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s i dont think what your talking about is a sleight, but its a very expensive gimmick called the black widow. you can check it out at penguin.

gh i love the coins across routine, 3/4 across, but its quite difficult to do. but once you get it down, its a miracle. oh, and recap revisited is a great routine also.

s i think the change is used by bill malone and is taught in the on the loose set for his ambitious card routine. its created by marlo, if i remember correctly.

v oh, yeah i thought it wasnt just me. it takes a long time to get it consistent and aligned. i remember seeing people on other forums having trouble with it too.

s i really like using both the dribble and riffle pass. but most often, i use a fan control+ overhand shuffle control to the top

w wow, i made it through. great!.

d oh, i guess it was just me then.

s iono if its considered easy though, i had a very tough time getting it to work 100%. actually, i found it very difficult. maybe its just me.

fc i got this, but i cant find the reccomended forks anywhere. where do you get your forks at?

thanks! thank you for this chance.thanks again.

d jay sankeys "real work on restaurant and bar magicians" has alot of great openers and routines. i reccomend you check that out

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c i emailed dnd a week ago and dan said they might release the 3rd edition later this year.

s nope, just 3 parts. theres a full restoration, but its a bit confusing and doesnt look good, or at least i dont think so.

4 this is the 2nd time i mentioned this but ultimate ripoff by paul harris is a one card tnr card with no setup or gimmicks

d ultimate rip off in art of astonishment book one only uses one card. no gimmicks too.

a 1.biddle trick-elmer biddle 2. las vegas leaper+big time leaper-paul harris 3.whack your pack+juke-paul harris 4.acr 5.ultimate rip-off-paul harris

s just a suggestion that you might not have thought of. you said you didnt want to wrap other thread around the ends, but if you're using white rope, you could tape a few black threads and tie them around each end.it keeps them from fraying and it looks "pro" too.

c like cm673, the biddle trick is my best "reaction thing." i learned it when i started magic a couple years ago and i never stopped performing it.but other than that, i would say tic tac-paul harris and las vegas leaper-also by paul harris get great reactions.

d on the spot by gregory wilson has impromptu effects using stuff besides cards, but it seems you want card effects. in that case, the biddle trick, acr, or a "in the hands triumph" would be perfect. you can find the biddle trick here in the 1 on 1 section, or on penguin's "born to perform"...