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There was a thread a while back explaining the reason. Search for it.

Only a couple of the moves on this are in expert. I'm not saying do not get it, but I am saying if you like the style, consider this.

Art of astonishment by Paul harris. Vol. 1, I believe.

Bump* Excessive camera cuts, too many special effects, terrible sound quality and bad lighting. And that's just the video. Performance: you are very dull and when you do the trick, you seem to ignore the audience. Magic is about the spectator. Avoid heavy breathing, as said before. I honestly...

Interesting...

Umm, thanks?

I might consider this... Is there a limit for the number of people?

Ed marlo. Revolutionary card technique Erdnase. Expert at the card table

No offense, but you've been going after alot of difficult magic. Learn one thing before the next. Keep in mind that learning these moves is only to impress magicians. And only when they're done well.

I have read it and highly recommend it. So, yeah, get it.

Happy birthday!

it's beer. Him being sloppy is one of my favourite parts of his character. It makes everything seem even more impossible.

I will admit, I've watched the green magic DVDs more than any normal person should. His work is great.

1. Not going to happen. You might get better at the pass, but never master it. 2. Post count is not important. Calm down. It's been 5 days since you got back and already have over 200 more posts in that period. Maybe make more useful posts. Me, I have no set goals, I just wait and see what...

Then I recommend not majoring in english.

First learned the French drop and a coins across which I still use.

No, I wouldn't. But I have yet to see it.

I'm not quite sure, but I think you're in the wrong forum.

Happy birthday!

I have a desk with a laptop, close up pad, a deck of cards, some coins, gimmicks and books. Lots of books.