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I've already asked around on tinychat last night, but for anyone that owns stingers and sentinels, could you give a review comparing them to each other regarding feel/finish/durability?

But smoke's only one move on one dvd, whereas most t11 releases have quite a few things on them. If there are going to be forums dedicated specifically to DVDs, shouldn't that be done with the other DVDs?

http://store.dananddave.com/erdnase-playing-cards.html Under the overview part, there's a video advertising the cards (Bee Erdnase deck). There's a change around 0:44 in which the king of diamonds is switched into the joker in the action of turning the card.. Can anybody tell me what this...

Quoted for truth. If you're looking for a book, I recently got Aaron Fisher's The Paper Engine, and I have to say it's an amazing book.

Bill, there are several reasons. For one, many might find the artwork better. There's a new finish which is a combination of plastic-coated and an air-cushion finish, and the deck isn't as thick as the other t11 decks. And the box has shiny metallic inc and is 40% thicker. Not to mention...

I use a pocket knife (Swiss Army) to cut through the seal very neatly.

I bet you Marlo thought of it..

He probably has the other thing(s), they're very common in households.

That's actually a good question... I'm sure they sell chapstick in spain, but maybe not in the same form. I've seen some chapstick things come in a little circular thing about half an inch tall and around the same size as a quarter in circumference which you rub on using your fingers..

Hot damn. That... was cool.

Hehehe. Knew you'd buy Redline. Try finding a pharmacy/drug store. I get my chapstick from stores like Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, Target, etc. I'd try Walgreens.com. I bought a pack of three of their walgreens brand cherry chapstick for like, 2 dollars. It's a good deal.

Whenever I hit reply to a post, it replies with a quote. The pages for Tally-Ho Fan Backs, Tally-Ho Circle Backs, Bicycle cards, and bee cards, all have a picture of d+M holding a split spades deck, about to do that inFlight thing of his.

I wouldn't recommend 5xSpeed or Riot, but that's just because they require gimmicks, and I'm for the most part, not a fan of gimmicks. There are a few exceptions, but whatever. Obviously Cookie Cutter is dangerous if used in the wrong way (razor blades in oreos?), so I wouldn't do that, but if...

I don't own any S&M's, but I own one deck of SS and I love them. It might just be me, but I barely had to work them in, they were amazing out of the box and stayed that way.

The best reactions will only come with the best presentation. I wouldn't recommend levitations if you're just starting looking for an easy or intermediate trick. Try this, though: Redline by Dan Hauss (1-on-1) (available for $6.95). It's pretty easy to do within 10-15 minutes of practice. It...

The Werm by Dan and Dave's link doesn't work. "Not Found" error or something like that.

I'm using IE7, and I get that problem too. Sometimes, I also end up quoting the person who I "replied" to (I.E. If I hit the reply post on your button, sometimes It would reply with a quote)

Nice videos, really liked them. I don't really have much advice, as much of what I would've said has already been stated, sooo... yeah. In the first video, when your friend (or you) was throwing cards at the cars, how did he do that? It was more like flicking it off rather then throwing it, but...

Hey, Luke Jermay. If you're reading this, based on everything posted on this thread before me... *facepalm*

Get "Five" by Marcus Eddie and Daniel Garcia. Or DG's "Symphony". I don't have any of those, but I want those as they don't use cards that much. Oh, and don't forget Redline, by Dan Hauss (1-on-1). It's brilliant, and you'll probably be performing within 10 minutes of watching the video.