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And here we are.

Consider that a lesson learned the hard way.

Are you making any profit off of this? Because if you are, you need to secure the rights first.

There's an entire World's Greatest Magic DVD from L&L about various methods for it. Andrew Mayne also has an impromptu version called Tear Down.

How does that make him less full of ****?

I'll send a card once I start caring. I've seen enough videos that I can't help but notice them. I daresay the influence is from all the card manipulation videos where the teachers are loathe to show their faces and from demo videos. Apparently everybody thinks that excuses bad form. Well...

It says something that as irritable as I am, that doesn't bother me in the least. I usually respond with a joke then after everyone has had their laugh. I say, "In all seriousness, Criss has his own unique ways of doing things like that, which he doesn't share with other magicians. And as a...

My experience has been that kind words are often as effective as a Nerf gun in a cage fight. When you're too nice to people, you're not giving them incentive to improve. So I tell the truth without all the frilly dressings.

Considering I've seen you use the title, "the optical illusionist" I figure that would be the act. What I don't get is the idea of people giving credit to an inanimate object for seemingly no reason. I've heard the argument used, but I honestly don't understand the logic behind it.

Actually I call dibs on inventing metal (the elements and the music), beer, and Finland. And on the note, I'm going to go listen to Ensiferum while slugging back a bottle of Sam Adams before hitting the sack. I really tried to be diplomatic about this whole thing, but the whole thread is...

The actual video camera he's used is... passable. It's his webcam that's ****. Also a real microphone would help as the mics built into the cameras are a pile on tinny cell phone noise and wank. I do agree that eventual investment in a 3-chip camera would be advisable, but let's take this one...

At this point I'm going to go ahead and assume the answer is no. At this point I'm also going to speculate that it is entirely possible that Quickshot is right and the person we are talking to is not who he claims to be. Either that or he is drunk. Either way, I grow weary of this, "Look...

So now you think that being a skeptic and being an actor are mutually exclusive? Once again, I'm not impressed. It's getting late and I'm tired. I'm only going to ask this once. Will you honor my request in good faith and attempt the communications I have repeatedly asked for in the near...

I didn't say it had to be tonight. I just want your word that this communication will take place. Take all the time you need. I don't watch TV.

I'm afraid if you think tugging on heartstrings is going to silence the skeptics, you're barking up the wrong tree.

It's less a matter of trying to prove you wrong and more me asking you to prove me wrong. So far you haven't impressed me. Again, my request is not unreasonable and I have provided you with a number of alternatives that create more work for me than you. If you are not going to make an...

If it's that Stoveice tool you'd be better off editing while blindfolded and working the mouse with your sphincter. There are some freeware editing programs you might be able to track down. I would do a Google search. If nothing turns up, consider a day job and save up for a higher end...

When Uwe Boll said to his critics with a smile and a laugh, "Watch Postal, and then you judge," it was charming in a perplexing sort of way. This... not so much. I don't think my request was that unreasonable as I asked for a very specific type of documentation and suggested a number of...

Look for a tutorial online. What software application do you use to do your editing?

Skeptics demand to be proven wrong. That's supposed to pacify me? With that many degrees of separation it doesn't really meet my criteria. I never would have guessed. I don't care about that particular story because I just plain don't believe in curses. They make for wonderful stories...