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by **Alfred Borden** » Oct 11th, '12, 17:57

This looks very, very strong

http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/2812#reviews

by **Lawrence** » Oct 12th, '12, 10:18

Looks one trick pony.
Looks strong but David Williamson's Funny Colour Stunner also looks as strong and ends clean

by **Alfred Borden** » Oct 12th, '12, 16:30

Lawrence wrote:Looks one trick pony.
Looks strong but David Williamson's Funny Colour Stunner also looks as strong and ends clean

Cheers Lawrence

I will check the Williamson effect out

by **Lawrence** » Oct 13th, '12, 07:11

Alfred Borden wrote:
Lawrence wrote:Looks one trick pony.
Looks strong but David Williamson's Funny Colour Stunner also looks as strong and ends clean

Cheers Lawrence

I will check the Williamson effect out

It's on Magic Farm
A DVD everyone should buy. David is both hilarious and a card genius.

by **Alfred Borden** » Oct 13th, '12, 10:21

Lawrence wrote:
Alfred Borden wrote:
Lawrence wrote:Looks one trick pony.
Looks strong but David Williamson's Funny Colour Stunner also looks as strong and ends clean

Cheers Lawrence

I will check the Williamson effect out

It's on Magic Farm
A DVD everyone should buy. David is both hilarious and a card genius.

Thanks Lawrence...have bought a copy now

by **Lee Smith** » Oct 13th, '12, 12:17

Magic farm is awesome.

Cocktail Dazzler and Colour stunner are amazing. Also check out SOS Son of Stunner from Paul Harris (even better)

by **Alfred Borden** » Oct 26th, '12, 14:53

Lawrence wrote:
Alfred Borden wrote:
Lawrence wrote:Looks one trick pony.
Looks strong but David Williamson's Funny Colour Stunner also looks as strong and ends clean

Cheers Lawrence

I will check the Williamson effect out

It's on Magic Farm
A DVD everyone should buy. David is both hilarious and a card genius.

Truly brilliant stuff, thanks for the recommendation mate

Memory test, Cocktail Dazzler and my favourite, in fact one of my favourite card tricks ever I think Funny Colour Stunner

by **Lawrence** » Oct 26th, '12, 15:16

I think I'll have to go rewatch it this weekend, relearn a tilt.

by **Lenoir** » Oct 26th, '12, 23:54

Not the same method as Williamson, nor the trick of this thread but here is Michael Vincent performing Derek Dingle's version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgcYfar_Yr8

by **Alfred Borden** » Oct 27th, '12, 09:35

Lenoir wrote:Not the same method as Williamson, nor the trick of this thread but here is Michael Vincent performing Derek Dingle's version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgcYfar_Yr8" target="_blank

Very nice indeed

I like the patter about marked cards, BUT Williamson's story about the Professor is truly superb for me