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I'm with you on that... Never ever release Twister... Ever. - Sean

Aaron Fisher always uses a break. :rolleyes: If you're awesomely good with one that doesn't use a break and you can hit it 100% of the time without fumbling and it's your preferred choice of DL - That's awesome. I just don't think we should be forcing our opinions on something that has a...

Performing to the Absolute Best, Being Dramatic and Audience Management. :) - Sean

EDIT: Scratch that if you read what it said before, some very unhelpful posts. These questions have been asked before buddy, in future use the search feature a little more thoroughly (it's helped me loads believe it or not :)). I'll try and answer your questions simply. 1) Theoretically yes...

We're not lonely :P We've got a few people in there now actually. Yes the first podcast has gone, let's be honest, pretty awfully. But we're changing course and we'll have it much better for the next one. For those of you that can, please do join us in the IRC there are some great discussions...

*claps* Bravo. - Sean

Day 27 Mom yelled at me today, my teacher phoned home and said my grades were slipping. She said I'm focusing too much on magic, she just doesn't understand; I can make a living out of this! I just need to learn some cool tricks that will get me good reactions. Speaking of which, I spoke...

Can we stop with this E-Bashing stuff? It's just immature "Ooh they don't let you do this" etc. C'mon really, they have their rules and reasons and we should respect that. Sir FansAlot, I know you're more mature than that man. :) - Sean (aka that one that's sick of all this E and T11 hate...

You're not gonna flourish with an armadillo are you? :eek: - Sean

Caps Lock = Cruise Control For Cool. :p Seriously though buddy, nope; haven't got a clue. Let's stop hi-jacking this thread though and let this guy get the help he wants. :) - Sean

Honestly, I do not know the Osterlind stack. I've come across a total of 3 stacks before mnemonica and mnemonica is just the most versatile. The book is huge and filled with knowledge and humour. He gives you a full history of stacked decks too (all the way back to the 1600's) and then starts...

Complicated. ;) Look it up. It's by Juan Tamariz. - Sean

I've said what I said and I stick by that... BUT I have to agree, Past Midnight is an excellent set. Relatively easy stuff, very commercial and enjoyable just to watch. :) - Sean

Buy Surfaced. Practice that and get the tricks on that DVD down. With the rest of your money, buy a few decks. (no more than 12) Whichever decks you want. With the left over money, buy something for your parents or something. Some new clothes, a new cd or a game you've had your eye on...

That is an awesome video... The first selection process with Ammar culling was hilarious. - Sean

Hard to master? Oh hell yes. :p Impossible to master? No, not at all. But pretty darn close. Seriously though, this book is for the intermediate-advanced card worker and is ideally suited for sit-down table magic. I bought this book a while back and the one routine I've got almost down (No...

Damnit, I can't unsee it. With regards to the routine, that sounds awesome magical in the right places and a very patriotic finish. :) I'd love to see this captured and posted in the media section. - Sean

Day 18 OMG THE INTERNET IS SO COOL! I learned a whole new load of tricks in one night and I didn't have to pay and guess what, they're so easy!! I'm going to show my mom when she gets home from work she's going to love it. I also found these websites where people talk to each other about magic...

Your welcome. :) I wouldn't say it's always the right one though, everything I post comes from me (Unless I'm quoting someone or something)and as such is merely my speculation and opinion. And also, to answer your question, may I recommend a simple center tear routine of some sort. I believe...

I may just have to pick this up and get Jikhy wit' it. :p - Sean