On 2011-02-20 13:36, gaffed wrote:
Perhaps I’ll sit back today and watch a good old fashion movie to relax. Maybe something like “Pulp Fiction” or “Kill Bill”?

On 2011-02-20 14:00, Andrewzuber wrote:

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On 2011-02-20 13:36, gaffed wrote:
Perhaps I’ll sit back today and watch a good old fashion movie to relax. Maybe something like “Pulp Fiction” or “Kill Bill”?

Phew, good thing you didn't pick an old movie. I heard the acting in all of those is ROTTEN.

On 2011-02-18 11:39, gaffed wrote:

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On 2011-02-17 21:25, Justin N. Miller wrote:

we have an opportunity to take the world to an amazing place and cause them to think diff. about life, their lives, and the world in which they live in... that's my def of magic.

Wow...do you seriously believe that you, or any magician for that matter, actually believes he or she can achieve or actually strives that? Perhaps better put; do you seriously think that any magician is striving for that when they perform magic no matter how fantastic the effect may be may be? I mean really….magic is nothing more than entertainment; nothing MORE....nothing LESS. To think that magic is anything more is delusional. Do you for one moment think that when you “magically” make ones quarter go through a plastic water bottle that they will go home with a glazed look on their respective faces and think differently about life, reevaluate their lives and the world they live in!

I can assure you that no matter how strong an effect might possibly be, people will simply go home and may perhaps think, and or tell others; “Wow, that dude performed some really amazing sh!t” and that will be about the extent of it. Although I can fully appreciate your fervor and enthusiasm for magic let’s keep our feet on the ground and get real. If you actually feel that way I’d strongly suggest that perhaps you start a new religion and open up a church! No, I’m not trying to rag on you personally here as someone else seems to be doing constantly, and in all honesty is getting to the point of being out and outright childish. I would be making this same response to what you said even if Dai Vernon were still alive and made the same statement.

On 2011-02-19 17:16, Dr. Magic wrote:
B Smith and Miller go on rants about the bad review process Craig And Dave have...and then Miller thanks them for the great review on one of his products. Flip flop twister mc-twisters at his finest!

So...they hate the reviews Craig and Dave do, unless it's in their favor.

WHAT PRO'S they are!

On 2011-02-19 17:57, The One wrote:
I respect Bsmiths ideas even if I don't think they are as definitive as he has stated them here. I also like his products, and if I wanted to buy one I'd buy it with or without the aprooval of a single review source.

I also don't think he would've made these videos if Justin Miller weren't around to encourage them so I think you should stop hanging out with him.

On 2011-02-19 19:11, lumberjohn wrote:
I found JM's statements about announcing the passing of another member extremely offensive. Obviously, when a club member passes on, that is not a good situation. It is in fact the very definition of a bad situation. And addressing that with club members is a sensitive and difficult issue. You want to be prompt in alerting everyone, but email would seem to be a cold solution. So you would need to address it in person the next time everyone was meeting. To simply ignore the passing of a beloved friend and colleague of the club and act as though nothing had happened would be disrespectful to the deceased and those who cared about him. It is unfortunate that such information might color the evening's events for some, but that is just a fact of life.

Professionals can handle such things. They are prepared for such things. They know that not every crowd is going to be warmed up for them and the not every performing situation is going to be under ideal circumstances. They don't blame the deceased or the person put into the incredibly awkward position of having to relay that information to others if they have a bad night. That is what it means to be a professional.

On 2011-02-20 11:33, Double J wrote:

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On 2011 Justin N. Miller wrote:

I would also like to add that I do not believe in your view of what magic is, in that "our job is to make people smile" there are a lot of things that can make people smile...magic then becomes just another "oh, wow, that's cool you tricky person you"

I do not want to be considered as someone who is "really good with your hands" or "wow you must practice a lot" or "I don't want to play cards with this guy"...If you think that those comments are from people thinking they experienced real magic..sorry (game buzzard sound)

we have an opportunity to take the world to an amazing place and cause them to think diff. about life, their lives, and the world in which they live in... that's my def of magic. I have been short of that mark,many,many,times (even I agree some of my magic over the years has been yucky..strolling hands ahhemm). But I also know I have HIT that mark many,many,many,times as well and that moment is exactly why I keep doing this..what are your reasons?
JM

'REALLY'!!!! You need to start cutting your pills in half. You are suffering from a classic case of 'Delusional Disorder'. Pretty funny that you actually believe that crap though. LMAO!!

On 2011-02-22 15:15, Matthew U wrote:
I fount this when I was on youtube . It looks to me like Justin miller and b smith have changed their mind !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trbucFnhbz4

On 2011-02-22 19:43, Justin N. Miller wrote:
Are you guys stupid seriously... have you found the secret to immortality or do you think I have? WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE SO I AM TALKING ABOUT MYSELF AND YOU AS WELL!

On 2011-02-22 20:27, Dr. Magic wrote:

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On 2011-02-22 19:43, Justin N. Miller wrote:
Are you guys stupid seriously... have you found the secret to immortality or do you think I have? WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE SO I AM TALKING ABOUT MYSELF AND YOU AS WELL!

OK, I'll be serious again.

Justin MIller has no idea what it is like to lose a loved one. NOW..I'm not saying there haven't been people that passed on in his life. But if you research, as I have, his history in magic, he's a sociopath. He has ZERO feeling ( think Ted Bundy ) as to how people feel.

The judge that passed sentence on Bundy said he wished Bundy went to Law School, because he would have liked to have tried his cases. That's how smart and charismatic Bundy was.

B Smith has been duped by Miller ( AGAIN ). Paul Harris too, but...Miller had something to offer to make money off of.

Delete this post or ban me, but that does not change the history.