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General Discussion & Feedback => Just Chat! => Topic started by: tommya300 on 28/08/2010 15:36:06
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Insulting the intelligent of the everyday public.
Many have achieved this and become rich from it.
A crystal ball, batteries not included, oh batteries not needed.
Fushigi it, and achieve the skills of contact juggling.
You can do it with an orange, at the fraction of the cost.
Remember the infamous Clacker Balls?
OK boy u made ur points.
some do have something to say and some have to say something
HA u all managed to feed me both in a bottle ROFLMAO cool ok let me rephrase
I had some technical difficulty limited my quantity and quality response
D you think flushigi ball ads are impressive? at 19 dollars a ball
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The only part of that that makes sense is "Remember the infamous Clacker Balls?".
As far as I'm concerned the answer is yes.
Was the post meant to achieve more than that?
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Since you seem to have posted that as an image, I can't just copy and paste the URL.
I'm not going to try remembering a couple of 5 digit numbers just to find out what you are on about.
Incidentally,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palline
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Palline in Italian is Marble
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google "fushigi" BC
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I still have absolutely no idea what this thread is about [???]
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This explains a bit about the Palline:
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selling items fooling the public bad bz-ns
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Tommy
I think I see what youre getting at - but I don't think I agree. Some of the youtube links talk about anti-gravity - and so do the adverts; but surely that is tongue in cheek or are people that naive? The links with kenny show that its just clever manipulation - possibly aided by the double layer design. It think its just that Things for specialist can seem really expensive from the outside. Lots of the illusions of contact juggling cannot be done with a marked ball (ie an irregular orange) - the eye needs to be fooled into not seeing the ball turn. Once the balls is rolling and the eye/mind fails to spot that fact, then tricks can be performed.
I don't do contact juggling - but I do masses of normal juggling and its a lot easier using decent, made for purpose, balls. Surely a bean-bag is a bean-bag, and one might think that there is little difference between two rubber/acrylic balls; but if you are desperately practising the five-ball mills mess or seven ball flash (both of which cause me to look like a mad man) then you want and need precision and repeatability. I will spend five pounds on a flashy bean bag! The juggling website that I use will charge you between 5 pounds and 30 for different contact juggling balls - by this scale the one advertised (which looks quite cute) isn't that bad.
Matthew
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I still have absolutely no idea what this thread is about [???]
Don't concern yourself, its just a load of balls!
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Thank you all for your patience with this thread! And Me!!!!
I poorly posted the original question. Then found my communications were limited I could hear and see but not talk, I know yea who-ra.
Before my post of that image of what I tried to reply, I found I had technical difficulty posting. That was the reason for the image.
I discovered I could post a limit of a couple of words, no more a small image.
Anything more then that, I had encountered an error message. I used my other machine and had experienced the same. Maybe my ISP I do not know.
I could not express any kind of a reasonable response except in a picture form. My PM was cripled too.
I do not wish to make anyone upset, and since the site has a hypnotic affect, I start rambling for a lack of sleep. I will try in the future to respond with a better explanation or in a more understandable language.
Thank You from Tommya tech the wreck