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There is no point. It's like anything, people do it because they enjoy it and some are good enough to make money from it but there isn't really a point. Why do barmen flare? There is no point, it's just cooler than pouring a drink normally.

Initiative is something people are losing with every generation born in the age of technology. I'm hoping he brings out a DVD with everything on eventually. The Fearless DVD is really cool and has nice extras but it was only available in NTSC (I want PAL) on release.

I think gold could look really good and the rainbow ace suits it. I imagine it to be a "high class" or "posh" deck.

That's the current design of the DnD ace of spades, he just added a rainbow gradient. Looks very pretty but not sure how well a rainbow back would work.

I love little things like that. Even if they wrote "we <3 you too" on your invoice it would be cool, I think it would anyway.

Just remember, this doesn't go down well if you're ugly. Unless you make fun of the fact you're ugly after they kissed you.

Yeah it's not flash paper. Showing his hands empty is most likely editing of the film and I imagine that it's not a magic trick, more like small pyrotechnics that a special effects guy put together for that episode.

DnD don't need them. They have been using them for years, before they became so popular. If you have $300 to blow on a pack of cards do it. If you could use the money for useful or more productive things then don't do it but I am with the majority in saying that it is far too much for a deck of...

Inpregnating usually goes down well for me but C3 also plays big with the right audience.

It's the magician (or entertainment agency) that does the contract, not the person buying the service so there shouldn't be any IF's.

The coin vanish is cool but I'll be extremely surprised if it is impromtu as you say, the way you hold the coin and the way it vanishes screams pull to me.

This is why people have contracts. With or without a contract you're fine to refuse to perform for people that are hostile, rude or offensive. If you ever feel like someone is taking the piss stop and walk away, if you feel like they are disrupting more than their immediate company speak to the...

Where did eye-catching come from? It says precision and stealth on them. JDEN has a good point. Many of the coins used in magic are American currency, why would a magician outside of the states use it? We're lucky in England because we have the old penny but other countries might not have good...

I did magic in Austria over new years, they mostly spoke german and broken english. I basically just pointed at whatever I was using to get their attention then let the magic do it's work.

Same. I think they look really cool and magical but those words make them look less like Artifact's and more like cheap toy money.

heh I don't live far. There are quite a lot of good events in the UK, they're just not advertised that much.

English site http://www.cards4magic.co.uk/acatalog/Theory11.html

They don't know what you did then do they. A lot of people will tell you they know how you did it, just ignore them because 99% of the time they come up with some crazy theory just to look like a smart arse.

No it doesnt. The deck is quite animated with Static and it looks convincing, Vector looks like it uses a really old move and the cards barely move.

Everything is a business these days and that's not neccesarily a bad thing. Don't let anyone tell you magic is any less artistic because people have been smart enough to make money from it. You know, I think you're right it is harder to fool people into believe the impossible these days. A good...