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Sounds kinda cool, but I would personally rather just have an uncut sheet of Guardians hanging on my wall. This Spring I plan on re-vamping my room by painting it, putting in wood floors, getting a new bed, and all that good stuff. I'm also going to purchase some of Ellusionist's playing card...

That's only because t11 is mopping the floor with them. The 1st Editions will still be rare, but unless they put "2nd Edition" somewhere on the box of the 2nds, there will be no way to tell them apart, and people will accidentaly be buying 2nd Editions on Ebay for upwards of $250, thinking that...

Yeah, Richard Kaufman just recently had it reprinted, so you better get it while you can, because I don't know if he's going to keep having it reprinted, or if this will be the last time. I myself should be getting a copy for Christmas.

I still don't see why people would buy this when they could buy the Superman Coin Bend for $30 or the Closer by Morgan Strebler for $10 and bascially get the same effect... a coin bending at your fingertips.

Yeah, there is a tad bit of prep on Torn, but it should only take you about 30 seconds each time, and if you make 4-5 each day and put them in your pocket, you could instantly repeat the effect 4-5 times in a row.

Personally I couldn't care less about Black Ghost Decks... they seem like a crappy rip off to me. However, I would love to own some Jerry's in the future. I think Wynns are stealing all the attention at the moment, and that's why the prices are dropping on these cards.

The only one I have out of those three that I have is Torn, and I highly recommend it. It doesn't use any gimmicks, and looks great. Although you may want to do some more research on the other products, but so far it seems like Torn is the way to go.

Because some people just want to learn certain effects or moves, and they can do that in the 1on1 section. It's also much more profitable for them to do it this way.

I find the easiest way to split cards (and I do not own "The Art of Card Splitting", I just started doing this myself) is to put in some water for about 30 minutes, and they are very, very easy to pull apart. Then all you have to do is rubber cement two sides together to make the card you...

No, I'm not sucking up to t11 at all. I just think they produced a very nice, professional looking deck. No, they don't have the same design as normal Bikes, but I feel the white border and faces make them look really nice. Once again, I'm stating my opinion, not sucking up to t11... I have...

I don't know if I posted my opinion on this or not, but I think there are certain situations where I agree with Sankey, and certain situations when I would disagree. I would agree with him with decks like the Black Tiger Deck, Ghost Deck, Viper Deck, etc. However, I don't think the Guardians...

I agree. At first, I thought t11 was just going to be another one of "those" sites, with mediocre material, horrible, Nazi-like Forums, and extremely high prices. However, they definitely proved me wrong. So far I have seen nothing but great products, low prices, fast shipping, excellent...

I would, but I want it to look really nice, and I'm going to have to pay for the site and everything, so I'm gonna wait a year or two until I start making money with my magic. What good is a site if you don't have any clients to look at it? :)

I think my favorite idea so far is just to use a blank card, nothing on it, and have it transform into their card. As soon as I get a blank card, I will try it on an audience. Other than that, I perform it the same way Lee does, with the presentation and certain sleights altered to better suit...

I I wish I had a website, but I don't think I'm quite ready to go pro yet.

I'm glad to know someone else is on my side! :)

Good show, but I don't think I will ever be a fan of David's drab performing style. It bores me, but I do think it's great how he connects with the audience, and really makes them believe, even with the simplest effects. But it's a good thing this movie inspired you.

No, it certainly doesn't hurt anybody, but it wouldn't necessarily help me, either. My Pass is far from perfect, and nowhere near Invisible, but I use it in that split second when the audience is looking me in the eyes. Never been caught, not once. That's why I won't be spending any oney on...

I would, if the effect itself was good enough.

Congratulations on your success!