Did anyone here see the pen trick that Criss Angel performed? Well, I feel it's a small little trick and that by disguising it with invisible text it won't hurt anyone. <br /><br />Effect: <br />The magician asks an audience member for a pen. He takes hold of it at both ends with his finger tips. The owner of the pen is asked to name a color. Regardless of what color the audience member calls out, the magician waves his hands back and forth once saying "It doesn't work with (color goes here)." The pen has disappeared! <br /><br />EXPLANATION (highlight the blank area to see it) <br /><font color="#5D6F80"> <br />There are two ways to do this. I prefer the first, but the second works equally well.<br /><br />Method One: A little more complicated than the second. Loop a piece of invisible magician's thread from around your middle finger on your left hand, up your left sleeve, around your neck, and down your right sleeve, with another loop at that end. Pull the same moves as you do with the second method. Then ask for a color, only this time, when you wave your hands, your left hand moving away from your body will actually be pulling the pen up your right sleeve. Note: For this method, an ample piece of magicians wax attached to the pen will work just as well as a loop around the pen.<br /><br />Method Two: Rather simple really. Take a small piece of bungee thread and connect it from the inside collar of your jacket, down your arm (hidden by your sleeve, of course), and connect it to the inside of your cuff. The end nearest to your hand needs a loop in it. Ask for a pen and slip the loop on the end away from the cap, spin the pen, and then continue slipping the cord on until it hooks underneath the cap and clip. Use some good patter to bring your audience's eyes to yours while you do this. <br /><br />Now, cover as little of the pen as you can with your hands while still keeping the cord hidden. Simply ask the color, wave your hands, and poof! The pen is pulled up your sleeve. If t</font>