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I havent been on forever. lol

Hi, been a while...

It's been so long since I've been on here!

Thanks for the advice!

Damn it! I am so going to pass you in the battle arena! Finally, some competition! :D

Oh, can you look at those magic video's I told you about? Thanks, Dmagic

So, you produced through theory 11. I thought you might. Oh, and I loved your cultural exchange DVD's. -Dmagic :)

Happy B-day. (Sorry I'm late.)

You can learn it in Erdnase (Legerdemain: Card switches) or Card College (Volume 1: Chapter 16).

Oh, can you watch those two vids if your internet is working?

Great job, but I think you should use the transfer move (taken from the gambling tables and applied to magic by Dai Vernon) to ditch the non royal flush cards, because then you wouldn't have to pick up the deck. Everything else looked great.

1. The actual half vanish is good, but next time, please don't copy DM's style, although he did not invent that style of video production, when your doing his trick, at least make the video production original, not just another clone. 2. you flashed when you palmed the cards. 3. The trick is...

I don't think so. It's completely impromptu.

Thanks man.

Well what have you read so far?

Do you want to battle?

God, that must fell pretty bad. But then you have more time to practice magic, right? :D

Read! Can't you people read?

Well, look at it this way. SOME flourishes can be used in magic, like a ribbon spread, fan, or pirouette. A small and somewhat fancy cut (not like sybil), but say, like Benjamin Earl's Aston, can be used as a nice card production. Provided they are motivated, a fan or ribbon spread can add some...

Like actually your grandmother has disowned you?