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My reaction from the thumbnail: I didn't know Christopher Walken did magic More importantly, this thread was golden I do think that using these cringey one liners in a performance can really help lighten the mood the first time, but if they're repeated, they just get annoying

Like I said, the gimmick comes one size larger. Granted I may have it totally backwards. I bought it a long time ago, and I measured it for my middle finger because I knew that's the finger I was going to wear the regular ring on.

I guess I did lol Can you PM me and explain it, because I can't understand what's going on right now.

Just FYI, order it in your actual ring size. They'll send you the regular ring in that size and the gimmicked ring one size bigger A lot of people go one size smaller because of this, but don't do that, it just becomes tight.

Wait, what breakdown? What am I missing here. And if it's shutting down, are you still getting your stuff? Also Very good editing. I actually believed it at first. The placement was perfect

Roses are Red The ambitious card ascends I practice magic I now have no friends r/boottoobig

A bit late but HAPPY B-DAY I'd get you a salmon. ...Because it's not a catfish.

The only guy I've seen pull do something like it and still had it be funny was Piff the Magic Dragon. But he's a British dude in Las Vegas dressed in a dragon costume using a large lunch box with a leg as a tool kit (or vice versa on the last part). He's gonna be funny, regardless. Plus, he's...

I totally would have put him in mine if I chose my favorite/most personally influential magicians. But I just feel like Mt. Rushmore would be for guys who more so affected magic as a whole.

I agree fully, but sometimes we're missing the context, which is what I'm trying to figure out. If the guy was up there making jokes and stuff, it may have made sense, but if it was weird, its really messed up

Yea, but when people say magician, who do laymen think of? He is, in there eyes, a great magician.

Did it raise a laugh, chuckle, or even a humorous exhale from the audience? If it did, it worked. If it didn't, its creepy.

Question: Do you think that it's better than Jason England's Bottom Deal Lesson? I would think no, but I don't have Madison's version, so I should be impartial in asking. And does he teach any physical material besides the actual deal and fair deal?

Not necessarily who my favorites are (some of them are), but as far as most important, imo: Houdin, Houdini, Copperfield, Blaine All for various reasons, but I'm these 4 because I think they did a lot to get laymen interested in magic, thus giving us something to do.

Even then, there are more trusted sources that sell it.

It said it would take a month to ship and you got it in 2 days lol But next time, just by a flash pad. I'm assuming you'll get way more, and it is much safer. Some of the ones I've seen online are just pure death if someone were to use them.

Do yourself a favor and buy it from a trusted source. If you're in the U.S., Ellusionist sells way more for the same price + shipping. https://www.ellusionist.com/flash-paper-and-flash-pads.html

Does it have to be a card trick?