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Seige, just a point of curiosity:

When performing Card Warp, do you do the prep work before you approach? I've always been a bit nervous about prepping under their noses, so I tend to do it first and toss it in the deck. Just wondering which method you used.

Good question

Personally, I prefer to start with totally normal cards.

The 'prep' work can be done really easily right under the speccy's nose, where a 'do as I do' preparation can throw the spectator off the scent for the crucial unseen prep.

If I'm not being clear, please PM me, as I'm trying not to give too much away

Markdini wrote:I was thinking more along the lines of borrowed objects.

Would http://www.talkmagic.co.uk/ftopic8287.php&highlight= do? They really are ordinary matches, no strings, magnets or any other gimmick.

Works with cocktail sticks (ideal for parties), toothpicks, etc... even pencils and biros! Does it get any more borrowed than that?

Zero000 wrote:

greedoniz wrote:Has to be Gregory Wilsons Ring

well that needs a thread of some sort. yeah, ACR should be above #1 in that list.

quick question where did you learn slow motion coins and simpley divine?

Simply Divine is on 22 blows to the head and slow motion coins two is on anytime anywhere

oh goodie, i have anywhere anytime, time to pop that dvd back in my laptop.

also

Demitri wrote:Untouched
Impossible
Dowsing (A quick-hit Out-of-This-World-esque effect from Sankey)
Clairvoyance
Synergy
Twisting the Aces (A tried-and-true classic)
Jumping Gemini (not completely impromptu - but I tend to set this up while starting the patter for Dowsing. Regardless, this is a heavy hitter)

where did you learn these? im trying to stack up on impromtu effects