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Hey mate, Your best bet is to take your time and try everything, then decide what you like. For example: Regular Bikes Vintage Fan Backs League Backs Tally-Hos Guardians Cents E Custom Decks Aladdins Arrcos Red/Blue Wynns - not hard to get, try eBay Studs Smoke and Mirror Some might appeal to...

lol. Thought I'd just like the mention that louis just tried to insult me over PM. Epic fail. You're awfully tough for someone who anonymously posts on the internet :O ~praetoritevong out

lol, don't worry about it - as I said, I completely expected it. Some people are happy to be mediocre all their lives and blame it on others. Remember how it felt when no-one reacted? Get used to it, it's gonna happen every time :) Oh, and lol @ louis editing the above post. Here's an abidged...

The handling was good - don't fidget too much in between the handling though!

As I said - don't blame the spectators. That was pretty much your fault in how you presented the trick. Not old people man, your presentation. If you want reactions, you have to work for them. You can't just expect to present the same thing without any work to everything and for them to simply...

Well what went wrong louis? Rather than blaming your spectators - maybe you just don't know how to perform for older folks? That's not their fault, it's yours - how you present yourself, what you perform, your patter, should all take into account the age demographic. I've performed for old...

In conclusion - you'll have to make up your own mind. Feel and design aesthetics are so subjective, really. The quality of all of them are good though so nothing to worry about.

IMO it applies to the majority of books with any sort of prestige amongst more experienced magicians. Name one, and if it becomes popular, you can bet that a dozen new magicians will say that they have read it.

Just a note - 5x5 is VERY heavily gimmicked.

If you haven't already, use the search feature.

Didn't find the one I was thinking of, but here are two with some good advice: http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=5381&highlight=creating+routine (Shodan's post) http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=8733&highlight=routining

...Yep, mah bad. <3 It's too early to be awake. (12:45 PM)

Yep, epic lulz. For those that don't know incidentally, this pic, is with other funny ones on Andi Gladwin's Clog (Google it). lolwut no trix? kknothxbye i r t3h r0XX0rZ magishunzz alreddyyy

The main thing is to think about routining. What you're gonna perform, in order - how to transition from the first to the second and so on. I'm assuming you have solid effects to put into the routine here of course. There are from memory a few guides to routining hiding somewhere in these forums.

Clearly, this has everything to do with Clipshifting, Matt. :D

Depends what you're looking for. Three is best for more advanced magicians - lots of sleights.

It's not terribly hard, but of course like anything it needs practice.

Glenn's post has been one of the only posts with good advice in this thread, this is the one you'll learn from most, if you take it to heart.

James, you'd be interested to hear about Lee Asher's post on his "Starbucks Solution" - on his site somewhere..