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That's what I've been trying to say... -.- lol.

Because the expensive sports car looks good. Sure, you can just say their name or look up, but unless you're going to do something because of this, it's pointless misdirection. Some smart laypeople could even guess you did all the mumbo jumbo or w/e when they're not looking.

Doesn't matter how much you're using it - you're still using it. If I sit in a chair for 5 minutes or 10 minutes, at one point, obviously I'd sit in the chair much longer, but it still has to be built to sustain my weight, no? Bad analogy, but nonetheless only one I can think of right now...

Cups and balls set.

The effect doesn't just have to be done with cigarettes. And also, for those thinking it's the classic match penetration, it's based off it. The method is different, and at $30... It's a steal.

Way to call somebody out for deleting you, because it's truly all his fault and he did it just to be an ass. Get over it, it's just the internet...

No, it's just that you don't know your way around eBay and can't make a logical conclusion because of that. But it's nice to see you try and support your theory. I'm not sure if you realized this, but ever since I mentioned it, eBay hasn't stopped that buyer protection they've got...

Five Points in Magic by Juan Tamariz is also a good source as far as misdirection goes... Especially the part under "eyes" where it explains "crossing the gaze". Fun stuff to do, works all the time. FYI, Apollo Robbins doesn't misdirect. He directs elsewhere, and while it's hard to physically...

You missed the point entirely. He says he gets his stuff from estate auctions. Those are all things that are possible to find in estate auctions, and you're STILL ignoring the eBay buyer protection, which will refund you all you paid. Besides, what are the odds of a top-rated seller with...

Maybe you didn't notice the eBay buyer protection or top-rated seller bits... 99.8% positive feedback is pretty damn good for a guy a tad short of 1000. Plus, you actually have to read the description on the item and see the other seller's items to get an idea of what he does. He said he gets...

Only non-fun part for me was when Jennings died... And when Jennings gets screwed over. I love his magic lol.

I'm not saying you guys are wrong. I'm just saying it's annoying for magicians to think like they're the only damn creative people on this planet when, in fact, they aren't, regardless of whatever you or anybody else says otherwise.

It's like fmylife.com but funnier. You should read it more often.

What's funny is I actually have a friend called Michael Taylor who does this. He likes to go to conventions just to show magicians tricks straight from Tarbell which he said he invented - they believe him 99% of the time. LOL.

That's why you didn't get my name. Personally, I don't go out of my way to cry about being deleted from somebody's facebook because they're "famous" - no offense, but there are more pressing matters in my life than trying to tell others you got deleted to offer them words of wisdom. EDIT: I...

Who gives a !@#$?

http://www.amazon.com/Alliance-Antimicrobial-Rubber-Inches-42199/dp/B0017TPZNU ^450 bands for $4 http://www.dykemarubberband.com/specialty_rubber_bands.php ^1,750 for $8 Unlike what R.K. Magician said, the reason they're stretchier isn't just the fact that they're non-latex. That's...

Not trying to bash you guys here, but Akira Fuji's is more visual and the method isn't published in every magic book you can find at your local library.. Although I can't wait for more Lennart Green stuff. Are there any plans to have a download for the snap deal? Having problems understanding it...

While this is true, I LOVE it when magicians assume that a beginner can't palm decently enough to perform it or be creative enough to design something. It's almost as if effect creativity in card magic only comes with being professional or in magic for a long time. Stop being ignorant.

Nothing much, just doing some science HW and thinking about stuff. You?