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I'd say Dangerous. It has a few great card tricks. Or maybe Wounded, Saw, or a good Jay Sankey DVD...

You should use misdirection, like everyone else has stated. Have the other deck in your pocket. Gesture with your free hand and give a little bit of patter. Make eye contact with the spectator you are talking to. This is very important. Just switch out the deck while you are talking.

I love how underneath the picture of the bent coin it says: "Chuck Norris bends coins by looking at them. Everyone else uses Superman."

That's my new favorite quote.

SHouldn't every video be flawless/flashless?

Anyone? I'd like to hear what you guys think!

I was about to say that. You need a deeper red and darker blue, like regular colored Bikes.

Hey Mike, welcome! I don't think anybody here knows about FMS besides some people from Marc's forum.

Techniques of a Professional Pickpocket has helped me.

I'm half an hour from the city.

Hmm... why don't you buy the Raven?

Wait, you're 13?

You're about 10 years too late. I used to live in Burlington.

Good luck in the battle!

You could do a snap vanish, have a pull, or use an M5 on a shimmed card.

It sounds like your friend is a heckler. If you know someone is a heckler, don't perform for them. They won't enjoy it and neither will you. Think about it: If someone is enjoying a trick, they won't heckle. But if they aren't enjoying it, they might.

Great review! I love "cat toys" and "grocery lists!"

I don't understand your poll...

I met Oz Perlman at his Unseen show. He was great.

It was entertaining, but unless you're great at performing as a team and great at performing by yourself, you shouldn't attempt it.