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My Coca Cola trick photography~ Here's my submission!

Hmmm isn't it the Superflip by Ben Harris...? :confused:

Jones Change is at 1:20. Althought he performed the Paul David Change, He didn't specify if the change was taught or not in his description; so, I didn't mention that one.

Shiro Ishida is a magician from Taiwan (now, I'm not sure why he has a Japanese name though). Lately, Shiro Ishida has released his new DVD at Taiwan. However, I was very surprised to see the materials that were being taught in this dvd after I watched its trailer...

that's Richard

Well, even though there are two 2 jokers in the deck, the bottom card was shown to be 7 of hearts before the shift.

Check your pm

Yeah, that looks very much like the WOW Control of Oliver Marcia

I prefer the Quad Helix...whichever name it was :p jk

If you like the bluff pass, I suggest you check out the Paper Engine (if you haven't) of Aaron Fisher in which he taught a subtlety of the sleight.

I guess people had enough discussions on regular bikes/custom decks in "March 08 :: Custom Playing Cards"... The question was

Also, you can see them with regular bikes in the trailer of "Sleightly Magical" as well

I'm a fan of Jay's music...but his magic, not so much. Believe it or not, Stephen Fung (the guy who performed to Jacky Chan) is one of the best magicians for laymen in Hong Kong... (ah well, judge it yourself after you watched his performance...) Anyway, personally, it's not easy to...

You'll realize that you are not the only one if you read through the thread

No offense, but there are many threads (with the title formulated in different ways) asking people the same question; you might want to take a look at those threads. :) Anyway, I usually do Hofzzy Osbourne (from Dan&Dave's Trilogy) followed by Bodyguard (Jay Sankey)

Good for you if it's true. However, after the fake Jerry's Nuggets, I hope this is not some fake Black Ghosts.

Very nice performance of the sleight :)

The reason why you couldn't find any further info is because not much people know what to expect. (at least, we know that it's not a black deck.)

well, didn't I already suggest Dylan P. to ask his local magic store...? At least I was trying to help.

O....kay....? So how does this help Dylan P. to buy Tally-ho....? :confused: But well, you have to admit that computers (as well as internet) allow people of the world to unify into a single society and function together, which isn't entirely a bad thing.