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warren Inner circle uk 3280 Posts 
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On Nov 12, 2018, Theodore Lawton wrote: Whilst that list has nothing to do with magic I have to say it is a great list 
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Theodore Lawton Inner circle 1686 Posts
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The hardest "tricks" I know. Still haven't got them quite right.
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warren Inner circle uk 3280 Posts
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On Nov 13, 2018, Theodore Lawton wrote: That's you and me both haha |
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kebmo3108 New user Austria 67 Posts
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On Nov 12, 2018, Theodore Lawton wrote: I really like your post, it is inspiring and it would‘nt be a trick but real magic if many people, and even the most powerful leader(s) would go down this route. But for the tricks it would be: Cards: for sure the most difficult one to choose but I would go for something ungimmicked, let‘s say... „Diminishing not likely“ by Paul Gordon . Easy little, yet strong routine with different elements in it. (false display, transposition, card to anywhere finale). Coins: Two phase Coin Flurry + Jumbo Coin ending Others: ash to palm trick , as there are no ashtrays available, „Double Cross“ brought this trick into the new era. One of the view tricks which I never get bored off. Loved it when I first saw it and still love it. |
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Montana76 Inner circle I hope I one day reach 1170 Posts
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On Nov 18, 2018, kebmo3108 wrote: Hi Kebmo! What two phase coin flurr + jumbo coin ending are you performing? |
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kebmo3108 New user Austria 67 Posts
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Very simple and short:
In the Hand coin vanish with lapping - Slydini style, reproduction , shuttle pass vanish and reproduction behind the ear (old school and as the Finale the Jumbo coin (Jumbo chocolate coin for kids).
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Brent McLeod Inner circle New Zealand 1707 Posts
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Tough to choose so Ill go stage effects rather than closeup, after 25 yrs of performing in the corporate market
strongest reactions..classics I guess! Bill in Lemon Silk to Egg Linking Rings 4 |
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Sharktale.jpg "View Profile") New user Ukraine 19 Posts
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Close up:
- Richard Osterlind dynamo deck. - coin bend - sponge balls Stage: - Anniversary waltz - coins acros + big coin production -snow storm (I do 3 versions- with stars butterflies and red hearts) |
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warren Inner circle uk 3280 Posts
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As a close up magician I find it interesting to hear what 3 effects the stage performers have chosen
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Sharktale New user Ukraine 19 Posts
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On Dec 9, 2018, warren wrote: There are guid lines- coins, carsd, and other... if I had to choose anything, i`d go with: -P**chological force + n**l w**ter -Bob Cassidy 4 dimension. -Booked by Steve Valentine (write the prediction- page number and word, put it in envelope, and give it to someone ``special`` to hold. Find the good place where the page will appear...) You have a killer finale. |
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1KJ Inner circle Warning: We will run out of new tricks in 3733 Posts
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Interesting post as it would probably drive me insane to have to do the same three tricks the rest of my life, but until I went crazy, perhaps:
1. Coin: A routine that I hope to market through Penguin soon where they have a free selection between three different denomination of coins and their selected coin turns into two. 2. Card: I like ACR and ACAAN so much I combined them into one shortened routine of both. 3. Other: If I'm only going to do three, I want my third to leave them with a souvenir, so I would do a drawing duplication, also with a killer method I devised, leaving them with a drawing duplication on the back of my business card. I might include this method in the Penguin release. KJ |
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gong New user San Francisco, CA 14 Posts
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I like to stack my tricks together...
1. Coin: Sign coin => "Revolution vanish", but with the twist that the coin changes to a die => Ask spectator to inspect the die (this serves as mis-direction for the next step) => Signed coin to Impossible Location => Perform mentalism with the die 2. Card: Chicago Opener => ACR, with signed card => Signed card to wallet (using RMW) 3. Other: Double cross |
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Charles Gaff Loyal user 204 Posts
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Well, now it's...
1)Stand Up Monte 2)Fiber Optics 3)Ring Flight Revolution W Wallet Ending |
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imgic Inner circle Moved to Seattle to see 1166 Posts
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Mine would be:
1. My Cut & Restored rope routine 2. Pop Hadyn’s 4 l8nk8ng ring routine 3. My “TV Magic Card” routine
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
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danieltirado New user 53 Posts
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Inject
Coins Across Chop Cup |
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langston3711 Regular user Cumming, GA 189 Posts
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The Trick that Cannot be Explained
Chop Cup ending with Bill in Lemon Ring and String to Nest of Wallets
When a magician lets you notice something on your own, his lie becomes impenetrable
~Teller |
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Greg Rostami V.I.P. Skynet will become self-aware in 2716 Posts
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On Dec 26, 2018, danieltirado wrote: WOW! Thank you. |
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helder Special user Portugal 973 Posts
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Stand Up Monte
Be Honest What’s it?! ( my version with ideas of Pop Haydn, Paul Gertner and myself) Cups and Balls
My version of Eddie fetcher "Be Honest What's it?" it's available at Penguin Magic
Email: heldermagico@gmail.com www.facebook.com/heldermagico |
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todsky Inner circle www.magicstore.ca 2329 Posts
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Fibre Optics (Richard Sanders expanded version of Proffessor’s Nightmare): such a versatile routine that works for kids and adults, closeup or stage, and fits in your pocket!
Invisible Deck Miser’s Dream variation. Todd www.magicstore.ca
Todsky's Magic Shop: over 15,000 tricks, books, DVD s and Card decks. www.magicstore.ca
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SomersetMagi New user 16 Posts
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Ambitious card
Sponge balls Ring to keyfob |
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