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The tricks that have really done wonders for me are: Laced (Dan Hauss) Chicago Opener (Daryl) Blindsided (Oz Pearlman) Card Through Table Son of a Stunner (Paul Harris) Oh and also, special card revelations get the best reactions. Wether it be a bar code reveal, a gaff reveal...

Half dollars are unbendable. You'd need like a specially engineered machine to bend a half dollar. Coin bends are normally done with quarters or silver dollars

Make the rest of your over hand shuffle really messy. That way, if the card is too far out, it wont stand out.

Do i get it before it's released? Or do i have to wait?

There's no video dude.

??? Whats that mean?

Yea, i will make a review for Pressure. I expect it will be great.

Ya, i'm going too. It should be fun. BTW, what kind of test do they give you? Like do they test you on various sleights and stuff?

He said Bottom Forces. I know some good bottom forces but i dont know the names of them. You could always cut the deck, keep a break, and then do a riffle force.

WTF?! I won?! Wow, did not expect that. Well this just made my day a whole lot better. :D

Put it in a door to bend it.

Where do you get your inspiration? Do you think presentation is more important than method? What got you started in magic?

Then it's your job to prove them wrong.

The only thing that sucks is that you lose a gimmick each time.

Then your performance isn't quite right. Magic is suppose to be about showing your spectators the impossible, not a game of find-the-sleight. I 've never really encountered this problem. Most of my friends are really great, they simply want to be fooled. They always request a trick almost 5...

I still want Andrei's DVD!!!!!

I would want a radio disguised as a deck of cards. Just in case that the island is close to Kazakhstan and i get kidnapped by terrorists.

Can we make a list for trick decks too? (Svengali, invisible, stripper)

Jeez, i just wanna know one question: Can you float a chip to your mouth with the Tarantula?

About scripted jokes: Darwin Ortiz talked about this in Strong Magic. He said it's good to have scripted ad-libs. which are little one-liners that don't relate to your routine. It's for when something unexpected happens during your trick (A spectator burps, you drop a card, etc.) It's good to...