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I believe it was the ACR. I would trust Dai Vernon a lot more than some of the sketchy books.

It appears as though we're in the midst of an Ellusionist magic-poser. But seriously go easy on him. I remember when I started magic I was in the exact same situation. Just try to give him friendly advice and help him get on the right path.

Once my friend put a different colored card in the deck and just said to cut to the card. Because the red deck was bent and the blue card wasn't there was a natural crimp. Then I even did the same thing where he cut to the card It was really cool

I'm sorry but I still don't see how a man with low self-confidence singing has anything to do with the magic community.

For God's sake this is a MAGIC forum! Can people please save their non-magic related stories and things like this for someplace else?!!

I agree with Tally-Ho. I didn't vote either. The first change was one that anybody could find after a min. of searching youtube and isn't very clever at all. The second change was better, however, it still covered too much and we couldn't tell when the change was going to be.

I've become a huge fan in mentalism and I think it really gets to the audience. So I really want to get started in mentalism and was wondering if there are any books, dvds, or downloads that are any good. Thanks, Charlie

Well which do you think is better?

I have the Daniel Madison Trilogy and am very confused after watching the preview of the 1-on-1 of Angle Zero. Is the method in TWO different from the 1-on-1?

Does anyone know of any tricks (other than angle zero) where a card that is possibly signed goes to any type of impossible place like in a car window. If so could anyone tell me where I could learn it? EDIT: Damn me and my fast typing. This is meant to be CARD not CART to Impossible Places.

Geez. I really didn't mean to offend anyone. I just wanted to know if anyone completely hated one of them or vice versa. I don't see whats wrong with asking people opinions on a few tricks.

I know I just made a post with this same question and I figured editing it wouldn't do much good. So now my question is what to get. I either want to get Mystique by Daniel Madison, Andthensome by Dan and Dave, or The Devil's Picturebook by Derren Brown. The Devil's Picturebook interests me a...

I can't decide whether to get Mystique by Daniel Madison (I already own Motion) or Andthensome by Dan and Dave. I don't want to get both however I am considering it. I like being able to work flourishes into my tricks but also like tricks that really leave a punch more than just a card...

I think you should buy the dvd too. What you're proposing is pretty much stealing. And you can't buy loops and know how to do all the tricks

I'm from FoCo Colorado. Nothing magic related really happens here though.

This isn't an argument but I'm really just wondering what the difference is between the two.

I was performing Pressure to my English teacher this previous week and right before the phone went in the balloon, one of the most annoying girls ever needed her minute of attention for the day and decided to run up under the balloon to an exposed angle right as I performed the trick. Now this...

This is great. I've been having trouble finding tally ho's and bee's and this is the best price on the web. How well are these in stock?

Lots will disagree with me however I don't think the M5 is worth all the money. Yeah it's pretty cool at first but it can be a real pain. I think the best way to do tricks with it is through a table becuase you don't need sleeves and can use your pockets however my magnet isn't strong enough...

I think that what your dad gave was really good advice. I remember when I hadn't performed to many people before, on the first day of school the teacher was doing magic tricks to try and work the tricks in with the lesson. He did the trick where a spectator separates the cards red and black...