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I'd love to say this topic is now going anywhere... But I won't lie to make you guys feel better about it.

You should TOTALLY put in mini-JB action figure dolls, with a little string at the back to make it say a random phrase when pulled.

New posts. Remember the T11 icons left of the name and description of each board on the forums? It'd be gray if there were no new posts and filled in with color if there were. Similarly, if there is no exclamation point, then there aren't any new posts you haven't read.

You can use a gift card. Check the FAQ about ordering. It also explains why they don't currently accept PayPal.

Damnit, you're right. I was thinking of ordering a Cerca Trova shirt with a brick of Sentinels soon too... :( Hope they come back..

The b4 cut is NOT taught in Genesis volume 1. That being said, it is possible he will introduce it in the 2nd or 3rd volumes of Genesis.. We'll just have to wait and see. I'd recommend the Pop-out move, as it's got a lot of utility to it whereas the b4cut is just a flourish.

How exactly do you plan to have a spectator write their signature twice without them remembering it? Unless you used the same signed card at a later time?

Nah, just looking for signatures. Preferably completely examinable, and somehow duplicated in the performance. I've heard good things about Guy Hollingworth's book, I'm probably going to check that out and look up some of the things suggested so far. The scribble thing sounds like a good...

The person above me nailed it. They don't want to go in-depth on another move when they're teaching you one already - It distracts you. If it helps, you could learn the pinky count from Jason England's 1-on-1, available here at theory11. Or, if possible, just use a different type of double lift...

You'd think that if he knows about all these complaints, he'd come on here and clear his name by now. Surely a forum post to clear his name is worth a few minutes of his time...

Does anybody know of a method to duplicate a spectator's signature on a playing card? Just as a matter of curiousity, I have a few ideas for it.

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