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I'm sure there are a few Frenchies on here... And I'm sure there are a few more who speak French also... Welcome to the forums - bienvenue!

Yeah, damn exposers! I mean, hell, those Penn & Teller dudes. They suck! Who the hell gave them the authority to reveal everything anyway? And you know the worst of them all? Dai Vernon! That's right. Who does this Vernon punk think he is, revealing even some of the secrets of Cups and Balls? He...

There's a thread or post, can't remember which, on the difference between a shift and a pass in the Card Magic forum from some while ago. When I say things like that, is when I know I spend too much time on here.

Well, I'd venture to guess that the whole "blocking the view of the camera to perform a sleight" aspect is what is coming under fire from Papa G.

Never mind the 80's - Snakes on a Plane.

Yeahh... But then again if you take like the Clipshift for example, that wasn't easy either but there are plenty of shocking performances on YouTube.

Zaky there was a forum thread on this not too long ago in this board. Have a quick search and you should find it no worries.

Down, boy. Isn't it annoying when you see a great performance and the first thing out of the mouth of the person next to you is, "I want to perform it, where can I get it?" ?

Ohhh dude. I laughed at the idea, but that's just nasty...

Just be aware if you plan to get it that it contains some very hard magic.

Actually, I second that Steerpike.

I love it when I see people getting annoyed over The Wire. Who cares. When it comes, it comes. If it doesn't, so?

I think the premise that everything is practical is ridiculous. Other than that, good for you medic. Use whatever you want.

"...and these effects you're learning now from Theory11 wouldn't be here if it weren't for these books." Know books, know magic. No books, no magic.

I wasn't referring to you.

tenmilewalk, Derren Brown does indeed have a version of Out of this World that lets the spectator shuffle. The technical basis of the Out of this World I use is Harry Lorayne's, which also allows the spectator to mix and shuffle the deck several times.

Neither did I. Regardless, I'm not sure I buy that anything can be too perfect anyway. But if it exists, it is unlikely it will come from a card trick.

I lol'd. Also fairly happy I didn't bother. But good for T11, and good on Danny Garcia - will be interested in seeing what Pressure is.

Agreed with C=B.

I personally feel that Cheng's Change is a very magician-y thing to do. I'm learning it anyway because I like it, but I probably won't ever use it as a routined effect for spectators. Incidentally, to someone who asked previously, I feel that New Leaf (I hope you don't mind me giving a short...