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If they don't approve it, you won't hear from them. If you do, well as mentioned, they haven't accepted any tricks before so nobody really knows how long it'll take. Best of luck with your trick!

Do you mean the kind of swooping, phfwooph(?) sound? If so, it sounds similar to white noise to me, maybe record a radio between channels and mess around with it on some sound editing software a little. If that isn't the sound you mean, I don't know. Could you clarify a little more?

Gah, this is a hard one. Let's see... Trick selection? I love impromptu. Or tricks that can be set up very easily. I don't really do gimmicked tricks, not because I'm purist or because I feel my sleights are amazing or anything, but because I do magic on a whim. I can be sitting in the middle...

As Praetoritevong said - Think of their faces. Think of the expressions of pure astonishment you can and will get. How you can make somebody's day, how with what may seem like a normal day to you, somebody can have a lasting memory to talk about. Think of that, then tell me you don't feel motivated.

Just yesterday, I made a routine involving lots of coins and blood. This would be an AMAZING starter/finisher for that! Wow! I need that trick... EDIT: Could you keep me updated please? If you hear that this is being released, I urgently need to know. Thanks loads.

Yes, Lee Asher is selling a limited amount of Jerrys. If you are signed up to his newsletter, you would know this. In answer to the original question, I would wait and see. A bit longer without Jerrys won't hurt you, but you might get a better deal. The only thing is that I imagine this is...

Ok, NOW it's New Year in Britain (well actually it was new year exactly 9 hours ago) so I'll say it again: Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In England atm it's 3:42 on the 31st. Nearly Happy New Year!

Ah good times...

Yeah, sounds good. Send me the challenge thingy. Good luck :)

Heck, why not? I'll do it, when do you want the deadline to be?

Ok thanks.

Not bad, I quite liked it. It didn't seem very...original though. It would have been nice to see something a little new. As I said though, I enjoyed it, good effort and thanks for sharing. 4/5

Another idea is toi listen to/download this. It is about the bottom deal, but a lot of what is said applies to any move. Near the end, they give some drills for bottom deal practicing. These won't really help unless it's the bottom deal you're practicing, but if you listen to it (it's brilliant)...

Anyone know what time this is in the uk? I'm starting to feel all left out...:(

Happy birthday. Seeing as we've missed this'un, save these happybirthdays for next year. Then you'll have twice as many :p

As said. Though if you really found this necessary, dupe and/or palm is the way to go. Or use the 'gimmick' in 5speed. Though these really take away from the whole impromptu/clean aspect of the biddle trick; one of the reasons it's such an awesome trick.

Romeo is right, do NOT use solely cards. I have spent quite a lot of time coming up with a routine for a restaurant gig I may or may not have coming up, You need variety. However, you need to think about how you fit these genres together. For example, my routine currently consists of a card...

It wasn't complaining, it was constructive criticism.

I would by no means class myself as a mentalist, however the reactions I have got from a simple force and reveal or from a centre (I refuse to use the American spelling, despite my spell-check) tear are brilliant. Learn a couple of psychological forces and Derren Brown's Invisible Deal, taught...