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ebackes88 Regular user 153 Posts 
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I can't remember exactly how the effect goes, but basically you have two packets of cards, one red and one blue. You give one packet to the spectator and you hold one packet, the spectator names one of the cards you are holding, and they change places with one they are holding. To prove it the switched cards have different colored backs. Hope that makes sense.
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ejohn Special user Atlanta 716 Posts
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John Bannon's Twisted Sisters.
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ebackes88 Regular user 153 Posts
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Thanks! do you know where I could learn it
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Mark Boody Illusionist Inner circle 1355 Posts
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You can find it here http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/2619
Only he who can see the invisible can do the impossible. Frank L. Gaines
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Michael J Veteran user UK 334 Posts
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Hi ebackes88
Twisted sisters is, in my opinion, an excellent trick and I always carry it with me and perform as part of my close up set. I normally perform it for a husband/wife or boyfriend/girlfriend situation. It gets excellent reactions. All the best Mike |
Stephon Johnson Special user Razorback Country 541 Posts
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Also, "Duplicity" also a Bannon version.
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