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Doesnt bother me any. I think its different for those of us with the tattoo's to understand then those who dont have them. I love mine, And I could not care less that its going to be on my arm till the end. Only live once, its what i wanted to do so I did it. :)

I just wear long sleeves if Im ever going to an interview etc. I had the tattoo placed high enough up my wrist that even if my sleeve rides up when shaking someone's hand, it is still not visible.

Def keep studying :) But yeah it hurt like hell for the first 10 to 15 minutes and then after that I think the area just numbed out or i got used to it. but the first 15.... not pleasant.

thanks guys :) Im quite a fan of it myself. Hurt though. Very thin skin on the wrist there and many nerves. But, it was worth it! :)

I have the split spades spade tattoo's on my wrist.. pic included :) FY it also got me a VIP pass when david blaine saw it in NYC at the dive of death. He thought it was pretty BA and gave me the VIP lanyard thing :)

Guess not or it wouldnt have let me add to cart and buy it. :) sweet.

i just bought one...

I just found this but D&D sell a custom made deck display case with a 1st edition deck of Smoke's signed by the both of them. Only for 65 bucks. So if your a collector, thats def for you. "Whether it’s a rare deck of Jerry’s Nuggets or a signed deck from your favorite magician, the D Splay...

I got my shipping confirmation this morning too! yay

I will also def be pickin up a few. I wonder how fast they will go.....?

That is also the way I see it. Some basic card tricks are impromptu. You dont need to borrow the deck from a spectator.. you already have it with you.. It's definitely a neat little effect.

Thank you, Doug. it's a great effect. I recommend it.

Also, As listed above, it depends how you look at it. If you carry chapstick around, like I do, and am sure many others in this world, then yes, it is impromptu. I can take it out and perform this effect, wherever, and whenever.

Dan teaches a way to show the chapstick 360. In theory, you would not be able to hand it out. but at the same time, chapstick is such an everyday object that, rather then your spectators asking to see it, they will probably just ask you to do it again. :)

no bashing. a genuine question, Id say 1 - 2. Honestly its reeeeealy easy. If things are generally a little harder for you or take you a little longer to learn, you will have it down in a day. But it is that easy, that id say you would have it down in a couple of hours.

you set up once. every other time you perform this, there wont be a set up.

If you carry chapstick around with you, then it is most definitely impromptu.

Whats up, Everyday, everywhere I go i ALWAYS carry chapstick with me. That stupid little pocket on a pair of jeans that no one ever uses for anything... Thats where my chapstick lives. 24/7. It travels from jeans to jeans. So when i saw that this was a trick utilizing an everyday object...

good vids :)

Still waiting for mine to arrive. But, ripping cards is no big deal. We rip them, burn them, sign them, fold them, put them in our mouths, bend them, ... No one seems to complain about someone signing a card for an ACR routine.. thats technically a lost card if you give it away.. If you...