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Hmm, Definitely flying i think, although the money thing would be cool, although i would proably be doing it in my sleep just to get as rich as possible.

Hahah, i managed to escape the awesomeness of watching that eventually, takes ages though :D

http://www.facebook.com/phillip.northfield Aha, would be nice to meet some guys from here in another medium.

I agreem it's kind of like watching a film with a twist ending for the second time, it doesnt spoil it if its good enough, but its lacking that ooooh, factor, that makes it seem special.

Im right handed but i play cards with them fanned out that way so it would be some benefit i suppose. However here in the UK, if you buy a pack of cards theres around a 30% chance its like that anyway, they just don't seem to mention it.

Yeah i agree, he was doing some stuff at the detroit motor show with a small crowd, and couldnt even get applauses, i wonder what it would be like if he tried the classic Bill-Malone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuOhQt-S9XM

Haha, the 4 who voted for that, hang your heads in shame ^^.. you know who you are !!! :eek:

Its a tricky topic but what i kind of meant was that to be a professional, people have to think you are a professional and to know that they have to know WHO you are, skill isnt really involved.

I think yeah its ok to do it, in the current climate with a lot of cheap gimmick tricks, you should see what your buying beforehand, you dont buy a car, and then suddenly realise its diesel.

I meant an chance to get some attention, like a small appearance on TV or something like that. With that there isnt as much pressure on them.

You can go along at home by yourself, BILL MA-LONE BILL MA-LONE, damm wish my name could be shouted like that :p

I was feeling guilty until i realised it was a general thing ^^

I wouldn't say theres any difference between amatuer and professional, i wouldn't even say it's down to dedication or anything else, there are probably hundreds of thousands of "professional" level amatuers who are just waiting for their big break.

Obviously i don't think he's poor, i meant in comparison to other people his style lacks a little something, his center deal is painful he doesnt even try to cover up the break, but definitely he's a better choice than Simon Lovell, who should really just stick to magic, and weirding people out...

Just start with a springing and a swivel cut, thats really all you need, if they ask for something fancy then do a charlier into a one handed shuffle, that'll really get em goin ^^

Do you not find that Derren Brown has increased the number of people aware of this, also the popularity of the show with the same name must have had some impact, i personally find a lot of people who are aware of Mentalists.

I'm not sure what its called, or whether its anything at all but when the cards dribble from his mouth always gets a laugh from me.

If you do a demonstration, then something along the lines of what Ricky Jay does here would be very impressive, as it would almost definitely catch them off guard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc8vAm7T8jE

ahh, i'd seen him before but didn't know his name, i must admit, seriously impressive deserves much more attention than he has.

Ive never seen anything of his... is he the guy who came up with that center deal?