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Honestly, I don't see why not. Seems like if you fill in their criteria (and additional things like scarves or ties are included--but the video is shot to where it makes sense to have them), you're good.

Good lord, this is a weird one. Good luck to all involved!

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I'd go to EBay with it, honestly.

I haven't had a 'worst' purchase...yet. The least effective magic trick I have acquired was Tenyo Magic's 'Ghost Card'. Keep in mind, 90% of my magic inventory is Tenyo. It's a neat trick, don't get me wrong. But it travels POORLY, which relegates it to parlour. But the effect is only...

I'd say over half of my collection is discontinued Tenyo Magic. That said, 'Big Mac Cubio' is my favorite.

1) who is your favorite magic inventor? 2) What is the most difficult sleight you can perform? 3) Have you ever really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?”

Good luck to all involved!

Cube 3 is your best bet. I saw Rubicon. Holy hell is it expensive. It's also gimmicked, which I expected, but still.

Happy birthday, comrade!

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Ironically, there's not too many magic shops in Las Vegas. You have th Denny & Lee magic shop in the outskirts, Houdini Magic HQ--also on the outskirts. You have a couple other Houdini shops on the Strip. But don't buy anything from there because they are overpriced like crazy. As for...

I will note with the Tenyo Magic items that, depending on who sells it, may also provide English translated instructions (or if you bought a T-numbered item from 2015 and above, there is an English instruction PDF code in the instructions). Most Tenyo are rather easy to figure out based on the...

I have Michael O Brien's 'The Imagine Nation'. Good lord there's a lot of gems in there. Some of whats in the book he has as singular effects in the Marketplace. Honestly, I'd look at all the trailers of his tricks, and if you like several of them, get the book. Or just get all his effects...

The biggest gripe about DVDs is that you are only getting a fraction of material in comparison to what you'd get out of a book. And you'd be able to get books for cheaper (especially PDFs). Plus, it's usually rare for someone to get a DVD and learn most, if not, all the tricks. I'm working on...

Welcome to the forums. That's a helluva shopping list you have there. For a starting point, I think most of your selections are good, albeit pretty scattered. On one hand, you have variety, on the other hand you may find yourself getting other tricks and rendering previous purchases obsolete...

Welcome to the forums! Just a word of advice: when it comes to magic and flourishing, you typically don't want to mix them. With flourishing, the focus is on your handiwork. As a magician, you want the focus on everything BUT your hands. Also, what kind of magic are you shooting towards...

Honestly. Fontaines have a dedicated fan base. If you want to go for a 'minimalist' deck, go NOC. Fontaines are WAY overpriced Bicycle-stock. At that point, you're just buying a name.

Congrats, David! Ironic that you say you haven't had time for cards. Now you're getting 6 decks.