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Don't care what you think really, I pretty much just told you my opinion - that it is misleading for me to tick one box because of aforementioned reason. You want the truth? There it is. It's not a hard truth, either. Incidentally, I think by 'everyone' you meant all of two people, both of whom...

Alain Nu has a lot of great mentalism work with business cards that I know of, at least in his older material, though that may be a little tough to get hold of.

Fans, the problem is I think there's a mix of both extremes, so I wouldn't know what to vote for. Sometimes I see a thread asking for suggestions, read the the responses, and spit out my tea over how shocking some of the suggestions are. Other times, I read a topic and you can tell it comes from...

And, he says, in the same breath, "I'm not insulting anyone." He also says, within the same post, "I have no experience with this at all." And then makes a judgment about said experience. This will be my last post in this topic. Whether or not the original post in question can be considered...

Perhaps so, but in the public light, he still won. You make it sound like he picked on a girl because he lost. And personally, I think that someone so obviously dimwitted (Miss California) deserved to be called out on it.

Is that meant to be some sort of devastating insult?

Let me know what you think. The card face down on the table is exactly how I perform it - though again, it does sound less free than yours. It's a good product, though. Bottle Cap Koran is fantastic too in particular ^^

Can I ask why not? In any case, do a google search. On the Magic Cafe thread here: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=220356&forum=218&start=90 magiclee71's post 3/4 down seems to suggest that the ungaffed version will require sleeving, but the gaffed won't.

I did a quick search on the internet, and I didn't find any reviews of it, but it might be worth having a look yourself for it online. Kickback is also on Joshua Jay's Talk About Tricks set - so if you can find yourself a review on that massive set, maybe try one of those, which may have a brief...

Dee, out of curiosity, have you seen Seven by - oh man mental blank, the name escapes me, hold on, Bryn Reynolds, that's the one, in The Safwan Papers? Also based on KK's KK, which I use regularly - though it doesn't sound as straightforward as this.

Apart from that being completely inappropriate (and no, you're not sorry, but I know people who have suffered from cancer, as I'm sure a number of us do) what's the point trying to make fun of him? Either he'll eventually come up with some sort of proof, or he won't, big deal.

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In another situation I probably would've said your pet peeve with that exact intention, so I stand corrected. Thanks :)

Brilliant, ta. ^.^

Lee Asher maintains a fantastic collection of videos of old/classical magicians. It can be found here: http://cardstarlifestyle.com/

I've always wanted to criticise someone's argument for being ad hominem. Damn you..

Andrei definitely has a more XCM style, so look up Jerry Cestkowski's The Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes, XB 1 & 2, Cradle to Grave, etc.

Amen. Do not worry about your own troubles in shipping; I can assure you that mine are far greater. (Anyone? Yes? No? Anyone??)

He is (not counting guys like Raiker and Bayme and Kenner occasionally and whatnot), but the others are around, they just don't post much. Hang around, and every now and again you'll see one of the others editing a post or closing a thread.

Huh, Ramo. From what I've seen of my friends performing, I'd say the answer is no. It appears like the first could happen, though. You could also reinflate the balloon with some thought, without the object. But if you mean, can you blow it up into a normal balloon shape and shake it and see the...