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Cancer Sux - It is time to find a Cure
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debjit Loyal user India 213 Posts
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Modern Times by Henry Evans is pretty good as you also get a box vanish opener.
My new effect: www.penguinmagic.com/p/10638
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obrienmagic Special user 753 Posts
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This is the one I perform:
https://youtu.be/-SHQEpIfmxo Otherwise “great Triumph” by shoot Ogawa is a fun one too.
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langston3711 Loyal user Cumming, GA 218 Posts
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On Mar 10, 2019, obrienmagic wrote: Obrienmagic- Where can this Shoot Ogawa trick be found? Is this his triumph that ends in New Deck Order? Or is it a color changing deck? I saw him perform a NDO triumph on the extra's of one of the Fat Brothers Dvd's but I haven't been able to find where it was taught.
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langston3711 Loyal user Cumming, GA 218 Posts
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2 of my favorite color changing deck routines are Tidal Wave Aces and Ballet Stunner both by John Guastafarro
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dj Inner circle 1180 Posts
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Pit Hartling's Color Changing Mind.
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PASCAL Loyal user France 269 Posts
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Hi
Dr BOB color changing deck is so great ! À fooler ... PAscal |
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qkeli Special user paris,france 792 Posts
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Can someone give me the source where is published Pit Hartling’s color changing mind please
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dj Inner circle 1180 Posts
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On Mar 12, 2019, qkeli wrote: MAGIC Magazine, July 2007 |
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jaschris Loyal user 223 Posts
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I quite like David Forrest's Blurred.
I agree with Kaballah that the Glenn West routine is the most visually appealing. |
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obrienmagic Special user 753 Posts
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On Mar 11, 2019, langston3711 wrote: I believe it can be found in Cultural Exchange Vol 2. The plot is essentially as follows: 2 cards are chosen from a red backed deck. The first selection is lost into the pack which is shuffled faceup into facedown. The deck is spread and all the cards are facedown except the selection. The deck is shuffled faceup into facedown again. The second selection is shown and the deck sis spread again. This time every card of the matching suit is revealed to be face up as in order. The kicker ending is all the faceup cards are revealed to have blue backs and all of the red backed cards are revealed to have blank faces.
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langston3711 Loyal user Cumming, GA 218 Posts
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Thanks for the info Obrienmagic
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aabc Regular user 153 Posts
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I'm with SleightlyChris and neoinwonderland - I like Joshua Jay's PRISM deck routine. The final triumph effect, where 4 red cards are seen over and over is a wonderful convincer, as those four red cards are held by the spectator. What really makes the routine though is when they are switched in their hands for 4 other coloured back cards, when apparently nothing takes place, so thekicker is even more remarkable.
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helder Inner circle Portugal 1065 Posts
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My favorites are: Giobbi's, Nick Einhorn and Joshua Jay versions.
My version of Eddie fetcher "Be Honest What's it?" it's available at Penguin Magic
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