talkmagic.co.uk

by **Michael Kras** » Jul 26th, '07, 21:44

I am sorry I.D, truly I am, but it's Michael's time to fight back here :twisted:

lay off the ' all about me ' attitude and we can enjoy the part of Michael Kras that we all do

by **Rob** » Jul 27th, '07, 10:50

stevebo wrote:Make sure you're hand is about 40 degrees tilted clockwise (anti-clockwise if you are left handed). Quite a big jerk downwards is needed in the beginning (as I remember when I was practising) but after some practice, a very small jerk is needed.

There speaks a man of quite some experience :shock:

by **Michael Kras** » Jul 27th, '07, 15:17

Darnit Rob! You owe me $200 for a new computer monitor!

by **Beardy** » Jul 27th, '07, 22:23

being the innocent strapping young lad that I am, I do not understand that post in the sleightist

by **Beardy** » Jul 29th, '07, 21:41

Serendipity wrote:Different folks, different strokes...

It's worth dipping your toe in all sorts when you start out, to see what you enjoy doing or what suits your style of delivery (not to say that you can't develope this in different directions). I doubt there's a single .....*person*..... out there who didn't start with close up, it's always good to have a foundation to build on.

by **Tomo** » Jul 31st, '07, 12:12

AndyRegs wrote:it is a simple and convenient little object to mess about with

A classic of the genre :lol:

by **B0bbY_CaT** » Jul 31st, '07, 13:10

you're too fast Tomo... clearly we will all need to be "on our toes" from now on.

by **Beardy** » Jul 31st, '07, 13:33

B0bbY_CaT wrote:you're too fast Tomo... clearly we will all need to be "on our toes" from now on.

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jul 31st, '07, 17:21

Carlos75 wrote: There it is, there. Then you take it out. you put it in, you can see it, in there. Take it out and put it right in there so you can see it.

That's some good advice there :lol:

by **Stephen Ward** » Jul 31st, '07, 17:33

Lady of Mystery wrote:But do take it slowly and really get to grips with what you're learning before moving on to something else.

You should always take it slowly. Difficult at first but you will soon get the right grip and pull it off :lol:

by **Tomo** » Jul 31st, '07, 17:41

stephenmagic wrote:
Lady of Mystery wrote:But do take it slowly and really get to grips with what you're learning before moving on to something else.

You should always take it slowly. Difficult at first but you will soon get the right grip and pull it off

This is getting recursive!

by **Stephen Ward** » Jul 31st, '07, 17:49

oh yeah! didn't notice to be honest!

by **Carl Buck** » Jul 31st, '07, 20:43

Marvo Marky wrote:Mind you, I got caught fiddling with my deck under a table once. .

You'll go blind! :wink:

by **kems** » Aug 2nd, '07, 14:27

Tomo wrote:Yup, it's definitely not what you have, it's how you use it that matters most.

thats what i tell the wife anyway

by **trickyricky** » Aug 2nd, '07, 14:28

You beat me to it Kems!

talkmagic.co.uk

innuendo bingo

Who is online