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Yeah, instead of one Ace he had 4 on the table, with the AOS on top and face up.. Big whoop.

Pandora and Five Faces of Sybil.

Shoot a PM to JB and he can probably sort it out fast. Support will answer within 24 business hours, but I'm sure that JB will sort it out.. Or you could send it to Bryant from the tech support team, but I'm not sure how often he gets on compared to JB.

Ditto. Mind if I steal the google search idea?

13 Steps to Mentalism by Tony Corinda.

Mike INVENTED the class clown, bro.

LOVE THIS... The patter is HILARIOUS. Justin Bieber, serial killer... Justin Kredible, serial killer... BLOOD! BLOOD!

Hermann Pass. I nowadays usually use a Hermann turnover or the Midnight shift but it just feels nice to practice. I also do bullet shot, undercover switch, and orbit control. I do occasionally practice a few palms and mucking techniques, mainly the macmillan switch, but now I'm practicing my...

O_o Clipshifting steel plates? Sounds... interesting.

Pseudo = false, so yes.

The original... Does it have more content then the one TeeDee linked us to? Or are they the same material?

Technically it shouldn't be exposing the move if it's just a variation on a move in a book already published.. Seriously, if you take a move out of a book and sell it for the same price as the book and name the palm differently, it's just a variation, if not the same thing..

Or just use the colorblind impromptu method.

Use the impromptu borrowed deck version of Colorblind that doesn't use the two/four gimmicked methods to it on the DVD, if something's been done to the deck (same principle as the impromptu version, for those that own it). If the top 10 cards are face up, simply count them onto the table, then...

Technically most cards are the same basic finishing. The process for bikes, studs, and bees are all the same for the finish, but bikes are supposedly air-cushion. Studs are supposedly linen finish, and bees = "cambric finish". I heard it's somewhat of a combination between air-cushion and smooth...

+1 like. Best damn quote ever.

They're Aladdins, they come in red and blue. Not sure if they're smooth/air-cushion, but I'm pretty sure he's using the smooth ones in that video, it's what most people use. They're not sold in stores in USA even though they're by USPCC so you'll have to get them online or from somebody who owns...

I would love to help you, provided I know what cards you're talking about. Can you post a video or picture?

Sorry about that Dan, didn't read the part where Jason said you guys were completely wrong and all that. My mistake, we cool? If we are, do you know any good resources on mucking? I can't afford George Joseph's "The Art of Handmucking" so I've been looking for good alternatives but I don't...

Dan White. 'Nuff said.