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The I.B.M. are really Magicians!

We had our semi-anual festival today, Street Fair.  Strange enough we
had the perfect weather and tons of people.  I got some good stuff to
eat, had a beer, but didn't see anyone I knew.

That's when I noticed the booth at the fair with a few young strolling
magicians.  I remembered reading on the IBM's website that they were
going to be in town so I stopped by to say Hi.

The youngest one did a trick with a hankerchief, but it was hard to
tell exactly what she was trying to acomplish.  The end result was she
made an oragami mouse out of it, and it crawled onto her shoulders
almost by itself.

Then I saw a friend of mine who had seen another one of those
magicians doing rope tricks.  He cuts the rope, and it magically came
back together.  The tricks weren't quite so amazing, but were still
really good.  I had seen him do that one before.

So we both stopped by again, and asked if we could see some more
magic.  He did a card trick that actually scared us, and I told him it
had to be real magic.  I couldn't catch him doing any of the sleights
I've read about, I just picked any card I wanted to, and he let my
friend put it back into the deck & shuffle it up.  Then he just pulled
the card off the top of the deck, showed it to us, and without even
putting it back down on the deck it transformed into our 6 of
diamonds.

Then he started doing coin tricks, and I've studied coin tricks too.
He was a master.  I mean these coin tricks were impossible, and I
couldn't catch any of his moves.  His coins weren't gimicked either.
He did a whole 6 or 7 minuet routine with them.

Other folks at the fair saw him preform, and he did some card tricks
for him, that were even more amazing than the ones I saw.

I'm telling you it was REAL MAGIC!  I may have well of been watching
Chris Angel or David Blane.  It was more fun than even seeing David
Copperfield.

If you like magic just call up the international brotherhood of
magicians.  I'm telling you, reading about magic online or buying
tricks from magic shops isn't going to be any fun, and it isn't going
to do you any good.  You have to go and see the real deal!

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