Mongolian Pop-Knot by Pop Haydn Ian Adair It's unlikely they suspect electronics

It's unlikely they suspect electronics inside a stone (Even if they think it contains a magnet

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Both packets of cards are then handed back to the performer who shuffles the twenty cards together

Mongolian Pop-Knot by Pop Haydn Ian Adair It's unlikely they suspect electronicsEffect Whit Haydn`s comedy cut and restored rope routine, The Mongolian Pop Knot, was developed on the street corners of NewYork in the late 1960`s. Like his famous comedy routine with the linking rings, this routine of Whit`s has become a standard. The routine flows from section to section, with each new part of the routine justified perfectly by the patter line. The magician purports to teach the audience how to cut and restore a rope using the