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Yes. Yes it has.

A good opener is Las Vegas Leaper, by PH. A good closer? Maybe David Stone's Bite Me.

What the EFF?! Way to go, DB.

No, I believe it's: "'Thread Bumping' is the act of posting a pointless comment within the thread, as to bring it back to the top of a particular board." Now, seeing as the entire thread is pretty pointless, I'd say that just about cancels it out, seeing as the bump was a comment that was...

I don't know... I'd have to say that Michael Bich is Bruce Lee. He just stares you down... And does anyone think that Brian Tudor is like James Franco and Steven Seagal mixed together?

The Anything Deck. Proof that complex can hit just as hard if not harder. I have made a grown man cry with this one. No joke. Real-live tears.

Has anyone noticed that comedians usually say some very relevant things? Take a look at Andy Kaufman. "I just want real reactions. I want people to laugh from the gut, be sad from the gut-or get angry from the gut." "What's real? What's not? That's what I do in my act, test how other people...

I understand if you're mainly a flourisher, but if you're a magician, it should never be a problem. They're just cards. Looks great, though there isn't much material to judge as of yet. I'm excited to see what will happen.

Hey, for the second edition you could add some thunderheads and lightning bolts. Call them the typhoons or something fruity like that...

Those of you who do perform, in what venue do you do magic?

It's probably a mental thing. There's no safety net underwater. If you breathe in, you die...

Everybody gets a car!

Just out of curiosity, how many people here actually go out and perform for real people on a regular basis?

As you've got a plan for your gimmick, it should be all good...

Well, it's pretty hard to argue against most of those points, so I suppose I'll just finish by saying that I don't think that it's a black-and-white issue. It depends a lot on the magician and the material. I suppose that I like to think of the magic subculture less as a "hoard my...

You make an interesting point there. I believe that the inverse is true for the same exact reason. A good performance can open your eyes to something you've overlooked. I just feel that it's a stretch to need to ask a performer to do a trick that is already published. A good...

I'm not saying that somebody should take a routine that they just see. I mean, most of what Jay does is already published in some form or another. he does his own versions. The 3CM he does is Vernon's and is, in fact, available for anyone to learn. What I'm saying is that if I see...

Yeah, you're probably right. The next time I want to perform the Anything Deck, I'll just toss Paul Harris an email to make sure he's cool with it...

I don't know about the other stuff that was mentioned, but it is a very adult book. It takes place during World War 2 and the Holocaust. It is about escape in many different forms. The Pulitzer Prize don't lie...

I guess that just goes to show that history is subjective...