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No, they're not. :)

No. This has been ongoing for a while now. The special (re)release window of Smoke and Mirrors (1st Edition) were what replaced the gap left by a lack of 1-on-1 last night. I'm not sure what else you would be expecting, to be honest. This is how capitalism works...make product, promote...

Try Google-ing it, just for fun. ;)

I thought the thing in brackets was just the method of decoding the message? :confused: PM me if anyone knows differently, please.

Exactly what I was thinking. Well, close to what I was thinking. I was thinking either a dove or a raven. Quoth the CM, nevermore. ;)

Who said the phone was the major, or only, clue? Who said that we can discern stuff from the note, or from what we can see of the phone (i.e., the screen)? :)

Hmm, interesting. Interesting, indeed. I wonder what the importance of the fingerprint (thumb print) on the note is. :confused: ;)

MagicSanj: Read the first paragraph of the first post. ;) To those who got some Smoke and Mirrors: Congrats! :)

Brush, then rinse with LISTERINE! ;) And yes, interesting indeed! I'm terrible at these clue searching games, but they're fun none-the-less. :)

Exactly, which frees up your right hand to do the things one normally does with their right hand, without the worry of damaging the watch (as the non-dominant hand would be used much less, and therefore faces danger much less). A great example of what I was saying earlier; thanks for mentioning...

Holding the deck in your left hand frees up your right hand to do the majority of the things you'd normally do with your dominant hand (turn over cards, hand out cards, reach into your pocket to grab a pen, maybe draw or write on something, etc). :) Note that not everyone follows the same...

Haha, this goes along great with what I said about them (Smoke and Mirrors, any edition) being made available again. In short supply, yes, but available none-the-less. My mentalism skills are improving...or is it my business sense? Either way, it's win-win. ;) Anyway, I won't be purchasing...

Really? A cell phone? Was it...a nice one? What model of phone was it? I'm more curious about the phone than anything, apparently, lol. I'll be interested to hear if you decide to share the message. :)

It's funny you mention that, because there is a certain wine/champagne that has tiny gold flakes in it. For real. As for the cards, I can't see myself getting them, despite being a collector. I collect cards of personal interest, not necessarily value, and I definitely don't have an interest in...

That is truly a wonderful sight. That picture pretty much sums up why we do magic...to bring a smile to the face of those around us. Definitely a touching story and picture. Thank you for sharing, JB. And thank you to David Blaine for being such a stand-up guy...he's definitely a worthy idol. :)

It's still in development, I believe. Patience. :)

I use four sponge balls the whole time, and just end by combining them into a giant sponge ball. :) Edit: Oh my gawd, I didn't even know there was a sponge Ding Dong...that thing is definitely on my "To Order" list! :eek: The jokes, they're limitless...it would only really be good with...

Believe it or not, it's not the end of the world. In fact, the show may increase peoples' interest in magic. Seriously. It's mind boggling how that works, but it's true. Be prepared for more people to be wanting to see your magic! At worst, nobody will even care, or they'll forget really...

In no particular order, my favourites are: Derren Brown, Daniel Garcia, Luke Jermay, Daniel Madison, David Copperfield, and David Blaine. Edit: Oh, and Penn & Teller. How could I forget them?! They're the reason I'll be going to Vegas! :o

Exactly the guy! Wow, it's been ages since I've seen him on television, haha. :) G: Oh I wouldn't pay to see that/him either, I would solely stick to watching television appearances. But it's nice that he was able to create such a buzz at the time (during the height of his popularity), and...