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Yet another thing I'm going to get yelled at for buying so soon before Christmas. I, too, am a sucker for hype. And figures...3000 made? And I'm going to own 12 of them? I like those stats.

Also, I've come to the realization that pretty much everyone enjoys magic. I would go as far to say that if you were worried about being "cool," magic sure wouldn't hurt and may actually help that. But like everyone said, start out performing for people you are comfortable with, and soon others...

Actually, I've found that my Shadow Masters are a very tight fit as well. More so than my red and blue masters. Interesting..

So is T11 planning to try and sell these Wynn decks through here? That'd be awesome, hahaha. Now if only they could do that with Jerrys.

Well a lot of people feel that these forums are a community, not just a magic board. So people want a place to chat with the rest of the community.

I would just like to make a minor revision to my review.... I was doing tricks for a friend and she mentioned tearing up a card and restoring it. So I said, eh, what the hell, why don't I try TnR? I had some ripped up cards on my desk from practicing another Torn and Restored trick, so when...

I don't have either, but I haven't heard anything but great reviews for both of them. Totally Out of Control has some coin stuff and some card stuff, while The Paper Engine is all cards. That's about all I know.

Which lecture notes is Torn Too in? I don't see it listed in the 3 on Lybrary

I've been using the webcam on my Macbook Pro to practice. I find that when I'm sitting with it on my desk it's at a very similar angle to a spec's eyes.

I used www.lunarpages.com to host a website for two years and I've never had any problems or downtime with them either.

Well with such a trick like this especially when you hand them the card at the end of the performance it's natural to let them keep it. So You would need a new one each time.

It's not really any more exposure than saying that you have to make a gimmick, IMO. Plus, it may be a large factor in someones purchase, because that's a lot of decks to buy just to perform one trick.

Thanks for the encouragement. I'm not writing it off, but I'm not too high on it yet either.

Intro Well, I got the download for TnR as an impulse purchase. I've been looking at the trailer for a week and it's been fascinating to watch so when I remembered it was released, I just went ahead and grabbed it without thinking. All I can say is, I should have read the reviews first. While...

Comon, this is theory11. If there was an effect coming out in December we'd already have had some hidden thing to find about it already.

The one problem I have with the routine is the precise ripping of the card. Other than that, it fits my style pretty well (I'm very silly and fun when I do magic, rather than serious and mysterious), however I'm going to have to work on a way to get the card ripped up more quickly.

They don't. I heard there's a way to do like a virtual debit card but I tried it once and it didn't work at all. It would be nice if they did, though.

I don't see any reason why I wouldn't be allowed to say this but if so feel free to remove it. Kenner says on the DVD that the first time you do it, it might take around 30 minutes, to see how to do things and such. But after you've got it all planned out in your head, he said it takes him...

There's another use for the lighter that Kenner mentions in the DVD besides just using it to provide a better routine. But you'll have to get it to find out :)

It's extremely simple. In fact, the crowd will mostly take care of it for you