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Isolation Ward From ebony pucks to magic foil, mystical and controversial tweaks. |
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Isolation Ward From ebony pucks to magic foil, mystical and controversial tweaks. |
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In Reply to: explanation posted by BS64 on May 9, 2011 at 00:00:24:
Pouring into a plate is OK, but the bowl will "contain the bouncing around better than a plate. You can pour the Good and Plenties back into back into box, shake them up and and pour again out into the plate or bowl.
The "clustering" into bunches might not be perfect because the (standard) physical forces of the Good and Plenties jumping around interferes with the other (mysterious) force that causes the Good and Plenties to cluster in bunches (see photo in my OP). Thus, the clustering might not be absolutely perfect every time. Amaze your friends.
Mike and Ikes is even more interesting than Good and Plenty in the sense that the various colors form bunches AND patterns.
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- Explanation explained - geoffkait 07:13:06 05/09/11 (0)
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