills "Boo Berry" ghost mascot.

Serial - thanks for that : ) I must have been hungry at the time of my post.

If I had the money, I'd explore Patrick's ideas with several entities in various places... as well as a few polters (Phanthomas)....

Wow, this deserves a second look. I bet many who sold it wish they hadn't now. Takes a while to get use to Id imagine.

Wow Brian, you have given some really good ideas, love the silverware idea, will definetly be experimenting with that. Thanks, I appreciatte it.

Jeff K
Santa Ana
California