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The
Scissors Catch by Michael
J. Stillwell Frame
1: From a cascade, throw a right hand double straight up. It should
be slightly underspun. Frame
2: Slap the left hand club into the right hand alongside the club
already there. Frame 3: When the descending club is at chest level and the fat end is pointing straight down, thrust the clubs you hold forward to trap the descending club as shown. You'll have to practice to get the spin right. For an advanced version, try this trick behind the back, under the leg or with pirouettes!
Juggling
With the Dictionary by John Dromey
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Ad lib: Verbal parachute to keep a drop from hurting a routine. ·
Ambitious juggler: One who's working his "weigh" up from
tennis balls to bowling balls, while keeping his sights set on
wrecking balls. ·
Beginners: Fumbleflingers. ·
Club soda: Break the ice at a party by dropping a prop in the punch
bowl. ·
Drop: Toss loss. ·
Group juggling: Scattered showers. · Ice cube juggling: A rarity
because jugglers can't afford to catch cold. ·
Juggling: Prop rotation. ·
Juggling inexpensive items: Cheap soars of entertainment. ·
Juggling dangerous props: Learned through trial and terror. · Juggler's obligation: To toss the salad. ·
Kissing: Club rub... ball brawl... hat spat... dish bash. ·
Liquid assets: Props you use in the shower. ·
Passing fancy: Close encounters of the blurred kind. . ·
Pirouette: You-turn. |
