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joecarr14 wrote:this is just like my mates at school, its so annoying, theyre all bringing in cards and trying to do goddamn awful tricks...

It will only be basic stuff. If people really were interested they could get a Marvin's card magic set for under a tenner. They suprisingly give away a few slights like the G***e and D/L, so it's nothing that'll be out there anyway. You can get Paul Zenon's book in Waterstones.

Unless you go to a school where the kids parents grow their own organic vegetables and listen to world music, you'll be ok. There's nothing like this is the soaraway Sun.

Only in next week's Sun - Jordan teaches you the D/L ...

well...they must be getting a bit saggy now eh...

Only in next week's Sun - Jordan teaches you the D/L ...

died laughing.
and..... 5 lucky winners of the spot the implant competition, will get to practise there classic palm in the presence of jordan.

Markdini wrote:If you hit a rap scallion with one your left papers it just folds and goes limp wristed abit like its readers.

Sorry for this but what on earth is a "rap scallion"?
I apologise for my ignorance.. but thats the comprehensive system for you.

VoodooMick wrote:

Markdini wrote:If you hit a rap scallion with one your left papers it just folds and goes limp wristed abit like its readers.

Sorry for this but what on earth is a "rap scallion"?
I apologise for my ignorance.. but thats the comprehensive system for you.

It's a colloquial term for a rascal. In Welsh we translate it to "rabscaliwn". It sounds better said out loud in Welsh though!

Ha ha... "translate"! That's about as Welsh as "Le BigMac" is French

Isn't scallion a type of onion? So a rap scallion is surely one which wears dark glasses and "sings" about shooting people.

Not to be confused with chives, which is a posh way to call someone a chav.

Is the Mail a newspaper? I always thought it was a collection of opinions. Good Weekend supplement, though.

Bicycle808 wrote:Is the Mail a newspaper?

Isn't it the paramilitary wing of the Tory party, or is that the Daily Express?

Tomo wrote:
Do you know, I actually don't mind it when people do that. It's that blummin' 21-card trick that gets on my nerves.

This is actually a nice trick if done with a good reveal. This was the first trick I learnt as a kid and still use it sometimes but with a few added touches and patter.

Lord Freddie wrote:You can get Paul Zenon's book in Waterstones.

You can also get RRTCM, Mark Wilson's Complete Course and Bobo in waterstones.

ahhhhhh the good old daily mail with traditional british values at its core.....and an owner that also publishes "C**e loving s***s" that bastion of conservative values.

mods please delete if this is too risque (tho im sure relevant youll agree)

Lord Freddie wrote:

joecarr14 wrote:this is just like my mates at school, its so annoying, theyre all bringing in cards and trying to do goddamn awful tricks...

It will only be basic stuff. If people really were interested they could get a Marvin's card magic set for under a tenner. They suprisingly give away a few slights like the G***e and D/L, so it's nothing that'll be out there anyway. You can get Paul Zenon's book in Waterstones.

Unless you go to a school where the kids parents grow their own organic vegetables and listen to world music, you'll be ok. There's nothing like this is the soaraway Sun.

yeh but also the spectators are pretty moronic and so love these simple tricks that are just a force, then a reveal...

I think that unless someone is truly interested then they won't even bother reading it. How many articles or booklets have we all read about something that only marginally interests us and we have since forgotten?

nah someones gran taught him mercury aces... and they try tricks without practice and now half the school know what a D/L is////