Search results

Did.... did you just post in the battles section!?

If it turns out you can come, go with Matt!!

Sweet :D Looks like we're getting many more than last year. Hope to see you there!

Hi there, For all you Aussies out there, more info on the 13th Superday has now been posted, it looks really good this year. Can't wait to see David Regal :D Clicky Clicky :D

Can someone please just quickly explain what Twitter is? I'm a little lost here :confused: Thanks :)

Yay!!! Although the amount of entries have increased a fair bit. Don't forget mine! :D I can't wait to see what Star Wars fan has come up with :p

I reckon Anonymous probably knows, let's wait and see what he says :D

:eek: That's the best thing I ever heard!!! Also, thank you for putting a * in 'd*mn' I would have been highly offended if I saw it :p

You Tumbleweed!!!! No... wait :confused: x {anonymous} ;) _

I have no idea about the PPKEHPHU part, but notice decodes very well into 'Buster' :D

So what's going on? Any progress, or anything coming up?

Yeah, it's good to see a really good discussion. I'm really learning stuff here.

About time you showed up!! Yeah, at the end I wished he'd shut up about it all :D

You officially win the best name on Theory11 award. Well done It didn't make much sense until I said it out loud.

I don't admit on being an expert on the subject, quite the opposite actually, just passing on what I heard. However, this example was based off an entire routine in which both hands are always moving or holding something, so it makes sense that they don't just drop to your side all the time...

That is completely true, if you're justifying with words. How do you justify the position your hand is in when a coin is palmed? Don't say you broke it, just put something in your hand to hold, like another coin, or a wand if you're old fashioned. Just a small example.

Hmmm, John Carney mentioned the exact same thing at a lecture. He believes there should be a reason for every motion. And I mean EVERY motion, apparently The Professor was very strong on the subject, the only problem he had was trying to explain the motions of turning over a face up double lift...

Hey, can you edit that a little? It just sounds like a bit of exposure, thanks :D Anyway, if you really need to figure out a method for Angle Zero which involves showing the whole card, just experiment a little, it's not too hard to figure out. Edited my quote too :D