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I mean, the dribble pass is good until your spec starts paying attention. A lot of the time, I feel like an overhand shuffle control is the best for "losing" a card because it looks as if it would be very difficult to control a card in the mess of other cards. But the dribble pass is...

Classic Pass, because it allows you to keep a break, and it has multifarious other applications.

Hey, man, your work is greatly appreciated. Have fun in Colorado.

I believe I heard JB mention something to the effect of editing down the footage to eight hours...

Ayo! Steeeeeev Simmons. Welcome back, man. That's great about the gig. Let us know how it plays out.

Something with a lot of shock value. Maybe look at some of Andrew Mayne's stuff.

On a scale from 1 to Miracle, most tricks aren't.

Who's your audience?

Or maybe you should let people write what they want, even if it doesn't meet your rigorous standards. It's one thing to write a review that is dribble, and quite another to be brief. When I write reviews, it will generally consist of my own thoughts on the effect. I'm not profiling the...

Well, I changed it a wee bit.

Yo, Richard, what up? Here be some questions: 1. Where did the idea for the battle system come from? Do you consider it a way to make cardistry more of a sport? 2. Do you consider cardistry to be in the same boat as juggling, or is it something entirely separate, and if so, how? 3. How...

So by any deck on the site, you mean any T11 deck, so not Split Spades...

But we love you anyway (in a Platonic sense).

Wink wink, nudge nudge...

I actually am really very interested in what Daniel White and BJ Bueno have to offer, more than anything. We've seen so little from them.

I still want some Homer Liwag Coin Basics. Or some Danny Garcia non-card items.

Actually, a thumb tip is a great suggestion. Definitely do that. Very versatile, easy to use.

Dude, TOoC DVD. Patience.

In my opinion, I would start with some effects that are self-working and maybe some very simple sleight of hand techniques. Six isn't very old, so it may be hard for someone of that age to comprehend some of the finer aspects of closeup magic. I would recommend that you maybe try effects out...

Personally, I really like seeing how tricks evolve. For instance, I saw the 1-on-1 performance of 5-Speed and liked it a lot better than the original handling (in which the last card turns into a joker instead of a selection). The thing is, though, I know how the trick works since I already...