Magician REACTS to Michael Bourada IMPOSSIBLE TELEPORTATION on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020

[@JasonParkerMagic]

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[@TheMhalpern]

no but birds FLAP their wings that was what Penn was getting at

[@MadScientistCinema]

The glare is hard to see around. I suspect that’s part of the act’s subterfuge!!! 😏

[@MadScientistCinema]

Always beware bald magicians! They NEED their hat!! 🎩

[@unbroken1010]

How is your rehearsal game plan going you working with a couple of other people in brainstorming or you have an idea in mind?

[@thefancystache3793]

Hello, everyone. I'm not a magician but have been tinkering in my garage creating an illusion I'm really excited about. My design does all the work except for one thing. I need to do a switch on a small pea sized item, and me not being a magician makes all of my attempts look clunky. Can someone please recommend a vid or a method to research so I can finalize the effect? Thank you.

[@mattc9511]

Teller is just a walking magic encyclopedia to pull Gene Anderson out. Teller is Truly a magic genius

[@trip2belize]

Will will be deployed Absolutely

[@larsmenken2679]

Just googled him and the 1st thing you can do on his page is to buy just his trick. Feeling a bit disappointed with the routine now.

[@nursen2106]

@@larsmenken2679 maybe it came at the top list, after this show!?

[@adamcawa]

This trick was published in MAGIC magazine years ago; of course Penn & Teller knew it.

[@johnmay256]

Indeed, quite surprised too, as Lars said above that a quick google of "Gene Anderson" and you can find this exact trick, "Picto Transpo", and purchase it. There is even a video of Gene doing the routine almost identical to Michael's performance here on Fool Us, although I think Michael's version of the routine was very well done and humorous, but quite surprised that what appears to be such a well known trick in it's exact form by the creator was allowed on as an attempt to fool Penn & Teller. Nothing against Michael, he did a great job with it and it fooled me. Curious now as to how it works but I think from part of the routine Gene does you can see some of what it going on, just not how it's happening.

[@awmperry]

Mental healthcare should be considered as normal as regular healthcare; there’s nothing embarrassing about seeing a doctor when you break a leg or catch a flu, so why should it be embarrassing to see a psychologist for depression?

[@9o1ybius]

Well the truth is that it is embarrassing for some people, that's a fact

[@awmperry]

@@9o1ybius Yes, because of that stigma. That's why it's important to challenge it and normalise mental healthcare.

[@smoking08081]

Mentally affected people are in general only embarrassed, because they don't believe that they will be understood correctly. And they are right. This means a lot for them. Subsequently, most of them adopt coping mechanisms and skills to become just fine

[@BruceHurley]

If other people treated those with depression or anxiety in the same way they treat someone with a broken leg, then there would be no stigma. Sadly, that will likely never be the case.

[@awmperry]

@@BruceHurley That all hopefully be the case one day. Only way to get there is to talk about mental health, and normalise seeking help for it.

[@adamcawa]

As someone living with bipolar disorder, I can say that both seeing a psychologist (for therapy) and psychiatrist (for meds management) are vital to me being able to function productively. So from my limited perspective I think therapy can be good for anyone.

[@airgunzel4430]

I neither look like a potato nor feel like a potato. However I have been told that I taste like a potato... both salty and bloated with water... Totally loved the sound effect in your fable, couldn't stop laughing even past the end of the video... Well played Sir, well played. Cheers from Australia!

[@geoshfschneider6988]

Yes, therapist are great for people. It really help with all parts of life. I had one and it really helped me understand my life and who I am, and how to progess in my own way

[@christhorney]

Also as someone who didn't benifit from therapy, I think it works well for people who naturally like to talk about their problems, I'm very very closed off so it was super awkward and uncomfortable for me personally, but I can totally see how it could help someone who likes to talk

[@smoking08081]

Now, I'm already watching every episode through your channel. I see the acts but there is an extra entertainment in it.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

awesome! glad you're enjoying them :)

[@smoking08081]

@@JasonParkerMagic Good job Jason! I discovered you about an year ago, purely by accident. At first you seemed a bit boring, to say. Then, I picked up your pace straight away and watched every video. Nice one buddy.

[@szolanek]

I am half in it, at "I am holding for you"! So sweet. That is the point where I lose interest when they treat me as a fool. "But, let's keep watching", as Jason would say, just to hear Penn "I think we have a pretty good idea how it was done". :)

[@OrenNoah]

With Covid, I both feel like and am beginning to look like a potato.

[@christhorney]

Lol that textas squeak was hilarious, I love that he made the biggest possible face square just to make it last as long as possible 😂

[@plectrumura]

Dude, we've been in lockdown for almost six months. I already feel like a potato, so I'd go for looking like one for a day just to break the monotony.

[@alfreddaniel1994]

I didn't mind hearing the fables in the beginning, but now I look forward to it. 👍

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

I love the caricitures of paintings by Matisse (Icarus,) Münch (The Scream) Leonardo (Mona Lisa) in the background ...

[@Makenz]

Yes, everyone should have a therapist. Mental health is not taken seriously enough world-wide.

[@DeadSnail1204]

No not everyone needs a therapist . The whole push to make therapy mainstream is dumb and encouraging people to waste alot of money. If you can't deal with something by yourself and have nobody to help then sure go seek help elsewhere but therapy shouldn't be 1st resort even prior to mental health issurs

[@themagicbuzz5728]

I’m in Ottawa Ont as I watch this...my home town❣️

[@kathrynnpetersen8876]

When he told Alyson to strike a pose I thought that her pose was going to be either a simple but difficult tree balance on one foot or just balancing on one foot in general

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

I think most of us consider anxiety to just be getting nervous about something. I've had two siblings suffer from truly debilitating anxiety. I mean unable to function it's so bad. Therapy can be a life saver in these instances and there is nothing wrong with that. That's what I think, anyway. Great video :)

[@mark2talk2u]

At the 10:04 mark, one can’t help point out that the Claude Monet is not the same person as Henri Matisse. Their paintings are different too.

[@MadScientistCinema]

I sat on the couch so long I magically became a potato.

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Good point about the signatures ...

[@goldeneddie]

When I was young I thought Aesop's Fables were wholesome moral lessons from a wise old man. Now, thanks to you Jason, I'm beginning to wonder if Aesop was in fact a rambling psychopath!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hahahahah

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Good point! Birds dont have hands but they totally have arms

[@infundoappsinc.7903]

Jason, always love your work.. Keep it up. I remember when you were celebrating to be at 50k subscribers. I said wont be long until you are at 100k. Look at you now brother!! Congrats, you deserve all the success in the world. You're one of the hardest working Tubers out there and your content is always pro!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks so much :)

[@serchme54]

I think Michael switches the frames when he went to sign the back of his frame. Because after that he never gave up control of the frames for the rest of the trick.

[@MadScientistCinema]

Jason, go fool Penn & Teller!! ;)

[@jamisonbryson7810]

My daughter told me I looked liked a potato when she was 4. I now call her Tater Tot because of it. 😉

[@WhosThatPokemon2024]

What's tater?

[@tekotoke4582]

Good performance. The drawings didnt switch side. The drawing inside Allison's envelope is still the same. The drawing he made is different with the one he showed at the end. He made two drawings. One before the performance and the other one during the performnce. The canvas he used has two drawings in it and he just copied it from the one he made before the performance

[@johnkean6852]

New *RANDOM-questions* intro is good

[@moonskeetz]

I think mental therapy is underrated and people who are in high stress professions should definitely "tune up" often. Gaining perspective is never harmful.

[@earthboundkid1]

Jokes on you Jason I already feel like a potato

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

JP that sounded like the song: THIS COULD BE MAGIC (THIS COULD BE MAGIC, BABY)

[@johnkean6852]

YES I LIKE THE VOICE YOU'VE DEVELOPED FOR READING AESOP. IT MAKES THE FABLES COME TO LIFE.

[@TheAshric]

So seeing a shrink is something nessasary for most people. As a combat veteran its helped some with the nightmares and anger issues

[@zzxd7720]

I would guess there is one thin plastic layer on top of the board he gave to Allison. It already has a red drawing on the back side. He transfers it when he asks Allison to sign the board. The back of the layer will be visible then. That's what you see on 6:13. Then on 6:28, notice how he flips around the board and the envelope a lot. He does so to make the blue drawing to be properly facing forward.

[@superhunk1989]

What a very amusing performance! Michael is super funny and amazing. The Aesop's fable reminds me of the story in the (comic) book where Peter Parker let the mugger escape, because the mugger- although he was bad- was not important. Then the mugger killed Peter's uncle.

[@zyxzevn]

How it was done was actually visible. But about the question. What about both? And aren't we all potatoes? Can I explain it now? When he put the drawings on top of each other, at 5:00 I saw paper fall from the top frame to the bottom frame. Obviously, her paper.. So he had two drawings of her, where one was on the other side of her paper.

[@floggyWM1]

2 pictures made before the show, and one that he drew on stage.. ur right her pictures falls face down with his picture on top, and when her paper falls down there is already another drawing behind it

[@bekahw8704]

Now I'm going to fall asleep thinking about how a potato feels.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

😂

[@PhilippeP62]

Yes the last show of the picture is there to make Michael's picture appear in his enveloppe.

[@bigsmallgiant3751]

Most people would benefit from even a very small amount of talk therapy.

[@DJ_Sage]

Great video as always. Yeah I was put off by him not showing the signatures as well. Maybe that’s why he told Alison to lower the envelope down as she took out the drawing. That way she wouldn’t see that it was the wrong signature.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Could be.....

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Oh hey I just realized it's you! :) From IG. I finished recording the video with Shawn tonight... and we did feature your two pictures at the beginning :) But we recorded for about 4 hours LOL..... so who knows how long I will be editing this video.... before I finally finish and publish.

[@zzxd7720]

I would guess he only picked her signature to give an excuse to make both boards properly aligned on top of another.

[@DJ_Sage]

ZZxd Good point. I was wondering why not just sign the fronts so it would be an obvious switch but your theory makes a lot of sense.

[@grotgrusson5124]

I was also thinking of that chalkboard trick*. But I can't figure how he managed to show both the front and back on his picture frame when putting it back in the envelope. *I had a cheap (1.25 USD) version of it as a kid, where the magic relyed on a piece of cardboard. 😁

[@d.k5845]

I think I would rather feel like a potato because potato’s probably feel great since they just sit around vibeing

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: In times of stress realize it may have been brought on by yourself

[@waynesmith3908]

Jason, I shall NOT feel like a Potato or be a Potato. I shall as always be uniquely me. You know I love a good story with voices. I loved everything about this trick. including the silly jokes. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Really not sure how this could be switch a roo paper

[@mrsmissy2669]

Hi Jason. Your vids crack me up...rofl, you know what I mean. I often refer to myself as a couch potato so I'd have to say I feel inanimate like a potato as I watch your vids or play skyrim. I enjoyed Michaels act. It was funny and it fooled me (as usual). I liked the Aesops illustration because it was a bit dark like the story. I hope you will continue your voice characterization of the stories, very entertaining. lol

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thank you Mrs Missy! :)

[@StrangeDuck]

i have to ask, would this trick work if someone really really good at caricatures did the drawing?

[@Uouttooo]

I would think so. There is only one of Allison's drawing but two of his. So he has time to practice his own drawings.

[@BadHombre914]

The two drawings of Allison ( the one he drew on stage and the one revealed at the end) are different. You can tell by the squiggly hair they don't match up. Maybe that's what the bird reference was?

[@GPDF]

Louis Rangel - Good eyes. They are similar, but it has a lot of different drawing lines on both of them. Thanks for pointing that out. I just saw after you said, going back and forth on those two drawings.

[@mark2talk2u]

Very good observation. Agreed.

[@omegafm]

The magic happens at 5:12. At 0.25 speed :)

[@Anton.Johansson]

Jason have you seen that Michael Bourada and Vincenzo Ravina have both made an Inception-reaction on your reactions-videos?

[@JasonParkerMagic]

No! hahaha... I didn't see this at all. lol. Ok now I've got something new to watch. Thanks for the heads up.

[@f.b.jeffers0n]

Yes, you should definitely give speakers their own voices when you read!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Oh stay turned dear fellow.... new incoming video with fable voices at the end! :)

[@aHedgerowFrog]

Magician: So, did you like the trick?\ Pen: I dont like bird- theyre creepy.

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: Never vacillate always be decisive esp when killing an enemy and esp NEVER get into a dialogue with them or they WILL escape

[@JasonParkerMagic]

so true... how many times have we seen this in movies before!! :)

[@johnkean6852]

@@JasonParkerMagic busted 😂

[@415Sterling]

What does it mean feel like a potato? Assuming there is such a thing as feeling like a potato, even if we knew all the facts about potatoes we still wouldn't know what it would be like to be a potato. So feel like a potato I suppose.

[@GigiHudnall]

First, I think I would rather look like a potato, because Idk how they REALLY feel, and I wouldn't want to chance just feeling like a lump. Secondly, I liked Michael's performance. I liked his jokes and his upbeat personality. Third, I have seen a therapist before and it is really nice to have someone to discuss your problems with that can help you think about things, perhaps differently than you did before. Lastly, I think the fable means that even small bad things can cause a lot of trouble, like the flea, or a pebble in your shoe, or a single match! If you want to eradicate the pain, you need to get rid of all of it!

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

He looks VERY confident ... puzzled why he needed to see a head shrink

[@FederalBurroOfInvestigation]

And someone with a broken bone will seem a lot better after getting it treated....Doesn't mean it should be ignored just because help improves it later

[@Comatose1231]

Regarding your therapist question, in the past the stereotype is that only crazy people should see a "shrink". It is becoming more acceptable but I still think it is a little taboo to some people. I myself have seen a therapist, and honestly, I do recommend it to EVERYONE. It's certainly not just for crazy people. Even if you think your mental health is fine, it's not a bad idea at all to go to a therapist to get a "check up", much like you go to a doctor for a physical check up.

[@pl5bnsf]

I don't know how it works, but I see it's a standard prop, you can even make it yourself once you buy the plans. Not sure why it would be expected to fool P&T with a standard prop. Notice that the end result, especially the drawing of him is a different color and shade than the original picture. Must be some sort of mimeograph (yeah, I"m old, remember the smell of those?) type copy process. That's also why he did not let Allison hold the frames while drawing, probably needed a certain pressure to copy the image.

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: No-one is infallible and one must be aware of this _before its too late._

[@MarcosDocabo70]

Therapy is health!

[@audiemuniz6445]

Jason how are you long time ,I hope you are good!take care!

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: Know when you have had your fill or it may be the death of you

[@MrZeroFailure]

Does anyone know what the second last trick in Jason's intro is called? (the deal where the card flies back to the deck)

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I teach it on my Patreon! Link up above in my pinned comment :)

[@LaStNLiNe]

Also wasnt that "lets recap" joke made by Shaun Farqhar???

[@unbroken1010]

No I believe that was pen you can keep the pen..😀

[@ronosborne6855]

I've done some small group stuff but have not been to a shrink.

[@racang]

Calling mental health professions a “shrink” adds to the negative perspective of counselling and psychology, and the preconceptions about the process and what can be achieved. Many of the people that I come in contact with see going for counselling as a sign of weakness (especially men). We are happy to go to a doctor if we have a pain in our body that cannot be explained but resistant to go to see when we have a “pain” in our head / emotional well being.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Why would the word "shrink" add to the negative perspective?

@@JasonParkerMagic I also felt a bit odd when hearing you say "shrink" and I can't pinpoint why exactly. My best guess would be around the thought of "shrink" being the person where "crazy" people go. The fact that I go to therapy doesn't mean that. As far as I know there is a movement in trying to avoid words that may carry these negative associations: nutters, oddball, mental, psycho, loony, crazy, etc when talking about someone going to see a therapist. But I'll happily hear from people more knowledgeable than myself. Thanks for your channel!!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

@ thanks for the reply Enric! Yeah all those other words I know to avoid because they sound clearly negative. I just didn't realize "shrink" would be one of them. But I appreciate being made aware, so if I can remember I will avoid using it again next time. And also, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel! :) :)

@@JasonParkerMagic I would definitely use shrink but only for the specific case of going to a psychiatrist (and even then it feels like it carries baggage). In the context you used it it felt like therapist or psychologist would be better suited. But I appreciate you promoting mental health in your channel!!! Keep up the good work!

[@BruceHurley]

I have a completely different perspective on the use of the term shrink. It seems more socially acceptable to say shrink than psychiatrist in most contexts. It's kind of a playful term and in my mind doesn't carry the same negative connotation as psychiatrist. Other people call them therapists, even if that's not always technically accurate. But I will always defer to those who find offense in a term. It is a small kindness easily done to choose my words more carefully.

[@_definitelymaybe2332]

Jason, wanna know what happened to your fool us audition??

[@Mohsin__Khan]

What do you mean "look like a potato"? I already look like one... 💔😂

[@AndrewCheshire]

I would love to feel like a potato. Potatoes don't have knees, so my left knee wouldn't hurt. Also, that way I would not look like a frickin' POTATO.

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: At death's door it's worth pleading to your God for _he may show mercy_

[@sbaxter4207]

if i look like a potato, can I feel AWESOME!! ? Because looking awesome and feeling like a potato doesn't seem as tempting a choice to me. LoL

[@mgregory22]

Re mental health: I think "Feeling Good" by David Burns is a good book for developing good psychological navigation skills and eliminating bad thought habits that lead to ridiculous conclusions and consequently mental illness.

[@55bird16]

Very Good From Thailand

[@8o8inSquares]

I would rather look like a potato, because I don't leave the house much anyway 1) I enjoyed his magic, it's well done! But I did pay attention to the things he were doing, so I have a pretty good idea on how it's done :D Good and funny performance tho! 2) I already done that

[@coleeg69]

Look like a potato because when feeling like one, you can't do activities and feel so gross. I like to move lol

[@KyosLegacy]

Same. I concur!

[@FusionDeveloper]

If you make it on Fool Us, you should give Alyson Hannigan a kiss on the cheek. Okay I am kidding, but it would be awesome to get a picture with her and with Penn & Teller at some time, doesn't need to be during the show and can either be together as a group or separate.

[@blackflamesentinal3204]

To touch on you questions,1 yeah I'm currently talking to a social worker about the trauma I've been through as a teen, I'd rather not get into, but I do think that some things need to be shared and not bottled up ESPECIALLY signifigant traumas. Next next I really do like your fables and would like to see more. Lastly I'd rather feel like a potato.

[@marctompkins3001]

I was thinking all along that the marker boards were not simple white boards with an oak frame. I think they were more high technology like tablets that could transpose the image with one another. I would rather feel like a potato than look like a potato. And yes, country fried and not mashed.

[@DarkShadow-kp3mg]

I would rather feel like a potato , I already look like a potato

[@John-wx6wj]

Interesting you say bird's arms are their wings. I was thinking their feet are their arms too.

[@susansemola8606]

Jason good evening. I would rather be a potato 😂 because when I think of potato I think of old wrinkly skin 😂💯 I be a couch potato 😂 watch #JASONPARKER! 24-7💯😂 ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL SHOW! 🤯 #SPEECHLESS! I watched everything so close?.😱 I am baffled Michael fooled the hell out of me that was epic 💯

[@AveragePicker]

Really looks like a variation of the spirit slate. But I don't see how that relates to anything Penn said.

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Feel like one best

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: You may be small but you can take giant gulps in quantity

[@leogothisoscar271]

I enjoyed his performance, but I feel it was too easy to figure out (at least how I assume it's done). I may be way off, but it seems a bit too simple and obvious, though the camera angles may play a part in that.

[@haakonFFS]

7.09 you can see the red signature on the back of his. 🤷‍♂️

[@colintate]

Mental illness is a serious thing - but we often use the wrong language. We wouldn't say physical illness, we say physical health. Mental health is as important as physical health, and keeping well in both should be encouraged without negativity.

[@mikemclenison8200]

No idea, All seemed live.

[@smoking08081]

Yes, I'm an european and I don't like the word 'shrink' being used in this context as well. However, you are totally excused Jason. I believe it's a common expression in the US. I took a few very strong jabs from Life at around 30 years of age. My son was born at the time as well, he is totally fine. I will cut it short! I didn't realise back then, that certain traits in my personality started to appear more. Then, when the hidden pain wasn't materialized yet, I started drinking more. (Alcoholism is not the case). About one year later, when I realized the issue is in me , I looked for some professional advice. I'd been seeing 3 'shrinks' in a row, few times each, all seemed good professionals, but I didn't correspond to their approach. I FELT felt like I knew more. (which I didn't). I gave in to another year of self destruction, while reading a Ton about psychology and mainly personality disorders. I discovered my self that I probably suffer BPD (borderline personality disorder) . And had triggered it to a higher extend, not long before. An year later, I gather the belief to seek for a decent therapist. I was lucky with him. He was initially surprised how come I already know so much terminology and basically we took it from there. The 'shrink's' job is to be your friend while recovering or gaining new skills. Just so you know, most people with personality (emotional) disorders are totally capable as anyone else. They struggle in their own social spectrum and react to emotions differently. I'm about to watch the video now. I only heard, the guy suffered anxiety. While sever and longer anxiety may not seem as A main issue itself, it certainly needs professional support. Ps. Anxiety is more often than not a part of what the disordered people experience "More often than not" should be a US expression. :) did I use it correctly??.

[@floggyWM1]

whats wrong with shrink, pretty accurate word

[@smoking08081]

@@floggyWM1 As I said, I'm A European, this word doesn't sound as respectful as some of us would like. We don't use the word back here and it sounds tiny bit awkward , due to the nature of the matter

[@floggyWM1]

@@smoking08081 i c, i was just wondering why you felt that way, i thought maybe it had some kinda meaning or something.

[@markpointer2967]

I also immediately wondered why he didnt show the backs of the pictures, with the signatures. Did it just slip his mind to flip them over, or is there more to it than that? PS - I liked Pena’s “coded talk”.... ive a very good idea where he was going, but his choice of wording was ‘interesting’!!!

[@floggyWM1]

because the signatures would not match the drawing

[@markpointer2967]

@Empire Lifts Back Yep, just what I thought, too!.....

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Magical Artistry (fits in with previous performers' cardistry?)

[@FantasticBeasts_]

If your will is strong enough, you don't need a psychologist but these days everyone has a fragile mind, I myself have been to a psychologist cause there was a point when i felt really down, never felt ashamed of saying it out loud, honestly it was a really good decision but in the end what that really helped me was my will and ability to convince myself that I was good enough and I can be whomever I want to, another important thing and something most of us have lost is the ability to find happiness in small things, a lot of things are actually really wonderful but we see it a lot and fail to recognise that anymore. These are my tips ^.^

[@adamcawa]

If you break your leg, do you will it to heal on its own?

[@FantasticBeasts_]

@@adamcawa Talking about mental problems, not physical ones buddy but if you wanna know if a broken leg can heal on its own then yes, provided the conditions are right and you take rest.

[@daveborn1971]

Didn't someone else use the recap joke?

[@glasnikov]

Am I the only one here who thinks those tablets have to be like computer tablets and there is an app that copies the pictures when they are face to face on top of each other? At least for some reason he seems to be super careful to keep them perfectly ligned up together.

[@svensorensen7693]

Uh, I guess look like a potato? I could still do stuff then, but if I felt like a potato I'd just want to be underground all the time. Very fun performance! The humor was great, and it was all just really fun. I was suspicious of the way he turned round the frames for the signature. I can't really describe it, but the way he held them and turned them seemed kinda "Tricky." Don't know who Gene Anderson is, so I didn't get what Penn meant. I also didn't really understand what he meant about birds except for the "flap" part. It certainly sounded like code, though. You haven't heard of a scamp before? Guess it's not that common but yeah, it's like an imp, or a scoundrel. The fable sounded like a "nip it in the bud" type lesson. Like you said with the mold, even if it's a small problem, it could become big (fleas don't get big, but they can spread disease)

[@bigglesy4679]

A wing is not an arm! It’s a wing!

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

AESOP: Careful of short people they can be just as frightening as a tall people when they have to be

[@MadScientistCinema]

I have an Etch A Sketch too!

[@magicocharlierahel7940]

Muito bom. Mas sei como ele faz. Conheço o truque😃

[@elliottwade1901]

Look vs. feel... super tough call. If I looked like a potato, I'd feel like one. So I think I'd generally be occupied with gettin' the hell outta Tatertown.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hahaha well put

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP: "For the vampires were vanquished from the earth by the Lord and returneth as a miniscule diminutive creature forever to roam the earth in the form of a beast."