First of all, why do you not use the stuff you've bought? Too difficult/easy? Not practical because you work restaurants/tricks are too long/wrong genre of magic/haven't practiced enough/not confident?
Answer some of these and we can pinpoint the stuff you need.
I totally agreed w/ this quote, why are u wasting money on stuff but u don't even use it. Think about the product b4 u buy it. My best suggestion is u go back to those stuff you bought learn them, practice them and master them. There's no such thing as a bad trick. It's just the person who performs them.
No such thing as a bad trick? Umm.
There are allot if bad tricks, how can you say that theres no such thing as a bad trick?
A trick can be bad for allot of reasons like, Obvious methods, Horrible angles, Unpractical set ups etc.
And why is he wasting money? He probably did not intend to wasye money, but when he got the effect it probably was not what he was expecting.
My friend, how long have u been doing magic?
Even the trick is superbad, or doesn't make scene at all, but if you are a good performer you'll be able to pull that off.
open your mind.........
I have been doing magic for 12 years now. You?
Trust me, there are allot of tricks that not even the best performer could make it work. Actually there are allot of tricks that are almost impossible to use in the real world.
how can u learn something if u already know so much.........
I'm in your same position Creeper. Here's some material that I have recently enjoyed:
Edge (Justin Miller)
Smooth Operations (Kevin Ho)
Not to start an argument, but their are a lot of tricks that suck! Ever heard of impracticality?