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Juggling equipment

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  • 22-07-2005 7:53pm
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    acri
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    I've searched through the posts, but could find nothing on this. Is there a place in the city centre where I could purchase juggling equipment and other such parafernalia?


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    larryone
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    visuals on liffey street is the best place in dublin city centre =0)


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    larryone
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    but it's alot more interesting if you make your own stuff.
    what sort of things are you looking to buy?


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    acri
    Registered Users Posts: 1,002 ✭✭✭acri


    larryone wrote:
    visuals on liffey street is the best place in dublin city centre =0)

    I'll give 'er a shot. I woulda thought there'd be a specialist shop now, what with all the rising interest in this pastime. Some of those lads are pretty darn good.


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    acri
    Registered Users Posts: 1,002 ✭✭✭acri


    larryone wrote:
    but it's alot more interesting if you make your own stuff.
    what sort of things are you looking to buy?

    Not sure. It's a gift for a friend into juggling and such. Just lookin' for something interesting or different in that field.


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    larryone
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    visuals is the closest you're going to find to a "specialist shop"
    the art and hobby shop have a few bits and bobs, but not much.

    which reminds me. I need more kevlar.....


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    acri
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    I gots to get me more canvas too. And a frame. And new brushes. Dammit...


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    larryone
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    saturday i bought some kevlar webbing and some kevlar string for a diablo. all the raw materials to build me a fire diablo are slowly coming together....


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    acri
    Registered Users Posts: 1,002 ✭✭✭acri


    Checked out Visuals on sat. Gots a nice textury devil stick with frills. 30 quids, but its a nice one. And some Gary Larson books. And a canvas! A big (ish) one! Now, we paint...


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    Aard
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    Where would one reccomend i buy a unicycle.
    i'm a total beginner, but i can afford a good one, and i'ld rather spend more on a better unicycle than having to upgrade in a couple of years.
    what about the ones in visuals?

    thanks


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    amazingemmet
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    ones in visuals are crappy. try unicycle.uk.com


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    cocoa
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    where would be the best place (in dublin or on the net) to get poi?

    I'm not looking for a particularly nice set, just something cheap, with a tail, something meant for beginners ...that is cheap.... €22 for a set in visuals :( of course that is cheap compared to some other sets :S.


    Any info at all please.


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    amazingemmet
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    Easiest poi in th world two juggling balls/ bean bags/ something witha bit of weight a pair of knee socks. should cost under a fiver


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