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I believe on Wingback though, you used Meatspin by.... someone on Decknique. Did you credit them? I actually don't know and am truthfully asking. But I do agree with the above post, Wingback was better. This one seems a bit choppy. -G

Well, most magicians and flourishers do not start at the "Underground Magic and Cardistry Epicenter". Most people start off of Youtube or books. This is a step past the beginning. I personally started off of Youtube and then moved on to the Trilogy. I didn't actually find T11 until about 3...

Split Spades all the way baby. Amazingly sexy cards and they handle like a charm. I suggest you either get them here or on Ebay. Never on D&D. -G

I don't know whether you noticed this, but these days, there are so many people saying negative stuff about T11 that it is ridiculous. I didn't even say anything that was directly aimed at him. Calm down. -G

You know, isn't it actually easier and faster to type in correct grammar on a keyboard? It is fine when you are texting because you have the minuscule keyboard and such but I actually find it easier to type letters instead of numbers. Maybe that is just me? -G

Great, another rant. Just wondering, but is it really that hard to type in correct grammar? -G

Isn't time up now? Or am I just hallucinating? -G

I believe that Huron said something along the lines of this... "Take a move that you've been trying to do but you feel your hands are too small for...like a one handed cut. Now you know that phase of the move which your hands are 'too small' for? Take the cards, and place them in the position...

Isn't this like the second copy of posts that people have made just like this? And technically, isn't this a rant too? -G

The Pop Move taught by Chris Kenner. Getting really interested in Gambling related sleights/ productions. You? -G

I think that the easiest solution, besides my earlier mentioned one to shoot the abusers in another thread*, is to just have a computer send out random codes to everyone and only one per IP address. But, I am sure that this is easier said than done. -G *Although, I suppose that there would be...

You know what? This just ruined my day. I was just about to buy "The Pop Out Move". You should ban those people's IP addresses permanently. Idiots... (happened to me on Handlordz:p). What are you going to do to the abusers? You should shoot them. That would be really funny. Act like it is a...

Dimitri commented on it. What more could you ask for? :) -G

No offense, Steve, as I completely agree with your post and I started with the Trilogy too, but you have said that you have had the Trilogy for the past 2 weeks, for the past 3 weeks. -G

Miller Cascade Control? I personally use that way more than the pass. However, the pass should still be learned as it is a foundation. Not that I would know much... -G

In no particular order: -DL -Palm -Top Change -Pass -Double Undercut -G

No offense Flex, but you need to stop whining. They just said that it was not truly a variation. No need to start hating on theory11 now. Just accept their criticism and move on.

I don't know whether you noticed this, but I actually said that I started with the Trilogy and that he could really start wherever he wanted. I was merely saying that a lot of time and dedication is going to have to be put into these kind of things. Sorry if it did not come across that way. -G

No, that isn't very remarkable at all. Anyone can do most of those after about 4-5 days. Smoothness and speed are the things that actually matter and I don't think you can achieve a good deal of both of those in 2 weeks. When I first started, I could "do" Eko , Akira, and Genesis in about 3...

I don't know about that. I do think that Genesis would be a great place to start but the Trilogy could be first too. That is what I started with and I can do most of the flourishes on there just fine. No, I can't do Pandora yet but most of Jackson 5 and all the other ones I can at least do...