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dat8962 wrote:I think that if someone pulls out one of the 'E' decks, whether it be a Masters, Ghost or Tiger deck then there is a better than fair chance that they are a magician of some level. Wouldn't you say?

I sold a deck of Vipers to my friend once and he said that he was looking up the net and just came across it and wanted it! He didn't want to learn magic .

I would love to join a magic society but a) I probably won't have time and b) I have no idea of any near me (Rainham, Essex)

Steve

Stevbo Here is a link to all the magic societys in the country if your interested .

http://www.ukmagic.net/clubs.htm

dat8962 wrote:I think that if someone pulls out one of the 'E' decks, whether it be a Masters, Ghost or Tiger deck then there is a better than fair chance that they are a magician of some level. Wouldn't you say?

Almost a good point... however...

I have several customers at NUMS I can think of who aren't into magic at all, but found the site looking for playing cards, and they are into poker or other card games.

The E decks, for example, are easy to get hold of via eBay etc, and if you trawl some card game forums, you'll find the cards in question referenced quite often.

But as you say, a better than fair chance.

I'd have asked if he was a magician. If he said he was, I use a courtesy force to blow his partner away. Either that, or I'd ask him if he'd like to do a trick.