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LOL, that should DEFINATELY be the message they send back.

Yeah, sunday is only made to feel like the last day due to schools. Mind you it is considered pat of the "weekEND," but tecnically it has always been the first day of the week.

And what exactly does that have to do with ANYTHING I said? again, "extreme" is putting your fancy cuts next to base jumping and juggling flaming knives on a unicycle on a tightrope, above a shark tank, which is also filled with rocks, sharp ones, with lots of pointy parts..

I wasn't saying he's the only person who does them, just that he is the only one to really go too. He is a Canadian manufacturer, and he specializes in Canadian Gaffed coins. Other's who will still do custom coins spend most of their time on US coins. I know it may sound weird, but...

Again, the only person to get Canadian gaff coins from is Roy Kueppers.

Um, isn't one of the coins already one? I guess I may be lumping england in with euro coins, but given that most coin routines being sold from the states are using at least one foreign coin, I found it odd that other countries seem to think that both coins should be from their country, or...

My problem with XCM, is using the acronym, and the word "extreme." I am fine with just card manipulation, or hell even card juggling, and if you think it is above juggling, tell that to a juggler. Calling it "extreme" sounds laughable simply because it is not extreme. Especially in a...

I'm not completely sure how that would work as they work in the opposite direction. Unless it was a half pass and then immediately a mechanical reverse as you could do it so that you ended the half pass in position for the reversal.

Seemingly not from Canada though.

I thought it was said that Distortion's gimmick would actually stand up better for closer audiences than Moving Pips?

It was good. Although I think the first half with all the changes, I think would work better with patter. As for the assembly, I like it, but I would not count off each set of three and then put them back on the packet just to take them off again. Also, you need to change the order you lay...

This would be exactly why I would suggest you DON'T use terms like XCM with Laymen. Unless you are doing it specifically to call attention to the TERM itself, and follow with an explanation. In the case of XCM, this would just be another reason NOT to use it. Explaining what it stands for...

Again, I would not suggest Schoolcraft for Canadian coins. Nothing against him, it is just that Keupers specializes in Canadian coins.

First off, flourishing is FAR from neutral. Absolutely nothing about it implies that it could encompass magic as well. Secondly, I believe it was quite clear in the original post that this was not meant to be taken so seriously. Thirdly, your laymen are correct, you deserve to be made fun...

You can get custom canadian coins gaffs from people like Roy Keuppers (?sp) The gaff is almost a standard now. However, I am not sure what two coins you would use as you need two coins the same size. I generally do not have a problem with using US coins in magic, especially if I am going to...

Of mine? [Glenn West's] Forgery. We had to include the "Glenn West's" just in case as there are several effects that go by Forgery as well.

You might need to make sure your screen resolution is properly set. Also, how old are you? Youngins tend to have smaller hands ;)

When your X-mas stocking ALWAYS contains cards.

Um, where have you seen the gimmick before? Ok, technically you could say it is a variation of a gimmick that Josh Jay popularized, however it is still very different in its design and its use. You could see the two side by side and they would look nothing alike. I have not seen this gimmick...

http://www.leeasher.com/hand.htm That is all.