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Very nice. I think the yellow line should be a lot thinner, though. It's too... big. lol

I'm glad you like it, and feel to free to use it... I hope it works as good for you as it did for me.

Man, Sean, you beat me to it! I was just about to post that when I scrolled up and saw your post!

Sounds pretty cool, but it might get suspicious if you're "reading" the same book the whole year, and carry it with you everywhere you go. ;)

You are a very, very lucky guy.

I've had tons of cards signed, but I only save a few that are left over in my deck. Most of the time I let them keep it, but if it ends up staying in my deck, I'll throw it in a box I have by my desk and keep it... possibly for a duplicate of a signed effect. I like the idea, but I doubt I'll...

I second that motion, Angel!

It's something to talk about, though... and it has to do with theory11. ;)

About 2. I try to conserve my cards... I would rather buy some books or some different cards for my collection than constantly spending money on Bikes. But I could easily go through a deck per two days or so... I just choose not to.

For the people that said Masters are the best... all four of my Master Decks suck. They don't even begin to compare to Guardians, or the other E decks, for that matter... which aren't even that good. And to the poster that said Jerry's are the best, no they're not, simply because of the cost...

Bill Malone's is a great routine, but I came up with one that I love. To start off, you lay your Invisible Deck on the table, and explain, in a gist, what Nero Linguistic Programming is (look it up), and offer a demonstration. Bring a spectator up, and tell them that you're going to say three...

I like the Riffle Force better, but the Slip is pretty darn good. If you can get the Classic Force down, though, nothing beats it. It took me more than a couple of months to do it, but I'm glad I took the time to learn it correctly.

I picked up a pack of these at my local Books-a-Million, and they're actually not that bad. They feel pretty good, and they look ok.

I have both the red and blue, and they're both nothing but clever marketing scams. Of the three blues I own, none lasted as long as normal Bikes, and same for the red. They don't feel any better while they do last, either. The only plus is the Ace of Spades... it's sweet. The barcode reveal...

You guys also have to think that if you bought only one deck, it would be cheaper to buy from the shop than here... simply because of shipping. But if you bought more than one deck, it's be best to buy them from here.

I think the Guardians are more interesting to look at, back design wise. The faces are nothing special, though, besides the different shade of inks used.

I would like to consider myself a "collector" someday, and I realize that these are hard to come by, they just don't interest me. Like I said before, I would rather have Jerry's Nuggets. But that's just me... I'm sure all the E fanboys would disagree.

Yes, but wouldn't it be nice if we had a place for those things... where the people who wanted to read them, like me, could? I think so...

I would never pay $300 for a deck of cards unless they were Jerry's Nuggets... then I might. But definitely not for some dumb over-hyped E deck.

The one on Penguin is where I got my idea. I'm a big poster over there, and I always post my essays there first, then over here. I guess an Essay Forum would only benefit the people like me that simply like to read things like essays on presentation, stories, magic in general, etc.