You have to remember that in some primitive cultures, prestidigitation can be mistaken for "magic" or "wizardry"....
Well, I learnt a new word today. Thanks!
You have to remember that in some primitive cultures, prestidigitation can be mistaken for "magic" or "wizardry"....
maybe that's his pet name for it... like playing hide the sausage. It would make more sense him getting sacked then.
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Maybe, but you'd be surprised.No seriously, there HAS to be more to this story. I can't believe someone could be fired for a magic trick.
I read the whole thing, but as you noted, he denies it:Sigh. While the FL education system is completely EFFED, no one bothered to read the rest of the article:
Also noticed they didn't have much proof of anything, but I guess they don't need it.Piculas said those other reasons are just window dressing. He said he finished the lesson plan, another teacher knew the students were on the computers and he never put the student peer in charge.
see if he weighed the same as a duck?
No, but he did turn me into a newt.
I got better.
Must be a pretty good magic trick.