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What's a low effort, but impressive, party trick to learn?
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'Card throwing' a card and sticking it into an apple. 1 afternoon of practice and you can likely get it done in 3 tries.
If you have apples lying around, tearing one in half with your bare hands is actually pretty easy. There are quick guides on YouTube but basically, if I'm remembering right, you put the heels of your palms together at the bottom of the apple and finger tips at the stem and kind of squeeze the apple and try open the apple like a book. It makes a big difference having freshly washed hands.
Comedian Bob Mortimer discussing the technique.
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