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Just because you don't think it's worth it, doesn't mean I have the same mindset as you. Sure, I know how to do a Bluff Pass already, but I got a few subtleties from Wayne that I hadn't seen before. Really, if you don't have anything good to say, don't say it at all. David

Hey I_KnowMagic. I just posted a review for the Bluff Pass here. Check it out. The move itself is fairly simple, but there are subtleties that make it even more undetectable. David

Hey guys, just got home about an hour ago from a friend's party, and saw that Wayne had a new 1-on-1 out. Now, I'm very familiar with the Bluff Pass already, but I decided to pick it up anyways, thinking I could possibly learn some new tips from Wayne. Quality The video, of course, is shot...

I prefer Simple Triumph. It's even more visual in my opinion, and it can be easily adapted to be impromptu. David

Damn, here's me thinking these cards haven't been circumcised... :p David

One deck only lasts you 2 months? I've had one deck last me over 6 months, and I'm definitely not a hand washing freak. David

If you're working on a trick for this long without actually performing it, you're going about it in the wrong way. You want to go out and make mistakes in front of a real audience. This lets you know what exactly you need to work on. You can "perfect" a trick in a year or two, but the...

Yeah, the review was good. As for Cards, keep that underground (for a couple reasons). It sucked pretty bad, and I'd like not to remember that. Don't worry, I'll have most of that material out sometime soon. David

Like everyone else said, cut back on what you are learning. Many new magicians succumb to marketing and buy up as much as they possibly can, but never take the time to master any of their effects. An experienced magician knows to practice an effect until he can't get it wrong, and many new...

Hey just so you know the SNC ended, well, on Saturday. David

Don't worry, take your time. I think we have plenty of reviews right now. David

I good way to do this is to have them touch any 2 cards. If they touch the force card, keep the two they are touching. If not, get rid of them. Then have them choose a last one, and get rid of it if it's not the force card, or keep it if it is. David

If you're looking for a good flourish that is not too difficult, I'd go with either Mecka, Akira, or Eko. Also, you could learn a part of Jackson 5, such as Madonna 3 or Genesis. David

Thanks for the review illusionone, and I'm glad you liked the manuscript. Just as a reminder, the video from MJM is of Minority, not FRI. Haha, Cody didn't I ask you to post one like 2 months ago? No hard feelings... David

I'm with you there. Trilogy Contest? What Trilogy Contest? David

Guys, that's not Syd. Check out his other posts. He's the kid who came up with that Double Quad Helix Riffle thing, and thought it was revolutionary. David

May be easy for you, but I'd like to know exactly how Kev does it. David

I did do the One Handed Top Palm, so that may have been what you thought was the Clipshift. I wish I could Clipshift that smooth. David

Depends on what you like. I would go for Split Spades (Blue or Black), but they are much more expensive. I haven't used Guardians and Centurions enough to really know which is better, but I know from Centurions that they are extremely durable and feel great. So, go with SS if you have some...

Thanks. And no, I didn't do the Clipshift. David