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I never said all kids are this way. I stated that it's much easier now because of the internet. It is human nature to choose the easier of two paths. If someone tells you to learn how to levitate for a big show in one month and you are given two options to learn this "new" technique...

I may be harsh at times but this is a debate and every post isn't going to be sugar coated. Look at some of the great magicians. When they wanted to learn something new, they had to read a book, or seek out someone to teach them. All a kid has to do today is click a few buttons and BAM...

From a business point of view? Children are the greatest thing ever, its a proven fact that children control where their parents money gets spent. Billions of dollars are spent every year for commercials geared toward children. So no offense to Jon but I can see why he enjoys them on this...

I would check out Dan Watkins web site at www.coinvanish.com he has a comparison of the three beginner DVDs.(Stone, Ammar, Roth) As for David Stone's one coin routine (on Vol 1 of real secrets) I do this routine everyday except I don't use his jumbo coin move, I use Akira's move...

That sums it up pretty much. I'm all for these great debates but put some time into the questions. Sypris - Master Debater

David Blaine is a politician and will be running for president in 2012. I think the real question to this is, what does it matter of his title? Can't he be both? Sorry to be a downer but this question has no real thought put into it. Sypris - w0rd?¿

Looks good but can you do something with it? Making a coin vanish and appear back in the hand is kind of boring. Not trying to bash your move, I just want to see it being used for something other then "woop where'd it go?!?....ITS BACK!" Can you make a shell vanish with this method...

Dan Watkin's website is a great resource for coin magic. www.coinvanish.com Sypris - Coin Rollin since 1902

If you are doing a lot of stack work with coins, I.E multiple productions, then the soft coins are better because you can slide them off the stack without making much noise. As for grip I think it depends on the handler. Sypris - Smooooooothe!

Go to www.coinvanish.com if you really want to get into coin magic. Check out Dan's review section. Sypris - Shiblam!

Soft coins are smooooothe. They don't "talk" as much when you rub them together. When coins talk its the clang sound you hear. Barbers are a really good example of a soft coin. Sypris - Fo Rizzle?

In my original post I never bashed anyone's design. I just said after seeing three or four posts in a row it made me want to stab my eyes out. I just meant that people are getting out of control it seems and seeing so many of them was starting to get annoying. Not many people here like to...

Whats crack'lacken mang! I'm a coin guy so props on the Roth material. Check out David Stone he's got some good work too. Sypris - This isn't where I parked my car

First off children this post wasn't meant to "bash" anyone and second my "stupid" posts are to try an keep the mood up and throw some humor in the mix of bickering. I just got annoyed with seeing three or four posts the other day about deck designs. I thought making a sticky would be a...

nine! ninety-nine! nine ninety-nine! .............would you like some fries with that?!? Chicken McNugget decks will be available to buy soon! Only $9.99 Sypris - User of proper grammar like They're - Their - There

That would require more effort, its bad enough I come up with new ones each post. I just got a call from a company called McDonalds.... apparently they heard about my new deck design and offered me a royalty on them. I'm pretty sure i'm going to be rich now and maybe my town will offer me a...

OHHHMYGOD - I just came up with the new Jerry nuggets... I'm calling them the Chicken McNuggets, the back design would have a big golden arched M on the back and the jokers would be this crazy ass guy with red hair and big shoes. For the Ace of spades it would be a juicy tender yet crispy...

Sorry but I just looked at three posts about deck designs and I want to stab my eye balls out with a spork. Sypris - Debby Downer of Card designs

Unlike everyone else I watched this without sound so no complaints from me. My complaint is the cards to table, invisible palm whatever its called first trick. It looks like you're just pushing cards over... you have to work on that and make it look like that card really did appear under your...

Books allow you to interpret the effect from your own personal views. Instead of using the exact subtleties that someone uses in a DVD you have to come up with your own view as to how the author of a book went about the effect. I'm a firm believer in technology and the advances with...