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Jay Sankey's Extremely Ambitious contains a lot of great closers including Vernon's Bend- the pop up move Rubber Room Rise- an impromptu version of Daryl's Ultimate Ambition http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZqnhQAUmws Compact Closer- same as above, except the card appears folded up...

What age group are you and what's your audience? I think you should split it up too. 1 2 3 4 All of your tricks have similar themes because they all use cards and have to do with reversed cards. This is good if you get repeat audiences. Conserve your climaxes, or you'll end up...

Cool and interesting. I think you should perform it at the end of a sandwich routine, like Facelift from AOA.

Of those of you who perform Jay Sankey's Classic Paperclipped, how many of you use a different colored back for the predicition? Do you think the limited handling of the card makes up for the extra kicker?

You know what's a little bit annoying? Kids who learn about the Constitution for a year in school and think they are lawyers. Teachers can do pretty much anything they want at school. You ever wonder why they can search your locker without a warrant and why you can't swear at school? Cuz...

This happened to me in Shop Class last year. It your own fault for getting caught. Learn a lesson from it. (Don't get caught, and don't trust grown ups to keep their word) At least you got the other kids on your side. Just suck it up. Most principals don't like cards and won't side...

Would you recommend getting them one at a time or in a set?

Stigmata, Paperclipped Special Edition, Invisible, and CC2

When I say handle, I mean they can flip it over as part of my ACR without feeling too suspicious. Thanks for the ideas, keep them coming!

What is the best way to stick 2 Cards together as 1? Requirements -stays stuck -comes apart easily when you need it to -can stay together during the Pop Up Move (being bent) -can be handled by a spectator Any advice? (PM me if it's exposure)

11,111 cards 1,111 cards 17171 cards

One last thing: keep your ego out of this. That's how you maintain control of the situation and keep it from escalating. You want to turn this person into your friend and not beat them in a challenge. "The art of fighting without fighting" This is a funny line except for 2 things. 1...

This happens all the time in high school. But usually over stupider things... Tell your parents (explicitly tell them not to report, but just so they know in case it somehow escalates and because you want to trust them) (but be careful or else they'll stop letting you perform at school) Avoid...

Ok then do what i said about performing for friends and getting word of mouth. The buzz will carry itself and the only people that you have to "approach" are your friends because everyone else will come to you.

This works if you have all your technique down completely. Enough that you are confident with the tricks and can cleanly pull off the sleights consistently. Find a close friend and be like "I've been practicing something. Can you tell me if it's good?" This catches them off guard and is...

wsup? u have connected too? i was wondering if you would mind having a discussion about it? just to get the creativity flowing? thanks mike p.s. i own the pdf version

haha Fortunately I do. :) But actually, I think that this is a lot simpler and requires less B***S than actual pickpocketing. Thanks!

Yea but i guess that's always a problem with loads. If they see it before hand, the trick is kinda blown. But I'm using a card that is folded up into quarters so that might make it easier to pull off. Thanks for the feed back. Keep it coming! Should I be the one to put it in or...

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