On Jun 4, 2018, simplymagicweb wrote:
Yesterday I used it as follows - spectator asked to think of a famous celebrity, which is peeked by your fav method. Then the DFB brought in play and if the celeb is on the list.... BOOM! Obviously if the celeb isn’t on the list, then just proceed reveal the peeked info and don’t bring the DFB into play but if it is on the list.... OMG, they freak! It’s a double whammy

On Jun 4, 2018, Martin.Lester wrote:

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On Jun 4, 2018, simplymagicweb wrote:
Yesterday I used it as follows - spectator asked to think of a famous celebrity, which is peeked by your fav method. Then the DFB brought in play and if the celeb is on the list.... BOOM! Obviously if the celeb isn’t on the list, then just proceed reveal the peeked info and don’t bring the DFB into play but if it is on the list.... OMG, they freak! It’s a double whammy

You will be intrested to know that on the next series of Fool us, Simon Pierro handed out his Phone with a list of 100 Celebrity’s and one person was asked to name a number (Think it was 46) then hand to Penn to confirmed all the names were different, and name at 46 was Marie Osmond

He then introduced a “3D Printer” to print Marie Osmond who happened to have a show at Hotel along the strip

I won't tell you if it did fool them as you will have to watch in September

On Jun 4, 2018, simplymagicweb wrote:
Yesterday I used it as follows - spectator asked to think of a famous celebrity, which is peeked by your fav method. Then the DFB brought in play and if the celeb is on the list.... BOOM! Obviously if the celeb isn’t on the list, then just proceed reveal the peeked info and don’t bring the DFB into play but if it is on the list.... OMG, they freak! It’s a double whammy

On Jun 16, 2018, AceFace wrote:
This is my favourite and gets fantastic results... I start with placing a folded £5 note on the table and then as I’m placing the business card down next to the note I tell the spectator that I have made 2 predictions and if I get either of the predictions wrong then they can keep the fiver...because I make this statement as I’m placing the business card next to the note the spectator thinks my predictions are on the business card. I then start by telling the spectator that in my notes I have got a list of 100 celebrities, I ask them to name a number between 1 and 100... once they have told me the number I then do the dirty work and turn the phone to face the spectator, I ask them to open my “notes” and then open the list of celebrities and find the celebrity next to their chosen number ( Winston Churchill ) I then say...”is it fair to say that if you had chosen another number then you would be looking at a completely different celebrity” they always agree with that statement. I tell them to remember the celebrity and to close my “notes app” once they have done this I then take the phone and open the calculator. (Force calculator) a brilliant app for forcing any number much better than using toxic force and looks exactly the same as the apple calculator....
I then tell the spectator he or she is going to create a large random number, I ask the spectator to call out a 4 digit number, this is imputed into the calculator and then I press the times button and ask for another 4 digit number, I press the equals button and your force number appears on the screen (the forced number is the serial number on the five pound note) then either get the spectator to write down the number or just leave the phone on the table with the number showing. I then ask the spectator to look at my predictions and they automatically pick up the business card that says “to see my predictions open the £5....
When they do they see Winston Churchill and the matching serial number..obviously you can do the reveal however you want. This has been getting me fantastic reactions
I hope all that makes sense

On Jun 26, 2018, SethHoward wrote:
I have been using this and it is amazing.

On Jun 16, 2018, AceFace wrote:
This is my favourite and gets fantastic results... I start with placing a folded £5 note on the table and then as I’m placing the business card down next to the note I tell the spectator that I have made 2 predictions and if I get either of the predictions wrong then they can keep the fiver...because I make this statement as I’m placing the business card next to the note the spectator thinks my predictions are on the business card. I then start by telling the spectator that in my notes I have got a list of 100 celebrities, I ask them to name a number between 1 and 100... once they have told me the number I then do the dirty work and turn the phone to face the spectator, I ask them to open my “notes” and then open the list of celebrities and find the celebrity next to their chosen number ( Winston Churchill ) I then say...”is it fair to say that if you had chosen another number then you would be looking at a completely different celebrity” they always agree with that statement. I tell them to remember the celebrity and to close my “notes app” once they have done this I then take the phone and open the calculator. (Force calculator) a brilliant app for forcing any number much better than using toxic force and looks exactly the same as the apple calculator....
I then tell the spectator he or she is going to create a large random number, I ask the spectator to call out a 4 digit number, this is imputed into the calculator and then I press the times button and ask for another 4 digit number, I press the equals button and your force number appears on the screen (the forced number is the serial number on the five pound note) then either get the spectator to write down the number or just leave the phone on the table with the number showing. I then ask the spectator to look at my predictions and they automatically pick up the business card that says “to see my predictions open the £5....
When they do they see Winston Churchill and the matching serial number..obviously you can do the reveal however you want. This has been getting me fantastic reactions
I hope all that makes sense