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How about "Push" as a name? - Sean

:eek: Me?! Being dirty?? :p Nah, although I can see why you may have thought that haha. I was implying that I might actually need that hand to do everything else with... Everything else... - Sean P.S. Now that... was implicatious. (ohhh yeahhh new word :cool:)

Man that was so cool up until the bit where nothing made sense anymore and I kind of burst a million blood vessels in my eyes... What book is this in and please say it's still available! :p Nice job by the way ;) - Sean

The Paper Engine - 'Aaron Fisher' This has some great thoughts in it. The full title of it is actually "The Paper Engine - Tension, Focus and Design in Card Magic" - Sean

I'd cut off my right hand. Bottom deals, centre deals, double lifts, charliers, shuffles, hot shot cuts etc etc. I all do with my left hand. I am right handed though so... :p

It's not really a new "effect", but it does look damn good. I'm walking to Wales now because I don't believe you :p Seriously though, if I wanted to visually push a coin through the bottom of a glass... That is how I would do it. I'd maybe turn the coin sideways so you can see it being pushed...

Surrreee... "not" :p Will there be cookies? Also... Where's Floridia? :p You should give a live performance of "crank dat magic boy" - Sean

It must be Daniel + Mitchell (Stafiej) Inside the box will be a single cookie and inside the cookie is a deck of cards. - Sean

Wow... That was so epic I want it... And I don't even do coin magic! :D Seriously though, that looks absolutely awesome, I'd love to know the difficulty level of it. I'm not proficient at coins, but I wouldn't say I'm a beginner either. From the looks of it, it looks quite hard. - Sean

Lazarus is right, 'Chris Kenner's' Cannibal Kings effect is called Diet and can be found in his book Totally Out of Control. It plays out very well and is entertaining to watch and perform. My partner has 'Guy Hollingworth's' Drawing Room Deceptions and within that book is an effect entitled...

I've had the exact same experience, must be something about that effect :eek: - Sean

Here, There and Everywhere - 'Aaron Fisher' in The Paper Engine. It's a cards to pocket, and deck vanish leaving 4 kings and the spectators selection. Very simple to do and very powerful :) - Sean

1) *deep voice* Ohhh yeahhh....:cool: 2) Bryant - He'll show you his if you show him anything. 3) No matter how cool you think you are... you'll never be as cool as Bryant. - Sean

First off: Where do you people get off on this kind of thing seriously? 'I don't own it but I'll pass judgement on it because I "know" the method and don't perform it.'. Sorry but I just can't see how anyone can make a proper statement on something they don't actually know about. :rolleyes...

First off I'll just state that I live in the Midlands so this may not apply to everyone but: Anything from the states usually takes about 2-3 weeks at most at standard shipping rates to get to me. Ignore the weekends, I know we get post on Saturdays but it just gets confusing. So ignoring...

Out of interest has anyone else here used the double lift as a force? You can spread out the deck on the table, get them to slide a card out, gather the cards place their selection on top of the deck, double lift et. K.M. Move and you've got a really decent force. Of course different...

A "one-way back" is a design and or pattern on the back of a playing card that when reversed in the deck you can find it by identifying the pattern as the odd one out. Kind of confusing when I put it like that. Erm let me see. Imaginary Deck 1-way pattern [^] <--- This is a normal card...

Ah, my mistake. I agree watching top pro's perform can really give us the confidence to show people some powerful magic. - Sean

Oh yeah... there is that >_> I totally knew that... <_< - Sean

In my experience the best piece of advice I can say is "Don't say anything". If you don't say anything they'll start to re-think and will probably end up saying "But wait...". OR other people will say things for you, I've found this to be the case 90% of the time. You have to remember, ANY...