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UMADBRO? I know just the cure. Read Erdnase. 'Nuff said?

What he's trying to say is, you can't really advertise a free PDF about "pro tips" and use bad grammar. Tip in life, nobody will take you seriously if you use bad grammar and/or misspelled words. Don't be offended, just polish the grammar up. I like the idea about keeping your arms at a 90...

Years, if not forever. Obviously it's not biodegradable and it's pretty sturdy metal. As long as you're not purposefully chucking it on the ground as hard as you can and trying to keep it in good condition, it could last a life-time. Long enough so you don't have to worry about it bro :)

7-11 has decks of bikes $3 a pack. It's cheaper at Target or Costco. Walgreens sells Studs for $2.. and CVS has a whole bunch of cards from 3-4 bucks like bees and WPT cards.

I know you're not looking for close-up magic criticism, but seriously, when doing the classic color change, you're like 5 feet away from your spectators. It seems kind of awkward.. but anyways, if you want that calm feeling, get a tripod. Or atleast use an image stabilizer if you don't have a...

Gee, a quote about how USPCC works from Ellusionist. If what you said wasn't said everywhere else on magic forums like this, I wouldn't believe it. Not straight from the donkey's ass, anyway.

Maybe the mail's just bad... somewhere near the middle of the thread he mentions he's going to be releasing it with a company that has the financial backing to send it out fast, guarantee tracking numbers, the whole shebang. Welcome to T11 bro. And if you think people are thinking bad about...

Erdnase top and bottom palms (first method) can be done pretty well with less angle-sensitivity and people burning your hands with practice. Read Erdnase, don't learn it from RRTCM. Much less a dvd than the actual book. I can tell you now that if UM93 sniffs this thread out he will only...

Damnit... That red Bee Erdnase deck looks fugly. No offense, but it better handle pretty well because I think it's ugly. Maybe the blue will look better... Congrats AceHoudin!

Homer Liwag's Trifecta 1-on-1 has 3 vanishes taught, and as you can see, he makes a little routine using all of them with only one coin in the trailer. The reproduction isn't taught although there are many you can find if you look hard enough, I only know one and don't know the name.. sooo... yeah.

LOL. Dan strikes again.

I'm assuming that basic card handling is stuff like grips, I.E. Mechanics, Biddle, etc. etc., or how they seem to be fluid with their hands without teaching you. Handle cards more. I noticed a few of my friends that got started in card magic who handled cards regularly as they played card games...

Those are actually the types of questions I ask often... and this is what you had to say about me not too long ago: Maybe people can use the search bar.. But I'm not sure it's working. Only search bar I know of is the one near the cart information near the top of your screen all the time...

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the kind of brains t11 could use more of. Simply put: Don't pretend it's magic, I guess. Or try and come off as it is. I personally always present my tricks as sleight of hand, I'd rather be looked at as an artist than a magician. That's more of the way I...

Same here. Everything you've got along with prices would be awesome.

Lots of places. They're called color changes, there's a free one taught here actually, it's the Classic Color Change, taught by JB himself. An entire card changing can be done with normal cards... to have some of it rub off into another color (there's a few effects with gaff/ultragaff decks...

You cut it on the edge of the half-circle is where you pull the top of the box up.. That's why I said flatten it, then cleanly cut it so the edge where it's cut out is at the same spot where said half circle is. If anybody knows what I'm talking about, could you post a picture to help this...

I had a feeling this post would be coming. Congratulations to the winners. :)

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PEEL IT OFF. That will **** everything up. Instead, make sure the seal is perfectly pressed down everywhere and there isn't anything not sticking to a part of the box. Then, take a pocketknife or regular knife and slice through it cleanly. This makes it almost look perfect when...