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Postby nickj » Dec 2nd, '03, 13:27



ummmm... Don't try using google to search for this system, particularly if there are other people around unless you do a really specific search! :shock:

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Postby Mandrake » Dec 2nd, '03, 13:28

(Twilight Zone Theme plays in background!)
Not all that mysterious, more a question of sorting out an annoying problem. Will say more as and when!

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Postby Mandrake » Dec 2nd, '03, 13:44

Hmmmmm. Durham University are well into this system:

Abstract: This document describes the LOLITA system and how it was extended to run the four MUC tasks, discusses the resulting system's performance on the required "walk-through" article, and then considers the performance of this system on the final evaluation set


er, perhaps that's not what we're discussing here!

OK, gottit:

Docc Hilford has devised a simple yet highly effective system that can be applied to any borrowed deck of cards in minutes, making the free selection of any card or pair of cards instantly known! Here are just a few of the effects possible:

Two cards and a word are chosen by three spectators. You hypnotize a woman who reveals the names of the cards and the chosen word!
You write three different predictions, each with a spectator's initials on them. The spectators freely select cards and your predictions match the selections!
A spectator secretly chooses two coins from his pocket. Another freely chooses two cards. The values of the coins and cards are added together. You know the total, the values of the coins, the names of both cards and even the date on one of the coins!
This system took years to develop along with the audience-tested routines. Now you can perform miracles without sleight-of-hand or memory techniques.


From Murphy's Magic website - just in case anyone was wondering what we were discussing - like I was!

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Postby bananafish » Dec 2nd, '03, 13:47

Nick - are you going to post the results of your searches too? (or are you still doing :oops: "research") :D

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Postby BaBaBoom » Dec 2nd, '03, 14:08

Taken from CNN :
Today the EU released an urgent report regarding the almost instantanious tissue mountain that has developed in the UK.
European leaders are outraged at the sudden lack of low grade tree pulp to be found as the shortage continues.
One explanation is that the English are an emotional peoples and having just won the rugby world cup are as such, a nation in tears.
The other explanation is somewhat noted by its exclusion from the report, the only hint given was the ref. to a lemon and his surfing habbits.

Go figure
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Postby magicdiscoman » Dec 2nd, '03, 14:24

does it invole a shinny tombstone?. dont you just hate it when your gusumped by three posts kind of missed the flow now.

iv'e don this card trick myself on accassion its great when your chalenged with a different deck my only twist is i do the advark on the reveal get it wrong then flip change and get it right.

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Postby BaBaBoom » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:24

I would like to buy this but I can't find it from a uk store, has anybody got a link for dumb lil ole me?

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Postby the_mog » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:27

well you just posted twice... im guessing you posted then pressed back on your browser, added another bit to your post and tried to post again?




or i couldbe wrong i suppose... hehe

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Postby BaBaBoom » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:31

Thanks, I removed the post before I saw your answer so you aren't going mad :) Thought I pressed it once but then I have the mother of all hangovers at the moment.
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more info :
http://www.online-visions.com/reviews/0310lolita.html

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Postby bananafish » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:36

Docc Hilfords "The Lolita System" is sold at Alakazam for £25

http://alakazam.co.uk/acatalog/Alakazam ... 3_165.html

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Postby BaBaBoom » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:39

Thanks very much, I appreciate that :)

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Postby Mandrake » Dec 3rd, '03, 11:44

Isn't it awful when you have a hangover and somebody starts shouting.... :twisted:

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