Most of us were kids when our parents showed us how our thumb could separate. I put this effect in
that category. Those with arthritis, or are seniors, will likely experience difficulty. I give
this one 4 stars for uniqueness, as i have not seen this done, previously.
Is someone
behind in their rent? Nice to know, especially for kids, but not for ten bucks, please. This was a
$4.95 to $5.95 trick, at best. Sorry, Nick, but "them's the facts".
Thanks for the feedback Stan. I have to disagree on price. I think Penguin priced the effect very fairly. Stop by an Expo next time we are in Texas, I'll buy you a coffee to make up for the 4 bucks.
I agree with Penguin and Nick. This is actually an insane deal. People pay much more for tricks that hit less hard and are easier to figure out. This is killer when done in the right context. BARGAIN!
I truly do not understand the concept of this at all. Whatcould possibly be on the "instructions" video and why are they calling it a "method" and why does it cost money. Surely it could be a three word sentence BYF that everyone already knows for the instructions. What am I missing??? Next will be the "steal the babies nose" trick. Not trying to be snarky. I just don't see how its a trick or how anyone would think its puzzling. Seems like selling a levitation trick where the method says "Jump in the air" and then people raving it was best money they ever spent. What am I missing????
I agree partly with casestudy. When I saw this I thought it was a joke, but after seeing some of the reactions and reviews it got I was really confused! I can bend my pinky back pretty far, so to me it did not look like a good effect. Try it out and see how it is! If Gregory Wilson says it’s good that’s all I need to hear!
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Got the Finger for $9.95
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