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MagicMunkey New user Nashville 58 Posts 
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I had the Cyclopedia for a year before I realized it was different from the Complete Course. Don't let this happen to you! Some of the best stuff is left out of the pocket size book. Compare the table of contents on Amazon to see the difference.
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critter Inner circle Spokane, WA 2653 Posts
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I am just going to say one. Sucker Torn and Restored Napkin.
It's the one I use to bring a really nasty kid around.
"The fool is one who doesn't know what you have just found out."
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critter Inner circle Spokane, WA 2653 Posts
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The pocket version is a nice portable reference to compliment the full sizer.
Quote: On 2008-10-16 13:51, HollowMan wrote:
"The fool is one who doesn't know what you have just found out."
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MagicMunkey New user Nashville 58 Posts
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The pocket version is a nice portable reference to compliment the full sizer. I agree. One thing to note, however, is because of the way it is bound, it's pretty much impossible to lay open flat. My copy is completely shredded but it was well used before I got the Complete Course. |
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Owen Thomas Special user 504 Posts
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JT Kordesich you do the TIC TAC TOE trick?
I love this trick but don't really get much reaction from it? (only done it twice) What reaction do you get from doing it? |
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BrianMillerMagic Inner circle CT 2050 Posts
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On 2008-10-09 16:58, Malus wrote: The Oil and Water given in CCIM is a beautiful application of The Glide, a move that I would otherwise consider impractical. It's one of those silly things I've been using, especially impromptu, for a long time. I've taken it and expanded the routine into three phases now which has made for a great filled-out piece. |
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ehands Special user Mississippi 524 Posts
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On 2008-10-09 19:35, JT Kordesich wrote: My HB copy of 'Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic' ends with a picture of Mark and Dardell on p 472. I looked on every permutation of 4, 8, and 1. No Tic Tac Toe. The other two tricks you recommended were cute and on the pages you sited. What's up? Was a later version expanded?
"Oh look, we have created enchantment." Blanche DuBois
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sleightofand Regular user London, UK 188 Posts
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Check out for sure "double thought projection" its on page 95, awesome effect on people folks!
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The Old Man Regular user 137 Posts
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The Oil and Water given in CCIM is a beautiful application of The Glide, a move that I would otherwise consider impractical. It's one of those silly things I've been using, especially impromptu, for a long time. I've taken it and expanded the routine into three phases now which has made for a great filled-out piece. I think that one of the best uses of the glide, and the most motivated, is Design for Laughter in RRTCM. |
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Magic CPA New user 81 Posts
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My Three Favorites:
Color Changing Aces No. 1 (A simple version of Dr. Daley's last trick. Mr. Wilson actually did this trick on an HBO special) Self-Reversing Pack-Outdone (A simple version of Triumph) Impossible Penetration (A "betcha" type trick that's great to do with corks at parties). |
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JT Kordesich Regular user Pittsburgh 118 Posts
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On 2008-10-21 17:00, ehands wrote: My edition has it at the bottom of page 481, continuing for the next few pages. Softcover.
Illusion: Reality in the mind of the audience.
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Matt Watts Regular user 189 Posts
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Billiard Ball routine- my first routine
Sponge Ball routine- I love sponge balls Cut and restored rope- It teaches the basics to a great effect |
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Darko Bean New user 13 Posts
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There are so many good stuff in this book, some of my favorites are:
Cut and Restored Rope, P.237 - It's classic! Do I have to say more? 
The Sucker Torn and Restored Napkin, P.305 - People always be surprised by the ending. And I always have fun performing it 
The Chapstick Caper, P.498 - The effect of the bill transposition is like real magic. |
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Zenmagic New user 20 Posts
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For me, I love the cups and balls routine because it is really easy to perform and fool people as well (especially for the endings).
I also like the spongeball routine. It always get great reactions in my performance. Felix
"Magic is my meditation" -Jeff Mcbride
Discover the secret to hypnotize anyone instantly and at will! |
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