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streetmagician_08
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Hey guys,

I have always wanted to find a decent way to put a Topit in a shirt(the ones that have a collar and button up the front)so if you lean forward with it unbuttoned Bam! you have a Topit for everyday use.

I will use mine at school where you wear sportcoats or blazers, but the problem is that they are too flimsy for a Topit use even if you vanish a coin or something small its still too flimsy. Any suggestions or ideas?

Thanks
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Pete Biro
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Get a Norm Nielsen necktie topit (for coins and similar items) http://www.nnmagic.com
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Kingry
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Sylvester the Jester has a new DVD on that exact subject.
Angelo Carbone
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Hey Streetmagician,

I came up with the same idea too many years ago.

Usually shirts come with a spare button sewn on the inside corner at the bottom of your shirt. I took mine off and attached some blu-tac (fun-tac) to the back of it. Then I temporarily stuck it over the slit of the unbuttoned area so it looked like it was still buttoned up when in fact it wasn't. A dummy button so to speak.

Just thought I would share this with you.

Angelo
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Tom H
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TKO works well and you can throw or drop,

http://store.ammarmagic.com/tko--the-kay......lor.html

Simple to fit

Tom
Alan Munro
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Quote:
On 2003-07-11 21:26, Kingry wrote:
Sylvester the Jester has a new DVD on that exact subject.

Suspended Dimension looks quite nice but requires suspenders to make it work. I saw Ron Jaxon use one, a few years ago. It works well!