De Selby's Great Pinata NIghtmare

De Selby's Great Pinata looks and behaves like any other pinata - ie you hang it up, then bash it with a stick until it bursts open. (this is usually done blindfolded so that you have to swing the stick around like a fool for a while first).

De Selby's Great Pinata Nightmare has one big difference - when it bursts, instead of a pile of sweets being released, ten more smaller pinatas descend on strings from its interior and hang below it, waiting to be struck with a smaller instrument, like a toffee hammer.

Each smaller Pinata contains another ten even smaller replicas, as the Great Pinata Nightmare begins to fully reveal itself. The subsequent instruments of destruction must also shrink down in proportion to the point where instead of impacts, tiny crushing tweezers are required to destroy the now thousands of pinatas, and these become only visible through powerful magnifying glasses. The legendary De Selby smiles contentedly.