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Anything involving less cards? I usually do cards when there are tables because some people just plain don't get them. Something visual, like I said, maybe some loops? I actually have Lit, I'm more impressed by the self-lighting match than the actual trick, haha..Not really sure where to...

Does it actually flip multiple times? I couldn't really tell by the video.

I'm kind of interested in doing some loops and disappearance of small objects because they seem really popular for street magic. Anything really powerful and easy that you'd recommend? I don't like coin-bottle penetrations too much though because they require planting most of the time. Not...

I just read a little bit about Warning and so...is it dangerous at all? I'm completely against smoking and I just want to know.

I don't think that flourishing with cards is juggling unless you physically juggle the cards.

It's also kinda advertised as "clean" which it isn't really. It just depends on the actual setting of the scene.

I'm thinking about getting Captured, is it worth it? And are you clean at the end? Can they keep the bottle or what? Because to me, it looks super clean and direct. What about the gimmicks for it?

Must-have in this topic meaning something really good, practical, and worth it. I don't own many accessories or gimmicks, but in my opinion, an invisible deck is a must, it's main effect is really powerful and you can use them for other things as well. I'm inquiring about getting...

A few questions if I may.. 1. Can the deck be shuffled or mixed? 2. Does it have to be cut or is it possible to memorize the whole deck? XD Like the same time as you would with the timer?

Okay, I got it and I was a little disappointed. Like mentioned, it's perfect for bars and restaurants or even at parties. Some place like a park, not so much, I doubt you can even do it at a park. Kind of like a lot of color changes, it looks great on video, but that's just about it.

Okay, so is it easy? And how practical is it? And does it have other uses other than going up to people can asking them for a two digit number just for a surprise? Or is it possible to say like, go up to a lady, have them think of the first two digits of their number, then, the next two...

Hmmm, there are some pros and cons for that trick, I'd have to admit. It seems very clean from the looks of it, but the setup and process looks very harsh, suspicious, and scattered. How it was being handled was just awful.

Yes, I am talking about that, it's from Paper Crane. Hmmm, okay, that may be hard for me to do since I don't really have anyone.

I suck at angles, to me, they're the hardest thing to practice with. I can deal with mostly covered angles like the Marlo Tilt where it's very direct. I don't wanna go into palming yet as well, I can Tenkai, but I'm not that great, especially with it's parallel-like angles.

Does Thunderbird require great palming skills? And how strict are the angles(I hate angles)? For Technique, is it pretty practical? And is it good for street magic?

^_^ I was actually meaning to make a different topic with this subject before I decided to just stick it on my old thread. So thank you for making this topic, XD. The couple replies that I recieved on my thread made it actually more confusing for me to understand, haha.

Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate the replies. Any recommendations on which tricks I should do for street magic? Probably mostly with cards, but I have Pressure so I might do that as well. Most card tricks that I perform are usually table magic or more appropriate indoors.

I just started reading the first part of Card College. I have a question, what exactly is theory in magic? What does it mean when something is a theory? Is it sort of a "reason" or purpose for the move? I'm a bit confused on what it truly means.

I'm actually quite an introvert and I have a hard time approaching people. I can perform pretty decently(I would say) for people that I know. Like my coworkers for example, I got really good reactions today with an invisible deck, a 2 card monte, and a simple ARC. Of course, I want those...

Ummm, the difference between practicing "usual" magic and a t&r is that you don't tear up cards every single time you practice the move, that's why I mentioned it. The first 20 or so cards you go threw is probably learning how to get comfortable in the performance position while tearing up your...