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by **willy_master_magician** » Feb 9th, '07, 23:43

Come post your favorite trick and let eveyone know alittle bit aboutyourself. Mine is the hummingbird card becuase I have it pretty much perfected that makes me happy

by **magicofthemind** » Feb 10th, '07, 11:44

Hunter's Impossible Knot - I've been doing it for about 40 years (really!). It's one of the few tricks that you can do over and over again and the move will never be detected.

Barry

by **MattVonFat** » Feb 10th, '07, 12:59

Tom Mullica's Nicotine Nincompoop trick is my favourite, in particular the performance on his Cigarette Magic DVD. But I can't perform that

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Out of what I can do it's still got to be having someone select a card and then not being able to find it only for it to appear in an ice cube in their drink. It's the only trick thats REALLY impressed my brother.

by **Pyro Ellvelin** » Feb 10th, '07, 17:48

Smoke by Derren Brown

by **dat8962** » Feb 10th, '07, 23:18

Roped in by Joe Riding.

It's NEVER failed to make the specs jaws hit the floor.

by **Sir_Digby_Chicken_Ceaser** » Feb 10th, '07, 23:21

Up to now...

Saw by Sean Fields

Had some great reactions from it

by **lindz** » Feb 11th, '07, 01:14

I just love my triology, i dont know why but with the presentation i use it just floors every time.

by **Lawrence** » Feb 11th, '07, 12:58

#cough# Oracle Deck #cough#... just because it's so easy and doesn't involve any massive amount of skill.
but for something sleightly more taxing I'm like a "signed card to bottle" or "signed card to can" trick at the moment. but it suits my usual performing environment, ba zing!

by **theunknown** » Feb 11th, '07, 14:00

difficult

I love preforming coin through glass table but at the moment I've been preforming a little routine involivng ash pen and warning (daniel garcia) alot.

by **bronz** » Feb 11th, '07, 14:48

Crazy Man's Handcuffs for reactions, some of the Cultural Xchange stuff I've just learned for the joy of getting away with it.

by **ColinR** » Feb 12th, '07, 18:15

I think Mike Rose's The Grail is the perfect trick for me. No fancy sleights (just a slight set up to practice), you can present the trick slowly and clearly and the spectator gets to freely handle the cards.

by **Part-Timer** » Feb 12th, '07, 18:39

Lindz, I've seen you refer to Triology a number of times. At first I assumed it was a typo for 'Trilogy' (an excellent effect), but you've spelled it the same way every time, so I wondered what the effect is.

My favourite trick is probably Galaxy from the 'Art of Astonishment' series.

by **king_of_keighley** » Feb 12th, '07, 19:01

I'm afraid I'm going with a tried and tested trick. The triumph, i love that trick, the reactions are unbelievable and it can be done anywhere with any deck, which i think is half the beauty.

BRAVO!

by **lindz** » Feb 12th, '07, 19:10

Sorry part-timer the effect i am refering to is trilogy the same one your thinking of. Ive just been spelling it wrong for the last 2 years since ive got it.Thanks for pointing that out by the way :oops:

by **russellmagic** » Feb 12th, '07, 19:41

my fave at the mo is triumph, simple and fantastic!

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