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Hey guys, I don't want this topic to be closed but this is the only place where I thought it could be posted. I need someone to edit a video for me, just some light editing, nothing too complicated. You won't spend hours on this one. I would like it to be done as soon as possible. Shoot me a...

Hey guys, I've been wondering for a while where I could find ressources about thought-of card concepts. For example, Lennart Green asks a spectator to think of a card and then pulls it out of a dribble. Do you know ressources that talk about how to use this concept?

I don't want to change the subject, but since you guys were talking about D'Lites, are they deceiptive or not ? That's my only concern about them before giving them a go.

That's also what I do. Took the idea from a performance video from Akira Fujii that was online a while ago..

In that case, remember you can always hindu shuffle force the selected card from the top of the deck.

Thanks to both of you, guys. Joe

Quickie, here. Is this on Andthensome , and if not, where may I learn it ? Thanks a lot, Joe

I was just wondering since we were talking about destroying cards, I wanted to know how long it takes you you guys to destroy them. There were no ideas of breaking your topic, take it easy, I'm going away then lol :P

Here's another question then, how long those your deck last you ?

Lol, I can understand that. No, they weren't the same, the in break in the Psycho Pass 2, where the card goes second from the bottom, was still taken above the selected card. Joe

Thank you for the complete answer with references. Well, at least, the second Psycho Pass is still mine by what your telling me, since the video linked in your comment was showing the first move. Those videos are now removed.

Ok, but I still disagree lol. This looks the same as the dribble pass, the goal of my video was to show you its application. Anyway, when I want my audience to think that their card is lost, I try not to double undercut too often because it is less convincing. FOO:L, the demo for my two...

I've been using this in my routine without a single remark about it... Immediatly after executing the move, I show them that the top and the bottom card isn't theirs, so the card really is lost in the deck. And everybody agrees. I've just done this in a party this weekend getting huge...

If you want to see it, I've just uploaded it on my Youtube Channel tonight. Feel free to go take a look... http://www.youtube.com/joehudon99 If you take a look a it I would appreciate some feedback... Thanks

I know what you guys mean, the thing is, what's different with my pass is that even if the break is above, the selected card goes to the bottom, that's why I wanted to share it with you since it's different, but anyways...

Yes, but it's a shift, not a pass in itself.

I know what you mean, the location of your break changes everything... But still, it really is a pass that takes the card to the bottom, without changing your break.

Well that's exactly what I was talking about lol. I also have a variation of it that takes the selection second from the bottom.

Hi there, Does anyone of you know about a pass that takes the selected card to the bottom ? I was wondering if there were some out there, because I actually created one, so I wanted to compare. If anyone's interested by seeing my work, just tell me and a demo video's gonna be online...

Thanks for your fast reply, that is the kind of help I was hoping. Again, just a little thing, it really works without any gaffs ? Thats awesome ! Switching cards to infinity... :P