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MLB, we know you mean well, but you have to understand that you're not the savior of cardistry.

Made it through. good job to everyone else.

If you know you flashed, why did you post it? It doesn't matter if you know you flashed, you still flashed. It's like saying you killed someone, but at least you know you killed them so all should be forgiven and ignored. ok, that's a terrible example, but you get my point.

Looks neat-o, that's for sure.

Probably the same place the chat was held last week. They'll post a link when the time comes.

Nobody knows for sure yet, but my guess is between $20 - $35

I would review it for you. It looks interesting and I have played around with several pk effects over the years.

actually, there have been a couple. most recently this one. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=20064

Yes, it will. There may be minor changes to the finish, but I don't think there will be any changes to the design.

It doesn't matter how long or how many times you do the pass, if you use the incorrect technique, it will always suck. I suggest picking up expert at the card table and reading the section on the two-handed shift (classic pass). It teaches, in my opinion, one of the best descriptions of the pass...

Yes, lets think about that for a moment. How is using several different decks for one spectator justified?

Why don't you practice what you already have?

I remember Raiker saying something about intellectual property...

Am I the only one thinking what the script would be? Imagine their patter in a movie.

That's great! thanks for this.

I am well aware that it uses a different method. I was suggesting that as an alternate source. That's why I said similar. The lecture notes i was think about are shiego futagawa's notes.

The bee stingers.

They are quite different. If you like guardians, why not just use, you know, guardians.

Depends on what the age group is. If it's anything under 10-12 I'd say avoid it.

no, you can only purchase the video on theory11. You can find a similar trick in his book, TOOC, and in some lecture notes. (forget who right now)