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| Tom Beckstrom of Muncie – Winner! |
Thank you to all who participated in the Quinlan’s Inside Magic Open Call for Innovative Patter Contest.The judges had a great time reading through many of the scripts and we have decided to do this again next year.
Our first prize in both innovation and creativity goes to Thomas Beckstrom of Muncie, Indiana. He will receive the first place certificate and a gift card redeemable at Wal-Mart. We thank Wal-Mart for their sponsorship and support throughout the judging.
Trick: Professor’s Nightmare
New Name: Doctor’s Nightmare
Innovator: Thomas Beckstrom
Props:
Standard three ropes from Professor’s Nightmare and a bottle of Purell
Anti-Biotic Hand Cleanser (available at all Wal-Marts for less than you
would pay for a bottle of the competitor’s brand anywhere else).
You begin:
Well, it is Cold and Flu season once again.It seems like every year, someone in Taiwan sneezes and we all eventually get sick.
But that’s not exactly accurate.In fact, let me show you what I know about the prevention of the Common Cold and Asian Flu.
Show three sized ropes as you say:
We all know how important it is to wash our hands after we cover our mouth when we sneeze.
But do you know why?
It is because when we sneeze, we are blowing sticky pieces of bacteria out of our nose and mouth and on to our hands.Imagine these three pieces of white, soft rope are really streams of snot that could come out of the noses of three people.
A baby may have a little stream ? although, he probably wouldn’t know how to cover his mouth when he sneezes.
A
teenaged girl might have a medium length of mucous — although, being
concerned about appearances, she probably wouldn?t admit it.
And
finally, this long length of snot came from the enormous and chapped
nostrils of a full-grown man…
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