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That raises an eyebrow here... I can remember sitting through one of Mac King's shows in Las Vegas, right next to this older couple. I can also remember hearing that same couple muttering to themselves "wait, how did he just do that?" And as far as I can remember, Mac King has NEVER put on a...

Well, then let ME advertise for Dan...lol He is a really good friend of mine, and I have personally seen 80% of the effects that are on this set. And almost all of them friedddddd me. I am very excited to get this when it comes out too...VERY sick stuff on here. Mike

This was not a thrash out at you. Not am I angry with you. It is the magic community in general. Half of the time, magicians see an effect and are blown away. They are so excited with how the trick/effect looks and pay the price no matter what the cost is. Then they learn the method or see...

Funny how you chose such a DVD that has so many items on it. For the most part, you will not get a DVD with that many effects for so little in cost. I know that and so do you. This actually has nothing at all to do with Jason England any longer. This now has to do with people who complain...

Also do not forget to check the history on any such moves that may have been published before. 95% of the stuff we THINK we create and call it original has been done many times before. It is when we find something in that 5% that gives us a true gem. But again, that is also after extensive...

http://drop.io/EXPOSEDBeKindCA Mike

This is a fun little project we are going to keep on with so as long as it remains funny...lol. The Q is, what do you want us to spoof next? Will look at the results on Wednesday, 4/7. Thanks :) Mike

Break out a DVD you already own at random. I picked one up myself--there are 4 effects on there. The DVD set me back $35. So breaking it down, that is roughly $8.75 per effect. Not far off from the price point of some of these 1on1s. The problem lies in the fact that we live in a society...

Never, EVER use a 1on1 as the ONLY source of information to learn a technique. (That is, unless the 1on1 is the ONLY place to learn it...lol) For that matter, don't JUST rely on books to learn your magic either. Videos are out there to help the student, not to take away. Learning from BOTH...

Steve Forte, another of the world's finest gambling experts out there, had a VHS tape set that was priced at $300 and I THINK that was PER tape. (It has since been remastered and put out on DVD, for $99 now.) But here is the thing...on those tapes, DVDs, whatever...the moves are actually NOT...

Plenty more to come... :) Glad you guys liked it! Mike

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Wow, I can't believe it...just...wow... http://drop.io/EXPOSEDBeKindCA

Check out the effect "Blizzard" Mike

Check out Michael Ammar's Introduction to Coin Magic DVD...Comes highly recommended by Mr. Eric Jones himself for the newbies... Mike

I would say both the Harbor Change AND the Snap Change...combined, these are very well put together and the dude who teaches it is pretty effin funny. The other stuff is pretty good too... :) Mike

While that is true, I must tell you that one of the best reactions I ever get from my audiences are from the sponge bunnies. (I perform 4 nights a week, 2 shows a night). I don't like bringing them out, but if it makes my customer's happy, then it keeps my bosses happy, which means $ in my back...

I am usually good with putting names to faces...and even with little to go by, this is VERY easy... I don't wanna just blurt it out because again, way to easy...but here it goes... That person is CLEARLY Alanis Morrissette. Can we please have someone HARDER to try to figure out next time...

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The first editions have a different feel to them. I believe they were printed on the Aristocrat stock, which in my opinion made for a better card. The newer editions, while nice, don't have the same feel and stiffness I liked with the first editions. (Much better for bar magic too) The other...