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Great!!! Just ordered 8 and some nice blue Watermelons :) How long will it take for you to get them and then send them on to England? Cheers :) EDIT: How many did you get anyway? :P

And who might picture 47 be? :D Looks great though :)

You love Jason England :D

That pass is crazy good! Great review too :)

It's supposed to only be one flip, since they created it they should know... and what was wrong with the spring? Seemed fine to me

doesn't mean he has to blab on about it 24/7... and anyway, there are only like 10 people left on Handlordz, who haven't been banned or left. I find that so amusing.

Yep, we told it like it was, to be honest. -Adam

Anyone want to do a Click Change battle? This is the Click Change from the Trilogy, not just a snap change. No Editing Music Allowed Control to top allowed Cheers -Adam

You don't need a gaffed bill for great note tricks, try Jacob's Ladder (Danny Garcia), there are loads...

I really like the idea, but the method is too complicated and 'iffy'. Using the iForce application, you can do this automatically for a cleaner and more visual trick. Thanks for the concept!

There are ways, but you don't really need it on your iPod.

There's already a thread where everybody posts photos: http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=4981&page=29 Loved them though :)

C4: Cap Cuts by Cap Casino :D:D:D:D Awesome stuff, for it's time, but I've no idea where he's gone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEu52AqzVbE

You might as well buy some from eBay, they're not that dear...

Thanks a lot.. I'll enjoy having them, but not use them for everyday use.

Does anyone have any pictures of the court cards?

They have a section called Request Tutorials... Oh how I hate revealers

Here's another link for y'all: http://www.bicyclecards.com/pages/corporate_info/8.php

There are actually 2 types: the ones made in the USA, and ones made in Spain. The USA ones are much better.

First Joker: 1857 For what reason is the Ace of Spades more ornate and intricate than the others? Because, in the 18th century, when tax was introduced on cards, a tax stamp was pressed onto the top card, the ace of spades. In the 19th century, companies started printing their own ace of...