hello,anyone have magic wand??did it expensive??where can buy?? :huh:

oh magic wand.. do you mean tat will be appear and disappear 1?
(appearing cane)
if a normal magic wand tat wun not cost u much (it depend on how magical tat wand itself has)

magic shop? KL? sunway?

no no,i think i'm putting wrong topic! :P actually is magic rod!long long 1!It can sudden become a handkerchief!any info about magic rod?? :huh:

well..im thinking of silk to wand..? but.. wand to silk? hmm :huh:

The magic ring stuff say 1!tat day i go magic ring n ask the stuff the magic rod can become wat?he say can become handkerchief 1! :huh: i oso dun know?! ;)

well,anyone hv any info about magic rod??

LOL...guys... please try your best to type good english. Not trying to be harsh or anything, but I think we can type better cant we? :huh:

Abt magic wand or rod (watever), why dont you look around online? Check out the price they sell online? Also, you can check out with the local magic shops for more info abt wand/rods. ;)

It really depends why u need a wand for Benjamin. There are various types of wands for different purposes.

guys, maybe he's refering to the dissapearing cane....

Question : Wand Vs Rod, who will win..?
Answer : Cane :P

Fantasio's will cost you roughly around RM150 but if it's made from Japan like "Harakhan" (I'm not quite sure how it's spelled), it'll cost you a fortune. You can ask James how much he got it (if I'm not mistaken it's around RM800 - RM1000). I think he has at lease a dozen of them. I saw & touched it before (those that belongs to James), it's really superb.

What I assume that you are asking is a disappearing cane, its not call a rod. But if you want to transform a silk into a cane, use a appearing cane.

oh,appearing cane!! :o how much it cost??

:huh: Do your research here:

http://www.hocus-pocus.com/magicshop/

http://www.dennymagic.com/cgi-bin/hazel.cgi

It is a local webside?? :huh:

A bit of friendly advice - basically my opinion ... not directed to anyone particular in this thread, but coming out of this thread and many others, past and present

1. Do some basic research first. Then when you ask a question, it will clearer and not so confusing.

a) You will not waste other people's valuable time.
B) You will be more likely to get a helpful answer.
c) You will be better respected

2. Make an effort to type properly. (See the thread on The use of proper English - have to post here as such threads are often ignored)
a) The obvious and occasional typing errors are fine and expected, and even grammatical errors (we are only human and not everybody is an English expert)
B) BUT sloppy posts that show a lack of thought or effort is bad etiquette (ie bad manners - rude - even crude). (See the thread on The use of proper English - did I mention that already? ;) ) Nothing personal, but for me, if someone I don't know posts something that is hard to read and understand, why should I bother reading?

Peace!

see? I just posted and there is a typo ... :lol: the senttence above should read
1. Do some basic research first. Then when you ask a question, it will BE clearer and not so confusing.

But because I at least looked as if I took the effort to post as clearly as I can ... most would not be offended (right? hope so ... B) )

And yet another typo!!! (spelling) :D :lol:

lol,sorry man!My english sucks...! :( forgive me...

Benjamin. Nothing to forgive - like I said not targetting anyone. Just a general piece of "advice". Peace! :)

Yes, good point Paul :)

FYI guys, I always take a look at my post or should I say, I always review my posts after. I think that is a good way to make sure ya posts make sense.

Benjamin... one's english can only get better. So.. cheer up and yeah, Paul points are v good abt the research to be done first before questioning.

Cheers,
Brendan

Thanks ya guys advice! :D