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Noooooooooooooooooooooo... No need for fun at a funeral. Actually there is, then it would just be an eral! Thankyouhereallweektipthewaiters.

Penn plays Double Bass during Teller's misdirection routine. John Archer plays the ukulele during his sets. The list goes on..

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Here's my entry. http://youtu.be/1juE1wJ4qV4 Good luck everyone! D

Ben Harris's Hoodwink! is one of my favourite impromptu T&R effects. I believe he also has a refined version in his eBook Quarks and Quirks.

Here's my.......entry. http://youtu.be/35BYrGUn_p8 DK

There's a great little magic stall in Covent Garden called Magic Cave. Holborn station is just minutes away from there, which is minutes away from International Magic shop! Go there if you can. Fantastic place.

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Thanks Rick, glad you enjoyed it. I'm 16! Looks can be deceiving eh..

Here's my entry. http://youtu.be/eEQMkA0xMT4 Good Luck everyone! DK

My personal favourites are John Bannon's Last Man Standing (Impromptu and only a little bit knacky) from his book Dear Mr. Fantasy and The Bannon Triumph/ Play It Straight is virtually self working.

Just a suggestion for those who are unable to redownload the trick Ollie, you could upload the handlings to YouTube and make it an unlisted video, sending the link to those who wish to watch it (me, me, me, me, me). DK

Overtime by Acer is also a very simple yet effective way to reverse a spectator's card. I use it whenever I have a pack of cards on me.

David Stone's trick William is a very nice, completely impromptu way to reverse a card in a pack. It's on one of his Secrets of David Stone DVD I believe.

Think I speak for everyone when I say.......WHAT?

Wormhole from David Acer's book More Power To You is one of the best types of these tricks I've ever seen. It's also redunkulously simple and, oh yeah, funny too. D

Thanks BUDDY!

Great review Daniel!