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I've heard nothing but good about Mr Trost, it's a great loss whenever we lose someone we admire or respect. I'm very sorry to hear this.

Yeah, can I respectfully make a respect? Stop posting this thread every week! They know what we want by now and if they need to know, JB or someone will ask. It's getting very annoying and pushing other threads back, so please stop. Thanks. Adam B

Hey, this sounds great, I may have to add it to my ever-growing list of things to buy. One quick question though, will the gimmick need top ups or will I have to remake it? Or will it last? Just wondering, if you don't wanna answer, you don't have to.

I perform about 4 tricks regularly, because they fit my style. On the other hand, I jazz reasonably often and feel quite comfortable doing that. It's just how I work.

I agree, I've actually been thinking this a lot recently when watching performances of the pass and such like on youtube, I often think something along the lines of 'Well I didn't see it but you can tell he did something.' Another similar example is vanishing a coin, showing one hand empty...

Way to go man, thanks for sharing. It's moments like that that make living all worth it. :p

I use visual in the 'show me a trick' quickie moments, as stated. I use undercover when I want it to mean something. Undercover is much harder to reconstruct in the spectators mind as it should all be fair, no funny moves.

Fully agree +one!

Really enjoyed it. Loved the style man, well done. The changes were pretty nice but in some parts it was kinda hard to see what was happening. But still, pretty good.

Ah ok, that makes sense.

I was working on my patter for my ACR recently and I showed it to my friend for the first time with patter. My ACR has always been a little 'see the card go in the middle, now it's on top' if you know what I mean. It definitely had a lack of patter. Now this friend, I hang around with a lot and...

Um...yes, at least ten times a day... This video made my day. Thanks for this Wayne. Loved it *giggles*.

Herman Shift and the S.W.E Shift are shifts though, aren't they (from the name as I don't actually own either)? 'Cause shifts and passes accomplish different things, depending on what you're trying to do. Correct me if I'm wrong but...

Yeah, agreed. I mean, it took Mr Punctuation a long time to work out all of the little subtleties that make his trick (it's called 'English' and is available on the highly recommended DVD set 'School' for those that are wondering). Sorry, but you could at least make the effort. :mad: In answer...

How about if the boxes had concertina type sides on them? Them, when you want to put the box in your pocket whilst doing tricks, it would just fold down to near-flat and the box wouldn't get squashed or anything? This wouldn't add too much to the price, right? Just a coupl'a extra folds. Dunno...

Thanks for this, JB. Brilliant. Now y'all got no excuse to do it badly :p

You could pretend...;)

I've combined Distortion and Witness before as in 6 of diamonds in the bag between their hands, 4 of diamonds in your hands, swap places. I don't use it too much but it works. The advantage being that you don't need the *coughs loudly* you need in Witness. Just try it out, it makes sense.

I s'pose. This always was one of my favourites in the book but I've never had the oppertunity to use it to date...

I seem to remember that there's a rather inconvenient setup for that one though, not the kind of thing you could sit around for half an hour with. Could be wrong though...:rolleyes: