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Mine came today. I got an 8 of spades, white centurion. copy number 96

I love surfaced... goal for this year is to get down the Clipshift... Your review wasn't so much a review, more a description, :D.

Real name: Asher Fry (yes, my name really is Asher, contrary to a comment received the other day, lol.) Age: 19 years old How I started in magic: I loved watching David Blaine, and seriously thought what I saw was not trickery but rather something beautiful and almost miraculous...

Sounds... like magic. There's no better feeling in magic than when you yourself feel like what you're doing is magic. and this sounds like it will provide that. Especially the no gimmicks etc...

That there just sold me. and it appears that you don't touch the object either for an initial push... I'm most definitely not trying to figure it out, just in awe... Thanks.

That I can agree with a little more. Because those people will see the fruits of their labor. I do think people are born with a natural level of skill of course, certain people. But they certainly can't live on that alone. They need to go through the same ropes in the end, it's all the same...

I mentioned a reason or two. I don't disagree with you for the sake of following some sort of bandwagon. I'm disagreeing for the sake of the fact that I disagree with you on this fact.

Highly disagree. You're free to your own opinion, but I disagree. I hate the expression that an artist is born rather than made. The greatest artist work Hard to become as great as they are today.

I have never been in this much agreeance with a single post until this one. I used to stress out about not being great at, not only magic, but music as well, because I just wasnt reaching that virtuoso level. I practice a lot, but still, I stumble around the Chopin Ballades and Liszt's Hungarian...

not so sure if this has been asked yet, I do plan on getting this soon, just curious. Can you control which way the object spins? and can you control when the object spins?

I just hope this means a new special... with his magic. stunts are always fun and whatnot, but not 2 hours of watching him just sit or stand there on Tv.

Actually, it can't be learned... It's magic... sorry. :P

it made sense to me...

I think art is best with it's imperfections noticed. I've never been one for perfect performances. I'd much rather see one with emotion and a few mistakes, than one with no emotion and no mistakes. I make mistakes constantly. not afraid to admit... it's called humanity.

the point of the topic was more to see what sort of decks others got if they bought any of these, to see the unique features. etc... discussion topic! willies eh?

My name really is Asher :P I'm a fantastic teacher! Music is my first love. We don't spend that much time talking about magic if ever, that's why I was caught off guard and surprised. It still hasn't arrived.

years supply of one kind? I'd probably go with the regular bikes... thinking about performance and such... I'd probably not use too fancy of decks in performance, and most gaffs I use don't go with anything else but the regular bikes... sooo... yeah... Maybe Tally Ho.

It's always nice when people show they care about you when they give something to you as a gift that you never asked for but they know you well enough to know you'd want it. My piano students got together a bought me a performance used deck of David Blaine's for Christmas... it's on its...

Not sure how many of you have seen this... But it's a long recent interview with the man himself, Paul Harris, so you are bound to get something valuable out of listening. Enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utxlrbLSd_w - Part 1...

But it's in the pocket isn't it? Or at least that's what I hear. I guess I'll see shortly.