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-1 Like. Anyways, segregation isn't always bad. And it isn't technically segregation. They're separated, but not completely. Look at t11's forums for example. There's the cardistry section, then the card magic section, then the coin magic section. Yet they're all on one forum? You're saying...

+1 Like. (I'm not a facebook fan or a geek, so that shows just how good he got you there..)

There's other things you can get FOR FREE that are better then the other ones. The only difference in them is the look, or in black ghost deck's case, the handling. Black ghost = 2nd edition has better handling. Gold arcanes = looks are the only difference. There's lower gifts with more going...

First of all, you don't have to get either of them. There's plenty more worth getting. The 2nd edition ghost deck handles better then the 1st and nobody gives a F%$K about them, to be honest... And most of the guys here will tell you to screw E and purchase better material for less elsewhere..

What Draven said. Anyways, neither are worth it. I'll admit the gold arcanes look sick, with the gold ink on the backs and court cards and everything, but don't bother. If you think 1st edition Black Ghosts are the rarest decks on the planet, you're clearly mistaken. I could go and get a...

Yeah, robber seems to be one step short of rapist...

Why pay for a book that teaches you to throw a playing card when most people can easily throw cards fast with accuracy and distance with just days of practice? A week after I learned how to throw a playing card I could nearly hit a bulls-eye most of the time on a dart board pretty fast. Just go...

SWEET! Where in VA, and what times? I live really close to Washington DC :P Side Note: Elite, if you're so freaking pro and everybody's beneath you, why don't you post a video showing us your amazing prestidigitation? Are you too scared? Surely someone as elite as you can make a video and...

Sick nasty!! Bill and color change combined. Pro.

I need the back of the studs box to be intact for some of the effects I do, otherwise it wouldn't be as much of a difference.

Yep, Alexander has the right idea. Steamboats also work, no borders there either. Symmetrical cards with no border work best regarding hiding it. As for actually doing the bottom deal, I'm not sure. Since people recommend learning it with half a deck.. try Studs, I guess. They're the thinnest...

... Thanks, Zach.. :(, they're so pro though. That's not an option. And no. Studs don't come in cellophane, atleast not @ the Walgreens I've been to, so I doubt they come with cellophane at all.

First off, you need to find a way to show us the trick. Take multiple pictures and make a little stop-motion thing, or atleast describe it. And you'd need to research it to make sure it's original..

When I buy studs from my local Walgreens, on top of the seal, there is a plastic loop which is used to keep it on a hook. But whenever I try to take it off, it tears part of the seal and back of the box off, ruining the seal and box. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

The similarity is somewhat in the grip and the use of your chin to support the display.

Sam nailed it. And people think The Wire is going to be a chatroom, but the main downfall is that more people might use that then the forums, and when people aren't online, they could be missing out on tons of stuff. Having the information displayed in the forum would allow everybody to be able...

I've always thought about this, but I've never had much control doing sleights as a leftie. They just come off as harder to me, even though I'm equally skilled with both hands in lacrosse and left-handed in baseball. But I don't know, it's just different. The few coin sleights I do I can do with...

Draven, where are you touring around, incidentally? What areas?

Happy Birthday T11! (crowd goes wild)

Don't use the Jokers. Consider putting the card in the box, or placed under the box, but still sticking out so people can clearly see it under the box the whole time. It adds more to this "impossibility factor" you try and give when you're flipping the five of diamonds over as a convincer...