Post by Marvin
The Green Eggs Report for September 2015 is now available. Last month 69 people made 614 posts containing 174 links. See past reports.1 event has new trivia: Camvention 2015.Post replyby Marvin,...
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Can you not just put them in your hold luggage rather than your hand luggage? That's normally fine. I wouldn't like to take beanbags in my hand luggage, but I did take clubs on one occasion.Post...
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KHZhttps://youtu.be/BYXCdiAItuQThis popped up on the circusgeeks blog, I thought I'd post it here in case there are people interested who don't follow circusgeeks (although you really should)Post...
View ArticlePost by lukeburrage
I love this line:"the details of which need to be worked out"You know that "the details" are the only thing that matters, right? That's where all the hard work is. It's the details that take sports...
View ArticlePost by ^Tom_
Yes, I am completely guilty of saying "the details of which need to be worked out", and then going on to propose the exact details of it, and of two alternative systems -- which could be freely chosen...
View ArticlePost by Mïark
Maybe a link to the Circusgeeks blog would give the people not following it even less of an excuse not towww.circusgeeks.co.ukPost replyby Mïark, in response to this post 2015-10-01 13:14:48
View ArticlePost by Julius
This was very fun to watch. Karl-Heinz' dialect and way of behavior is berlin-esque to a point where it get's comedic. He talks about how incredibly amazing, unbelievable, unique the feats are that...
View ArticlePost by DavidCain
Karl is still alive and working on another book. He isn't on the internet much at all and doesn't even have an email address. The injury was to his leg. I want to know what happened to those Rastelli...
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
I think I read somewhere, probably in Kaskade, that he had an injury involving his leg and a train. That may be what stopped him juggling...?Post replyby bad1dobby, in response to this post 2015-10-01...
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David, in the clip Gatto claims to be the first person to 'show 6 clubs'. That's an exaggerated claim, right?Post replyby bad1dobby, in response to this post 2015-10-01 16:28:48
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
Cymbal spinning [vids]Unusual skill, somewhere between plate spinning and top spinning. Video quality is poor, but I thought our top-spinning enthusiasts might enjoy it. It's the only time I've ever...
View ArticlePost by Cedric Lackpot
Either dont't travel, or don't travel with N8s. Things which are hard to identify are necessarily going to get flagged as suspicious, simply because it is unknown whether they represent a threat or...
View ArticlePost by lukeburrage
Yes, the extra bookkeeping for and Elo ranking system is just an example. An Elo ranking is what people ask about over and over again, and I just can't see a way to make it work without it taking loads...
View ArticlePost by Ethan
AAAAAAA!!!! "Don't travel with N8s"?!!?!? What would I do while I'm waiting for people who take WAY to long to use the bathroom on the plane? What would I do when the movie that's playing is annoying...
View ArticlePost by Little Paul
Read a bookPost replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-10-01 18:44:33
View ArticlePost by Orinoco
Wow! A prop that makes more of a racket than shaker cups! I'm still unclear about the throw technique. To achieve the level of spin for some of those grinds I would expect the cord attached to the...
View ArticlePost by 7b_wizard
You can send them per snail-mail to a local post-office.Post replyby 7b_wizard, in response to this post 2015-10-01 21:47:08
View ArticlePost by Ethan
Or maybe I could yell in the line to the security thing "THIS IS NOT A BOMB. NO NEED TO WORRY."Post replyby Ethan, in response to this post 2015-10-01 22:01:45
View ArticlePost by The Void
Yeah, I can't quite work out what's happening there. Are they, at some points, flick-throwing the cymbal, and then very quickly catching the cord afterwards?Post replyby The Void, in response to this...
View ArticlePost by DavidCain
Certainly. John Breen performed 6 clubs at least as early as 1909. Alexander Kiss and Albert Petrovski performed six clubs in the 1960s. Of course Rastelli did six sticks in the 1920s. I could name...
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