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Wow, that was the most condescending post I've read in a while. Although your main idea is interesting, it seems you did it just to be able to tell the "kiddies" where to go and how to get there. :rolleyes:

lol so true.

I have to say it looks cool, but I think in the end (And I have no clue how this is accomplished), spectators are going to think it's being slid by magnets - because that's exactly what it looks like - regardless of how it actually works. They will be more fooled by the card revelation than the...

I have a great version where a card is put into an envelope and the spectator deals the deck down and stops when ever they want. They open the envelope and the card they stop at is an exact match to the card in the envelope. It has a similar effect to Dean Dill's Revelation, which comes with...

Hmm, it sounds good. For me, I don't have the pocket space to put a stapler when I'm working. It would be really good if there was already a stapled card that you could bring out, show, then that staple disappears and reappears on signed card, or better, is found stapling two signed cards...

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I still think that people put in desperate situations will not always do evil. OF course there are some who would, but for those who are claiming that to be the majority, back it up. What evidence do you base that on? Nice reply. But I call your bluff. Prove it. No actually I compared...

I would agree that desperate conditions breed desperate actions, but not crimes. Granted people would feel more justified in doing something wrong if the situation was desperate, however, I would submit that it is impossible to really draw any correlation between criminal actions and desperate...

To say that people in desperate situations would always resort to crime to survive is an unfair generalization. I meet a lot of inner city people who have to survive on the streets (in freezing weather) and don't resort to crime to survive. To say that every poor person (for instance) is a...

Well, this situation is basically justifying criminal actions. "It's okay, he felt he needed to do it" Well if that is true (that we shouldn't blame them), then a lot of the people in our jails should go free. The ends don't justify the means. If I was in said hypothetical situation, I...

Check my sig, but if you use two hands, your angles are great on the snap change.

Would have liked this one. Congrats to whomever won. There`s always tomorrow....

Heh, I was just looking at my old guardian deck. They still clump just as bad as when I first opened them.

I have not ordered Tallys, but to be fair, sometimes printing is off centre on any deck. It is not likely the case that T11 just got all the bad ones. In a brick, they won't all be off centre, tho there may be one or two - just like any other. I have a stingers deck that is off centre by quite a...

I found a copy in my local library a number of years ago.

If you can figure out my last SNC entry, then you have my permission to perform it.:p I think if you want to perform an effect, then you should buy the rights. Youtube and file sharing illegal music downloads has smudged this younger generations morals when it comes to this kind of thing...

Actually he was giving some very helpful sources for him to research.

I would hope the answer to your post is obvious, but I would offer you an alternate question: If you can figure out a trick would you WANT to perform it? Personally I try not to perform anything that people can figure out. Morgician had a great post a while back about that. But morally, any...

If my tt fell out of my pocket (with the silk sticking out), I'd just laugh and pretend I did it on purpose to 'tip' the secret. What if you showed up to your gig and you left your gear at home, and there wasn't enough time to go home to get it? (This happened to me last Wednesday!)

Heh, funny thing is that we're all still thinking it, just the new guys ask the question. I hope when it is revealed, it lives up to the hype. ;)