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I agree with Simon - over here - or down here - (or up here if you live in Antarctica) I use a ten cent piece - just the perfect size. For Chris Kenner's Three Fry I use 50 cent pieces which are as big as (if not bigger) than silver dollars.

well here's a foot shuffle (not by me - I found it on the Superhandz website): [Right-Click and save target as] In the Cradle To Grave DVD De'vo does a better one with a bridge at the end unlike the above video where he just squares it up.

Wow! Nice work dude! Keep it up. Don't speed through the magic. Let it absorb. I made the mistake of trying to get all my tricks out there and it was over really quickly and now I have to learn some new material.

Do Subway by Dan and Dave because laymen don't know what culling is. They also like sandwich effects like Subway and Peanut Butter and Jelly and stuff like that. Let the spectator shuffle the deck as often as possible. Don't just involve 2 or 3 people - get the whole crowd involved.

Isn't it being black what it is all about? It's a "ghost" deck so it's meant to be "dead" and "lifeless" and the universal colour for a lifeless object is dull - in this case it's black and no colour at all. If you want colourful decks go for something like these... If they aren't colourful...

The Ghost Joker really owns but I still love the Classic Rider Back Joker. I laughed the first time I saw that one. :D

Very nice! I didn't know three effects could last a whole night! :D

No one in Australia walks around with a buch of dead bugs. I would run the other way to. As for bringing back Elvis or Tupac or your dead cat I have no idea. I anyone does please PM me and we'll refine the work and sell it here on Theory11. :D I didn't know Tai Chi involved kitchen appliances...

Nice. I'm working on hackying it off my head, then off my foot, then then balancing it on my chest and closing with the hackied packet landing on my left hand packet with a TG Deckflip with my right hand packet to close. It's going to take lot's of practice to get that perfect. Here's a tip...

You could try pressure fanning the deck or just follow cardangel's tips.

If you are having trouble with the Double Charlier and Thumb Cut (I have problems with it because I have small thumbs) then don't do it. It's not like you have to know every single move there is. If however, your thumbs aren't short then try gripping the pack in different ways and see how that...

I hacky it off my head now. Gets wild reactions from laymen and also from the people who already know the cut. The head puts a little twist to what people already know.

I agree with The Dark Angel. Sure they are nice to use and they will improve your cardistry when you go to bikes or whatever but that's no reason to pay $100+ for ONE DECK!!! I mean if you are a collector then yeah that's okay but just to shove a few videos on the internet and brag to your...

Very nicely said. If you have Windows Media Player installed you can just click the titles on the left. Much faster than the already fast method in this tutorial.

i have some tips over at Decknique about the carny - Check it out. Hope it helps...

Stigmata hits 'em right in the nads... out of this list i'll have to go with Stigmata...

Card College by Roberto Giobbi is a 5 volume set that ranges from beginner sleights and tricks to the more advanced. I highly recommend this set. You won't regret buying it - unless you already know all the sleights and tricks in it which I highly doubt.

I recommend you put them in the fridge and not the freezer. Here's a little story about a friend of a friend of mine... That should put you off shoving your guardians in the freezer. I normally put my cards in the fridge (which I hardly ever do) overnight and in the morning I let it cool "up"...

Thanks for the tips MadNuke. Yeah... sorry for not being more specific... I'll change my original post. What I'm looking for is stuff with very little to no setup and can be done surrounded. For example Subway by Dan and Dave Buck or Birds Of a Triumph by Iain Moran. Any more tips would be...

What are your favourite IMPROMPTU effects for walk around/street use? What effects can be performed with a borrowed deck with very little to no setup and surrounded?