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Woah... Brian Tudor is old now...

I'd go number one, then three, and then two.

So kind of a compilation of stuff like Braue, half-passes, etc?

I may not have won, but I think I learned a very valuable lesson. But let's not discuss that now...

1. "Darth Madison, I find your lack of faith disturbing." 2. After all this shooting, Sir Madison felt quite pooped, and for good reason. 3. "Here we have the elusive Danielus Madisonus. Watch as it finds its happy place...when it does, it releases an excited cry of cheerio! tea-time! I...

What about Bueno and White?

Anyone who feels like answering these, it would be greatly appreciated. If not, well, ok then. What price range are we talking about here? Is it impromptu (I'm just asking)? Does it require a gimmick? If so, can you make it yourself or does it come with the package? Do you have to forfeit...

I'm not sure precisely what to say. Maybe I'll explain what's appealing to me about learning magic... I love fooling others, but I also love being fooled. There's something about that moment of astonishment that I love to feel. For me, magic is something that I want to experience as much...

Check out the March 17 issue of the New Yorker. There is a really great article on magic. Daniel Garcia is briefly quoted, and there is info on Blaine's new stunt, called "Blaine's Wake." And Jamy Ian Swiss is quoted a lot. Pick it up at your local newsstand. I'm serious. Do it now...

This will sound stupid, but the notebooks themselves are just really cool and magical looking. They make you want to translate your magic secrets into a cipher, "The Prestige" style.

Practice a lot in front of a mirror, then, when you've got the angles down, practice a lot in front of a wall, so you're not used to looking at yourself. Check back with the mirror every now and then to see how your angles are and so it won't get lonely.

I got two, the graph paper kind and the regular kind. Both standard size.

Really high quality, thin, stiff stock. Really smooth fanning. Sexy back design and color scheme. Hold together well for cuts. That's basically it.

Oh man, don't even get me started. I love these things. I've got one where I keep all my ideas for tricks, different methods, etc. They're perfect. The size, weight, the quality of the paper. It's as if they were made for magic. Everyone owes it to them self to get one. They're kind of...

Yes. That's what he meant.

Good God! How have I never noticed that? He is a leprechaun. That's why he's so good at magic!

The Centurion Bikes, though not dull bear a misnomer, to mull. Romans regard! These are Buccaneer cards, Just look at the crossed swords and skulls. Trois. This has bothered me ever since the centurions came out. Look at them. They have nothing to do with centurions, phalanxes...

There once were some card guys named Buck. They told me that with any luck, The cards I should bevel, Sell my soul to the devil, And my flourishes will no longer suck! Numero 2.

There once was a lad named Chris Kenner Who did tricks every now and again (er). He did some lame magic (It really was tragic) And charged everybody a tenner. There it is. I'm no poet. CK is the man. I shouldn't pick on him.

About two months.