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I do understand that, because obviously there is a magical entity to using cards. I use my discretion of course, i've performed the trick hundreds of times but only taught it twice. Both people have invested their time into learning magic. Even for those people with a clear understanding that...

I usually teach this unique trick, i'm not sure of the name, but it takes preparation: You take certain cards out of the deck with a clear "direction" and these include: 3's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, 9's and aces. No diamonds, but all other pips have a clear "direction". You point all their...

I really enjoy this review. Imagining the time and thought it took to put this together should be reason enough to get the book. I mean, you will not see this amount of work put into an unworthy book. I do own the book, and i'm in the process of buying Card College.

To get a great looking sybil, take up as much space in front of you as possible. Also, be as natural as you can. Turn your body to give different angles, and loosen up. Here is a great video that will help to advance your sybil. Ths is the 6th and final installment in CardShark88's sybil...

Theres alot of hard hitting tricks on The Trilogy, by Dan and Dave, but you can only purchase the tricks dvd if two handed cuts and flourishes aren't your thing. Also, the 1 on 1 section, if you haven't checked it out, has a great deal of tricks that you can master due to the skill that you...

I was confused by the title, because Strong Magic is the title of a very popular book by Darwin Ortiz. How far along are you in magic? What products have you already bought?

This tutorial almost sells the werm even more, i vote for the thread to be left alone.

This can really help emphasizing certain parts and using patter. I really like the idea. When i upload videos, of course i will use this tool.

Haha i think i realized that after my last joke, what with all the crickets churping. Thats why i went back to being productive and awaiting the next rip roaring riot that you caused with another joke from that goldmine keyboard of yours.

Here is a really cheap copy i just found.

Agreeeeed.

Sweet. That means make a video of it, i really wanna see it. Just imagine the patter that can go along with that. If you're creative enough, you can really personify the card.

I do not recall anyone responding to this. I feel like working with this idea can make a really neat trick, as the video itself actually has lots of potential. To restate what i'm saying: Start with them picking a card and putting it back in the deck. You put the deck in the box, let them...

Okay you're reminding me alot of the old man down the street sitting on his porch with a shotgun, and its kinda creepin me out. I don't intend on angering people, but in all fairness you do have a choice whether to read my posts or not, you are warned by the name above the post before having to...

Speak well you do. Engrish sekun rangrage?

Ooooo i got another one: I wouldn't even have to try to pickpocket Apollo Robbins. All i need to do is ask him for his money, and because of the shoes and hair -- he will be nodding "Yes" Think about it...

Well, for the record i am saying the hair jokes with a good nature behind it. See, i actually have these shoes that are a few years old, and they are pretty terrible looking. I bet if i had your hair and my shoes i could probably pickpocket our own Apollo Robbins myself, WITH him expecting me to.

With that amount of misdirection i would fall for any effect done right in front of my eyes...

Another way is to remember the packet that is messy, and take all other packets away, then try to go through any motion necessary using both hands to really get a feel for what moving a single packet should be. In other words, if you can get a feel for that particular movement much better, than...

If you were to: -Lose the haircut -Lose the Cutaways -Leave the box open, raise the card, and then close the box with your "mind" Then it would be an extremely cool effect. It would actually look like the card wanted to show itself, then go back into the box.