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R.T. Regular user 107 Posts |
Hello all,
As a kid I loved magic of all kinds, and of course was introduced to it by the Copperfield specials on TV. Unfortunatly once High School started, and now onto college I sort of lost the joy of magic, instead focusing on academice and sports. Thankfully before my graduation in May I've had an awakening! Two weekends ago, on a whim, I bought Copperfield tickets remembering how much I enjoyed it in the past. The show was amazing, and I have a renewed joy for all things Magic, and vow never to forget it again! Browsing the net (the last two weeks while I should have been studying my economics HW) I saw this site, and I was wonderstruck by it. I'd love to talk magic, become part of this community, and I'm looking into purchasing a book or two to learn a few tricks. I am clueless as to this site though, and thought I would defer to the veterens as to the best way to enjoy. There are SO! many posts, I'd love a reccomendation as to how others get the most out of this Café. Many thanks, and I'm honored to be part of the community! |
Dave Scribner Assistant Manager Lake Hopatcong, NJ 4849 Posts |
Hi R.T. welcome to the Café. I'm glad you've renewed you interest in magic and especially glad you've found us. The Café is a great place to visit and there's always an empty table waiting for you.
Sit back and enjoy you stay and don't be afraid to ask questions. That's why we're here.
Where the magic begins
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LordM Loyal user Portugal 232 Posts |
Welcome R.T. !
I'm also a fan of David Copperfield. You'll find the Café the best online place to discuss magic and find many friends. Welcome aboard! best |
ThePartyMagician Loyal user Bristol, UK 216 Posts |
Welcome R.T.
I too was attracted to magic originally by the Copperfield TV shows. Enjoy your time at the Café! Kind regards Mike |
Whitewolfny Loyal user 216 Posts |
Hi R.T. There is a great section for beginners to magic. May I suggest you go there and do a little reading, in between homework projects of course. You could go to your local library or even the campus library and I'll bet you'll find general books on magic. I think the number is 783.something. To get started, try learning some card tricks or other tricks with every day objects. To create magic with ordinary recognizable objects, such as shoe laces, rope, rubber bands, rings, things that people can instantly identify can be some of the most amazing magic ever done. Read as much as you can and don't be afraid to ask questions here. No we won't just come out and say how a trick is done, but we can give you direction as to where to find such answers. Again, welcome to a great place to leran magic.
Braxton Mannar
<BR>Just an old dog trying to learn new tricks |
Jeff_Mash Veteran user Bay Area, California 328 Posts |
Welcome to the cafr, RT! I wish I could've been there to see Copperfield with ya.
Your friend in magic,
Jeff Mash, CEO MJM Magic - "Magic for Magicians, Jokesters, and Mentalists!" http://www.MJMMagic.com |
zippy New user PA 54 Posts |
Welcome to the Café RT and this site will peak your interest again
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