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You should be able to do the material just fine, they're not the hardest things around. I use some Ninja 2 stuff.

I believe the video's been removed.

The amount of people who don't read threads is distressing, datskanars.

I disagree with the notion that doubles should look exactly like how you turn over a single. First off, you're a magician; people expect you to handle cards different, because you can do that sorta stuff. As long as it looks natural and clean, no-one will question "Why did he lift the card...

It's because you're the first to not actually read the thread properly. The thread starter wrote that he's vanishing the card without a deck, and a card signed on both sides. EDIT: Err... This is a really old thread and I just noticed... Why was this revived? o.O

I'll accept, you or anyone else, if you're up for another one magicman.

That may be true dejavu05, although I think it's fair to decide that a previous version of triumph is better than a new product.

Oh alright, sorry Chris, my bad... It's hard to pick out how a person is saying things on a forum, sorry! ^^

I'm not really sure what to tell you guys, to be honest I didn't really like either. It has to be noted that magicman1212's sleight of hand was crisp and very impressive. Similarly, eclipse1400 has to be congratulated for using patter. Now, the other part. Firstly eclipse... You need to know...

I think he means, other magicians who learned from people who bought the DVD, not the creator's friends... Honestly, I'm beyond caring. I strongly dislike the act, but I'm not about to unleash hate on anyone who does so. It's not worth the time - I know I've done the right thing, and I know...

I've just re-read through Harry Lorayne's Close-up Card Magic and taken some stuff from it, it has a lot of solid effects. I only bring this up since the above mentioned him ^^

Although, you can make many doubles breakless just by practicing them an awful, awful lot. In fact I just did an experiment then - trying to see how successfully I can pick up two cards as one just without a break. I know no-one likes to hear "keep practicing" - but in this case, it's not so...

I'm not the biggest or the most knowledgeable around, but this was my impression: a clumsier Clueless-type flourish. The reason I say it's clumsy is partly because of the flow... More than the speed though, the front card actually just blocks everything that happens behind it for all but a...

Very odd ones? As far as card-related odd ones go, Smoke is quite nice and somewhat unusual. Non-card related things, Ladybug is great... If you can bothered to get the stuff required, Voile Rouge is one of the most insanely surprising effects I've ever seen. A very out-there like random effect.

lol. //plug.

They really depend on personal taste. I played with a deck recently, and I liked them. They're very thin, very flexible, very plasticy. Aladdin users will love these. Those used solely to Bikes, with Air-Cushion, or E's finishes, etc, probably will need to take some getting used to to like it...

Jordan, regarding Dirty Stinkin' Ape in the Middle - a favourite routine of mine. From the book Dominatricks in which this sandwich effect is found: "The name comes from the fact that this routine bears aesthetic resemblance to Bill Goldman’s excellent marketed routine Monkey In The Middle...

lol! People are strange. Hence, NIPslip. :P

Not really gonna help if he can't do the original... Not worth the download time either imo -.- Either way man... Just cause it's considered a popular/easy move doesn't mean it'd be a bad 1-on-1, I think anyone who suggests that is so misunderstands the purpose of Theory11. Nonetheless...

His wedding was mentioned in one of his Confessions of an Artist videos. The rest is speculation - note his use of assume and guess and maybe.