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evolve629 Inner circle A stack of 3838 Posts |
With a deck of regular cards, I'd show 'em The Sweetest Sound by Scott Cram. Totally impromptu and you get the spec personally involved in this effect.
One hundred percent of the shots you don't take don't go in - Wayne Gretzky
My favorite part is putting the gaffs in the spectators hands...it gives you that warm fuzzy feeling inside! - Bob Kohler |
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chappelly Special user Down Under 744 Posts |
Rubberbands, ring , cord, a 20 cent piece, and a packet trick (Double Back, Charge It, Three Card Monte, etc.}.
Chappelly |
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Dai Hard Regular user 138 Posts |
You guys carry cards, gimmicked coins, and thumb tips on you AT ALL TIMES? I can't imagine. I have Bendover Bills and Roger Klause's Bill Transpo in my wallet, that's it. Other than that, it's borrowed and impromptu. I'm not trying to offend anyone, but I'd feel like a major geek if someone asked to see a trick and I replied, "Well, luckily I just happen to have this silk with me. Does anyone have a Mexican centavo with them? Oh wait, here's one....."
Peace.
Infinite Rider on the Big Dogma
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David Rysin New user 20 Posts |
1. A deck of Bikes
2. A Brass Hot Rod 3. My Business card holder which contains: -Entourage -WOW -Some duplicates -And of course business cards I can do 2+ hours of close-up with what fits in my pockets ...comfortable too, I may add. ~Magically, Dave |
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mrsmiles Elite user 443 Posts |
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On 2007-09-27 07:09, Dai Hard wrote: Here's how for a TT... I've got 6. One in each of my jackets. Pretty much guarantees not being without one. They're cheap, it's not a lot to spend.
mrsmiles
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Jon_Thompson Inner circle Darkest Cheshire 2404 Posts |
I always carry a Haunted Key on my key ring, and at least a well worked ID in every coat I own.
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spencerpeterson Regular user New York City 186 Posts |
Rubber bands
deck of cards sometimes a half dollar Time is Money |
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tank5030 Regular user Portsmouth, VA 151 Posts |
A TT and small silk
Rubber bands for CMH A "Find the Lady" type card trick in my wallet A few coins |
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one funny magic boy New user 12 Posts |
Bill switch its killer
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Corbett Inner circle Indiana 1161 Posts |
I'm with Tank. TT and bill for bill switch, rubber bands, and coins.
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Michael Peterson Inner circle is where I'm trapped, because of my 4071 Posts |
I carry a small puch on my belt with-
A deck Cards for my handling of twisted sisters Tarot cards for Paul Wilsons Gypsy Monte Free will Hopping Halves A few dupes & gaffed cards Outlaw wallet A mini sharpie I have a Pimpernel wallet as my every day wallet A T.T. in my pocket Always ready! Mike |
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Art190 Elite user 447 Posts |
I carry a TT, coins with some gaffs, and my greed gimmick.
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Ray_Mago New user Rio Rancho 82 Posts |
Always, no matter wherever I go, I always carry the "this, that, other," card trick and an effect I created called the "coin melt."
Have you Amazed?
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Art190 Elite user 447 Posts |
I hate carrying a pack of playing cards when there are other effects that aer stronger and don't take that much space.
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Ben Morris-Rains Regular user Larkspur, Colorado 111 Posts |
I didn't read through all these but I think the best answer would be nothing. If you really have to carry coins and deck on you, and six packet tricks and a rope all the time, maybe you need to learn some tricks with objects that are readily available.
Plus I feel like a nerd having all kinds of stuff on me and it is bulky.
PUNCTURE: Pen Through Bill
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mindsynced Regular user 155 Posts |
I use business cards and do a positive/negative routine with a switch out.
Keith Brown
Entertainer, Speaker and Author "Exceeding YOUR Entertaiment Expectations" www.keithbrownentertainment.com "Making Magical Memories~Teaching Biblical Truth" www.keithbrown.org |
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Dr. Eamon Inner circle ------------John Dream------------If you can Dream it, you can Do it! 1317 Posts |
Borrow as much as possible!
As a mantalist: Pen and paper for CT and Magic Square, Q&A, number predictions, and Drawing duplication. Newspaper and needle for prediction 3 Cups for Hide the ball Or do some of the many bodytricks, Twisted arm, Folded arms, Broken arm, Bodylift, Use suggestion for some hypnosis effects Banknote SW serialnumber effect PK Touch and PK Time Favorit carry always props: SUC and Business Cards As a magician: Rubberbands Fingerring and a shoelace Crubled pieces of (news) paper for sponge ball routine and over the head Aluminiumfoil balls for in the nose, eye and head Carry always: Nothing (Sometimes flashpaper) best, Dr. Eamon |
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Red Shadow Inner circle 1788 Posts |
I only take a ring, and do ring tricks.
Heres a demo of my routine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY0eZfB43D8 I find that taking cards around with you makes you look geeky, almost begging for someone to ask you to show them a trick, and gets poor reactions - meaning magic with impromptu normal props always gets a better responce. Stephen Ablett |
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mrtricky New user Denver, CO 60 Posts |
I'm in the camp that believes if you could really do magic - you could do it with anything. I always have my Hundy500 in my wallet, but rarely reach for it. Rather, I employ the magician's choice force with objects readily available, and close with some sleight if necessary. Works for me.
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matt.magicman Inner circle Mars 1524 Posts |
Cards and 4 coins with a shell
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