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Great thread. I believe John Bannon calls this the Pain to Glory ratio.

Nice post. I loved reading the Re-Animator and another brilliant short story about a cannibal, can't remember the name unfortunately. I've got "Dagon: And Other Macabre Tales by H P Lovecraft" which i still haven't read so this is a nice reminder.

Sorry i just could not watch those till the end. Brings back the image of the masked "magician". Loving this thread by the way, loads of good info.

A bit of set up - Poker Puzzle from RRTCM.

6 tricks that are routined. Another 10 for backup.

Flawless. I thought i was the only one using the half vanish to end that routine. I can't RubaDub to save my life.

I would say there are quite a few ways of setting up in front of the spec.

Exactly what i've been doing lately! I haven't got enough cash to keep buying decks.

Anything from Jason England or Kenner.

I don't find it funny, pretty pointless actually. Then again, i'm not gonna start a whole thread based on my negative opinion of...an internet video. You don't like it, just don't watch it. His video from lectures last week was hilarious.

Cheers lads, just making sure. I think it's fair to try a trick out at least once, it might just work wonders.

And probably most film-makers working today. Nothing wrong with hippies either.

I would say a Gem is a very unique handling of a little-known trick. Or even a self created trick. These would be very personal to you and only you would perform them.

Will this really fly by a spectator? I think it's quite obvious to a magician but will the spec be fooled?

That's fantastic.