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Sir, you are amazing.

What, you never perform for people looking over your shoulder? :D

Regardless of what you flourish for, if you are flourishing, you are giving off the impression that you are a show off, and that you want to show off to people.

if you pull out your cards in public and start flourishing for any reason, you will be giving off an impression that you wouldn't usually want to give off.

Magic is a performance art. So eventually it goes down to your view on performing. Yes, it is possible to perform entirely for yourself, and I know some performers, not just magicians, who do that. However, they don't get many gigs.

Kostya Kimlat has some wonderful thoughts on the topic. In a one ahead type trick, instead of "I'm going to write down something here... Ok, name a colour. Blue? Alright, let's fold this up and get back to it later", it becomes "Ok, I'm going to write something down, I'm not sure how well this...

This is a wonderful piece, as is his 3 blank monte, also with a card to wallet.

Even if we told you how, you probably wouldn't. You haven't done anything previously that we've told you to do.

stop posting. You haven't listened to a single damn thing. This is the extent of my procrastination Firstly: -A camera man doesn't count as a spectator. We can't see how well they're being misdirected, or their reaction, or your interaction with them. Write a script to the trick. Seriously...

There's a difference between being stiff and being unable to handle a deck with elegance.

Is it possible to make blank facers and double blank facers from regular cards?

Making magic personal... There's a crazy idea >_>

I'd probably rather watch the conditioning videos Alex received than a live performance from this kid.

Seriously kid, you don't even know how to hold a deck properly. Put RCT, the Paper Engine and Erdnase down. Get Card College and Royal Road and actually READ them. Learn to hold a deck of cards before you even think of learning how to palm. Watching you perform magic is like listening to a...

no, not particularly.

While this applies for actual subcultures and communities, it definitely cannot be applied to an internet forum.

Practice. Then Practice again.

so, you want to quit because a bunch of faceless people on an internet forum are giving you grief?

In my experience, it actually really impresses laymen.

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