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I use it whenever my family has guests over or if I'm at someone's house. I don't use it anywhere else, because I usually don't have a ziploc bag on me. I love the effect though. I have man different variations on it. To the person who said that it doesn't work consistently for them, I...

You have been challenged.

Pretty good. I don't really like the second and tenth lines. I can't put my finger on why.

I only get nervous when I'm performing for people my age. 8th graders are a really tough audience.

You pretty much hit the nail on the head there.

Maybe he's just naturally like D+M. Probably not, but you never know. A few weeks ago I was performing some magic for my best magic friend. He was impressed since he's pretty new. At the end he said, "Great job man, you're a lot like Wayne Houchin." I looked in the mirror and noticed that he was...

The only things I want do achieve a good effect are: Kill an animal Harm a person Harm myself That's about it. I don't care if I end dirty or clean. Wait, before the immature jerks chime in, "That's what she said." Ugghh

You should probably go with just split spades, and maybe masters from E. They both last really long and look like normal cards. They wont arouse suspicion. Some people have said that BeLIEve is really hard to learn, others have said it's really easy. I'm not sure which is true. Pressure is...

That's great man. I hope future shows go well too.

Deck A: 1867 Deck B: 1870 Deck C: 1883

This sounds like a cool contest.

This already got posted man. Cool anyway.

Its the best book for beginners and imtermediates. Get it!

It's a tough choice. Magic Lemon Bird had a great, original flourish. Unfortunately it was not very well-executed. Jake the Snake's was the opposite. Well-done, but not original. Ill vote when I get on a computer, my iTouch keeps freezing.

I actually thought of this before I got "Bobo's Guide." I didn't think it could actually fool anyone though. Just goes to show you...

...is a classic self-working trick. It was one of the first tricks I learned out of Mark Wilson's Little Book of Card Tricks when I first started magic a few years ago. Due to the trick's easiness, one can focus on presentation. That is what this battle would be about, presentation. Whoever has...

Ahh, I read it, but I didn't pay attention to who posted it.

Didn't Steerpike write that book? Anyway, yeah I don't think any of us know what you're saying.

I don't think the 1 on 1 setting would work well for teaching stage magic.

I've never been much of a YOYO guy. Mostly because I'm horrible at it. This will be closed soon.