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He is going to talk bad about you anyway. Why do you think he is heckling you in the first place? It's certainly not because he is enjoying the show. Why would you care if you ruin the show for someone who is ruining the show? At the point that he starts heckling you, you are not in his favor...

Walk away?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Are you kidding me? If you do that then how are you going to respond when this happens ON STAGE? You can't walk off the stage. I don't know if this is a paying gig or if you plan on it ever being a paying gig, but I am assuming that it is or you are. If that is not the...

Tell the audience and your heckler that you want to show them a trick called Mind Control. Go into this long spill about your amazing power to control people. MAKE SURE THAT YOU SELL IT and convince them that this is a real trick. Once you get them warmed up, back the crowd away and situate him...

Thats what i was saying earlier about a trick that can be done with cards, but isnt necessarily a card trick because it can also be done without cards. I guess i should not have eliminated tricks that can't be done without cards that are still using them in a novel way, which i must say is few...

I though that at first as well which is why i suggested the trick that i did, but then i read this: :confused:

A trick with cards thats not a card trick. I'm gonna try a little deductive reasoning here. Obviously the trick must be performed with cards, but in order to qualify for this it must be able to be peformed WITHOUT the cards. That means if you can't do the trick if you don't have cards then it...

I really like "Beat the Devil" by Darwin Ortiz.

I should also say that im not necessarily talking about everyone who shakes the deck, but those that sling there wrist out of joint trying to do it. You can shake the deck and still make it look good, but the way this guy does it, to me, looks much nicer than even the smallest of shakes.

I realize that, but it doesn't change the fact that it looks bad.

Criticism? Yeah right. That was ridiculous. You are the first person i have ever seen that didnt shake the deck whilst performing it, and that officially makes every other performance that i have seen look pathetic. Bravo.

People will probably hate me for saying this, but i know where you are coming from. I am a broke college student and i try to figure out how to do tricks by watching them over and over. I also get a lot of satisfaction in knowing that i figured it out. Not to mention i learn better by figuring...

Tip: you should trade in those shorts and get you some with the blue and gold GT on them. Sorry, Im a techie, so I had to give you a hard time.

dude that is disgusting. The last ones with the deck face up were flawless, your hands are definitely quicker than my eyes. Is the handling for the riffle pass the same as the two handed shift just sped up, or do i have it all wrong?

Thats pretty cool man. I have thought about trying to figure out a way to perform that effect but never did it. You look like you have it figure out. 2 thumbs up.

Yeah, I am at Georgia Tech. I will graduate in May with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a degree in Math. What about you?

What the hell is wrong with me? I am sitting here discussing the correct formulation of "triple epic fail" whilst i should be going over shear stress associated with extrusion so I don't fail this Manufacturing test that i have to take in 6 HOURS. Yeah, i need some type of mental help.

So that would make epic a state variable. This brings in an interesting perplexity Good pickup, but I was assuming that epic is an order of magnitude not an additive property. We may need to bring in an expert in the ways of internet lingo to explain whether epic should be multiplied or...

a little extreme dont ya think. triple epic fail would be the quivalent of 3*(epic fail) by the distributive property, which is (epic fail) + (epic fail) + (epic fail) whereas (epic fail)^3 would actually be (epic fail) * (epic fail) * (epic fail). A cubic of a fail on the order of epic is...

Do any of you think it is good idea to slip in a few simple false cuts while genuinely shuffling the cards? Not making a big deal about or anything, but for instance when you begin a routine and bring out a fresh deck of cards and are mixing them up before you get started just nonchalantly slip...

Looked really good. Glad to see justification for the flashy light because that really would've taken away from the trick otherwise. What editing software are you using?