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MichaelOzMagic Loyal user Des Moines, Iowa 234 Posts |
Hey everyone, does anyone know how you could make the linking rings funny? Cause I have some linking rings laying around that I have used a couple of times but they don't really have a place in my act because I mainly do comedy. So I'm wondering if anyone has any funny lines for the linking rings or if you know anyone that has a funny linking ring routine. please comment
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Floyd Collins Inner circle Ohio 1633 Posts |
The linking rings is most funny when you do a Do as I do routine with them. Will take two sets of rings but it is funny. The vice president of the Magic Castle Whit Haydn has a You tube video of him doing a very funny bit with the rings.
You can find him doing his bit here. http://www.whithaydn.com/video_clips.htm
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Dynamike Eternal Order FullTimer 24148 Posts |
Check out Dynamikex's Linking Ring routine on You Tube.
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tabman Inner circle USA 5946 Posts |
Becky Blaney did/does a hilarious LR routine where the rings get caught on the mic stand, mic cable, etc.
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Matthew W Inner circle New York 2456 Posts |
For kids, I have "hooked" my nose when pulling a ring up from hanging around my neck. That gets a laugh.
-Matt
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harris Inner circle Harris Deutsch 8815 Posts |
Hooked on the nose is a very timely bit, with reference to body piercing.
Nice visual as well. I remember seeing the Whit Haydyn routine back in the late 70's. Still can be a funny routine...
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slyhand Inner circle Good ole Virginia 1907 Posts |
Allen Hayden has a good routine.
http://www.professionalmagicroutines.com......?catid=2
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Magicalpro Regular user Denver, CO 155 Posts |
Whit Hayden's is great; but My favorite funny linking ring routine was one I saw 40 years ago, by Pete Biro. saw him at PCAM in San Josr in 1969, still my favorite!
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tabman Inner circle USA 5946 Posts |
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On 2009-03-31 22:01, Magicalpro wrote: Yes, Biro's History of the Linking Rings. I wrote the introduction for it about 20 years ago and invented the character, Coathanger Wilson. I hope he finishes it someday. -=tabman
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MichaelOzMagic Loyal user Des Moines, Iowa 234 Posts |
Thanks everyone for posting things and some good ideas. Keep posting I would like to her what everyone has to say.
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K-Rod New user 12 Posts |
I like Whit Haydn's because it only uses four rings, and is therefore very easy to transport.
Another good one is Terry Seabrook's on his "Magic is Entertainment" video (I believe he uses an entire set). Not only will you get a great routine, but also some extremely valuable wisdom on magic in general. |
Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts |
The book is nearing completion.
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jay leslie V.I.P. Southern California 9500 Posts |
Regarding the original question about how to make the rings funny: First an observation, then a question.
Observation: How does one make anything funny? Question: Why does M4L want to know? (P.S. Pete, can't wait)
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Father Photius Grammar Host El Paso, TX (Formerly Amarillo) 17161 Posts |
I always did a lot of jokes during it, some pretty cornball, but they got laughs, like making the so called 4 picture frame design with the rings and I say (to adult audiences) "And make a picture frame for a family of four, two children, one adult and one adultress..." (and for younger audiences) "and make a picture frame for a family of four, two children, one adult and one dog...well, dad is generally in the dog house." (yes they laughed at it). Use your imagination.
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