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Standard out fit = Keys, Wallet, Yo-yo, Cards. If it's cold enough my jacket can hold tons of props. It has 3 inside pockets. One is hidden, one isn't obvious. I keep my D'lights/Superman/Sharpie in the hidden pocket. I switch out gimmicked/set up decks in the other 2.

Everytime D.G. was mentioned I thought it was too obvious. Not just the hints, but how well he would fit in with t11. Like if you asked people who would be likely to join next, many would have said D.G. Also I got hung up on the idea of 2 people.

Information fail. 100% good feedback is statistically improbable with so many idiots buying. edit: Probably helps fullboatdealer that he sells a product usually bought by smart people. :P

Fox brings the epic lulz.

Arm, leg, Soul. I have at least 5 other hobbies I have spent more on though. That actually kinda bums me out.

Changing jobs is probably going to put this out of my reach for months. Hope things don't change too rapidly.

I was in a "final interview" the other day for a job (not magic) I basically was going to get. She asked what my hobbies were and I mentioned I was a magician. Her freaking eyes lit up like I had just finished an effect and the reaction actually shocked me a little. Apparently she's a David...

I have a simple flying card reveal I figured out myself playing with cards. Statistically speaking it's probably not original, but I have never actually seen it done by somebody else with my method. Fun to do either way. I also have a few solid original effect presentations built around common...

I didn't like it. Mostly because you don't sound very well read on the concepts you are trying to explain. It reminded me of "That 70's Show", but unfunny. You came off as somebody forcing a character. Also I have always hated that color argument.

Impromptu is supposed to mean you aren't "prepared" for the trick. This definition has been stretched to include cetain gimmicks people can wear/carry, but that is a grey area. Angle Zero does require preperation, and to really sell the trick it should be fully set up. You could walk around...

Royal Road is the dullest book on the subject I have read, but it is filled with good info. It's very much a straight forward book for learning.

Back in my day the Magic happened after prom, not before it.

I have learned the hard way that it's better to get the most indepth information first. Trying to go back over information in another source later can be tedious, and learning from the wrong source can slow you down, or frustrate you. RR is certainly a good cheaper resource, but you could be...

I totally got the Dawson's Creek song stuck in my head reading this. Anyways, just ask her.

How about the sepia color Split Spades deck. Only know of one way to try and buy one. Would cost $200, and you are likely to get one of the other 3 colors.

Looks amazing. My dad was obsessed with Crown Royal, so I always had those purple bags around as a kid.

I currently use the Limited Edition Bicycles (white). I love the backs. The standard fronts are still easy to read. The backs are a subtle one-way design. I can buy them locally cheap.

That was the plan, but Cringe got them instead.

This is relevant to my interests.

My hands get trashed from my Zippo sometimes.