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how is a faro shuffle false?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2dm6tCNMnY

That is a load of great advice.

damn, you got balls if you perform that to people.....

how bout using a selected card, losing it in the deck, and then continuing with the this n that trick, and revealing the selection at the end.

probably not. just practice it if you understand it. p.s. learn the dribble pass. please.

is it gimmicked?

i think you shoud just learn a dribble pass.

Lepauls book doesnt have very good explanations in it. it has a good double lift though ;) . if you want you can get Card College 4 for an in depth explanation of the spread pass along with numerous other passes and great tricks.

bleh, i dont care. i ran out of songs.

A collectors routine from Card College. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOj8WRWkKJQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mWzqTJ2Xls

Lol i just learned a collectors routine from v. 4, its awesome!

He would say, "What's with all the practical methods? Why didnt I think of those?"

well the DL is actually pretty easy, its just the TL thats giving me trouble. but hey, ive been practicing all day today, and ive been getting better. i hope mine will get as good as kammagic's.

If anyone here does a strike double: Im having trouble doing a triple lift using a strike. It takes way to long for me to feel for 3 cards. An ideas on what could help?

learning faros is worth it, mostly because of this trick. but thats just me.

actually, its not that hard. lol. all you need to do well is a faro slough off. the rest isnt that hard.

a guy told me he doesnt do magic for anyone anymore, and rarely shows himself at conventions, lectures, etc.

i guess that means that if you CAN do something better than someone, then logically you have no right to tell anyone else that they do it well.