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Great point TeeDee. I do remember watching Ricky Jay on a Charlie Rose interview and he said that he always carries a pack with him. A performer as accomplished as Jay still carries a deck around with him is quite interesting. He said it makes him feel safe inside. It is a handy thing to have...

So can I, learnt from Marc DeSouza.

Pretty crazy. "Here is my prediction...the eight of mushrooms! Is that your card? No? The ten of eyes?"

I have a video of Marlo performing 8 perfect tabled faros. I sometimes stick it on when i want my confidence lowered.

I'll second (deal) that.

Perhaps it's marketing for Steve McQueen's "Hunger", a film about Bobby Sands.

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It would have to be seeing Lennart Green performing for the first time (not live). It was just stunning. It really made me forget limits and words like "impossible". Anything can be achieved.

Get a loan?

I knew it!

I actually agree with that. You live and you learn.

Both were pretty boring and unoriginal. Sorry guys, its all been said before.

That is pretty nice but wouldn't fit my style. Cheers for the suggestions and keep em coming.

Does anyone know of any good signed card transpositions. Something clean, simple and impromptu. I keep thinking Sankey's got one somewhere as well as some other magicians but can't quite put my finger on it. Any help would be appreciated.

What he said. Spectator cuts to the aces is a good trick, if you then show a blank deck, it enhances the effect. It's about the drama and presentation.

I've seen the GOAT change get ready done with the flourish taught on everythingelse. Haven't got a clue about the rest.

So true. I remember when i just switched my brain off and concentrated on the sleights, passes, steals when i should've been interacting with my spectators. Once I started to interact, i could amaze with simple tricks and get away with bolder moves.

A bit like in the Push Through 1on1. Jason England (impressed by Kenner's SWEShift) grabs for the books in an attempt to shuffle on it.

Let's go for it. I'm in. I've also got the perfect idea.

I don't really like it but that's just me. I'll stick with Raise Rise, not that i can do it...but practice makes perfect!