Topic: Your timeless advice

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Posted by: MagicMason (Aug 25, 2011 12:36am)

Thank you Mr Erdnase for coming and sharing with us... from your eternal rest. What three indispensable card moves / sleights do you recommend learning to really entertain others with a deck of cards?

Tom

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Posted by: Pete Biro (Aug 25, 2011 3:38am)

Nice of you to communicate. Can you post your mug shot?

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Posted by: mumford (Aug 25, 2011 3:35pm)

Welcome, please let us know if the version of your life that Busby published is accurate in any way.

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Posted by: tincture (Aug 25, 2011 5:02pm)

How should we expect replies to arrive? Should I be locking my doors?

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Posted by: James Andrews (Aug 25, 2011 5:07pm)

Anxiously anticipating his arrival.

James D. Andrews

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Posted by: Shawn Evans (Aug 25, 2011 7:22pm)

He probably has not got the hang of a computer keyboard quite yet!

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Posted by: RS1963 (Aug 25, 2011 7:47pm)

Where's John Edward when you need him the most?:P

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Posted by: S.W.Erdnase (Aug 26, 2011 11:04am)

MagicMason,

Looking only to our own experience, and assuming you are a conjurer, a good change, a pass, and a palm will suffice. With an eye towards modern developments, we would suggest the "double-lift," an overhand false shuffle, and a force.

S.W.E.

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Posted by: Pete Biro (Aug 26, 2011 12:15pm)

What kind of top change did One Arm MacDonald use?

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Posted by: MagicMason (Aug 26, 2011 5:38pm)

Thank you S W E. Very helpful. Your words remind me of the verse... "he being dead, yet speaketh" Mr Lorayne says similar summarizing things. Great job!

Tom

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Posted by: S.W.Erdnase (Aug 28, 2011 4:20am)

MagicMason,

Even here in the great beyond we're familiar with Mr. Lorayne's works. Although we believe excessive vanity would be his undoing at the card table, his Close-up Card Magic is indispensible to the modern card conjurer.

S.W.E.