Paul Carnazzo
FARMACOLOGY
$10
THE BLURB:
Another installment in the "Arts & Crafts" series!
Three game cards from the board (fictitious) game,
"Farmtown" are displayed.
Each card is printed with four different items. One has four
animals printed on it, one has four colors, and the last has
four locations.
The performer explains that the game is a guessing game of
sorts, in which one player tries to guess the selection of
their opponent. The performer explains that due to his mind
reading abilities, he�s always had an unfair advantage!
The participant is asked to think of one item on each of the
cards. With no questions, fishing, cueing, pumping,
guessing, etc., the performer correctly reveals the 3
thought of items!
What you get:
A PDF with complete instructions and three printable cards.
MY COMMENTS:
This is the second in Carnazzo's Arts & Crafts series that
features wallet cards that you need to make yourself. This
is mostly because it would be cheaper. If Carnazzo had them
specially made, it may cost you a lot more because these are
specially constructed and sized cards as opposed to standard
business sized cards or postcards.
What you get is an 18 page downloadable e-book, complete
with color illustrations, and the templates for making the
cards. In fact, one gets templates for two different sets.
One is easier to "read" than the other.
I can't comment on the method, other than to say that the
basic principle is not new, but that it is certainly
effective. The construction of the cards is a matter of
running cardstock through a color printer twice, once for
each side. Then you carefully cut the cards and perhaps
laminate them.
The only consideration one might have with this concerns the
presentation and whether one can justify having just three
cards out of apparently many from a game called Farmtown,
which is fictitious. And that is a question that only you
can answer, of course. It's not a criticism, but an
important point to consider.
However, for $10, if it appeals to you, it is certainly
worth getting, downloading, and playing with.
Another installment in the "Arts & Crafts" series!
Three game cards from the board (fictitious) game,
"Farmtown" are displayed.
Each card is printed with four different items. One has four
animals printed on it, one has four colors, and the last has
four locations.
The performer explains that the game is a guessing game of
sorts, in which one player tries to guess the selection of
their opponent. The performer explains that due to his mind
reading abilities, he�s always had an unfair advantage!
The participant is asked to think of one item on each of the
cards. With no questions, fishing, cueing, pumping,
guessing, etc., the performer correctly reveals the 3
thought of items!
What you get:
A PDF with complete instructions and three printable cards.
MY COMMENTS:
This is the second in Carnazzo's Arts & Crafts series that
features wallet cards that you need to make yourself. This
is mostly because it would be cheaper. If Carnazzo had them
specially made, it may cost you a lot more because these are
specially constructed and sized cards as opposed to standard
business sized cards or postcards.
What you get is an 18 page downloadable e-book, complete
with color illustrations, and the templates for making the
cards. In fact, one gets templates for two different sets.
One is easier to "read" than the other.
I can't comment on the method, other than to say that the
basic principle is not new, but that it is certainly
effective. The construction of the cards is a matter of
running cardstock through a color printer twice, once for
each side. Then you carefully cut the cards and perhaps
laminate them.
The only consideration one might have with this concerns the
presentation and whether one can justify having just three
cards out of apparently many from a game called Farmtown,
which is fictitious. And that is a question that only you
can answer, of course. It's not a criticism, but an
important point to consider.
However, for $10, if it appeals to you, it is certainly
worth getting, downloading, and playing with.
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