Penn & Teller's How to Play in Traffic

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Summary: Get your money back.
Review: If you bought this, get your money back. There are other more interesting books on magic. If you are a Penn & Teller fan and can handle hundreds of pages of pure boredom, buy this.

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Summary: A little disappointing
Review: If you've read "Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends" and "How to Play with your Food," I think you'll be mildly disappointed here. Not nearly as many tricks as the other books, and Penn's near constant injections of his political views are intrusive. Still, its got some darn funny moments and there ARE a few good tricks. If you've never picked up a P&T book before, don't start with this one. If you've got the other two, what the hell, complete the set.

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Summary: a good trickster book
Review: It was intresting. I thought it was cool how you can trick people that simply, but not be caught. it was perfect in every way since all the tricks you can actually do.

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Summary: Leave a nickel on a moving sidewalk and watch it vanish.
Review: Penn & Teller, the self-proclamed "bad boys of magic" and ripoff artistes come through again. This is a very funny book of travel stories plus antics that you, yourself can do, while on the road. Tricks include making the Virgin Mary appear in any photograph, doctoring the flight safety card, how to stop a shaken pop can from exploding in your face and make another one explode in someone else's instead, and how to make someone pick a card which is engraved on an actual cenotaph. Lots of mean fun to be had.

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Summary: Total Greatness
Review: Penn & Teller are the best comical magicians,and they're book is no exception.They tell great tricks to do and add perfect jokes also. I never laughed so hard from a book in all my life!

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Summary: Finally some use for Gideons bibles.
Review: Penn & Teller have added one more hit to their series of "How to ..." books. If you haven't read their previous two books, what the h___ is wrong with you!? Get to it. The bad boys of magic will show you how to have a great time fooling your friends and neighbors into being a bit less gullible in a time when gullibility is the norm. Better than that, Penn & Teller are alcohol free, drug free, and religion free role models for the future. God bless 'em

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Summary: Good reading & Good tricks
Review: This book is better reading material than previous Penn & Teller books. The explanation of NASA's definition of comedy timing is worth the price of the book all by itself. The tricks are good but other P&T books have some better ones. However, my friends really believe that I have power over carbonation.

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Summary: The only travel book you'll need!
Review: This book is definitely one of the funniest, most intriguing travel books i've ever read! From the tricks to the jokes, this is one of the best! Be the god of carbonation by moving fizz from one can to another, know how many coins a person has just by listening to them, or how to show someone their "guardian vegetable"! If your going to read one book this year, read this (or TV guide, but then read this!)

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Summary: This book rocks.
Review: This book rocks big. REALLY funny

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Summary: What a great book!
Review: This is the first Penn and Teller book that I have read, and it was awesome. It was very funny. The tricks were really cool (it's amazing what people will believe), and Penn's social commentary was insightful. This book was fun to read, I highly reccomend it.