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backinblack Special user 891 Posts 
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On 2011-02-07 14:27, Colin wrote: hey cloin, any release-date for dangerous? greetz |
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Christopher Caldwell New user Scottsdale, Arizona 86 Posts
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Correct Change from Jon Racherbaumer's At the Table
Birthday Telepathy from Michael Skinner's Classic Sampler or "Padding" from Paul Curry's World's Beyond Annemann's Triple Telepathy as outlined by Stuart Cumberland in The Annemann Act Book Mentalism (with the phone book) also as outlined in Cumberland's Annemann Act (I have used this in front of as few as 10 and up to 500 people with much success) PK Time from Banachek Magic Square (the one in Allerton's Close Up Magician) Hope it helps, Chris |
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magic4545 Inner circle Jimmy Fingers 1166 Posts
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Right now, my favorite is Inconceivable, as seen on YouTube video, just search it with my name...
Standing Between Objects Free Will of Order Those are my favorites. Jimmy Fingers |
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Miraclemakers Special user INA 684 Posts
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Free Will, OOTW, Pseudo Hypnosis, curveball
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ash2arani Special user 913 Posts
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Free Will of Order by Fingers
At the Doors of Perception by Paul Brook Diplopia by Paul Vigil Any peek or equivoque technique Stigmata Curveball (when possible) |
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Jamie D Inner circle Ontario, Canada 2292 Posts
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I carry my stealth wallet all of the time. In there I have some business cards and some paper.
I have a nice presentation using a CT. Kind of a personal effect that can lead into a reading. I also like to perform: A pic. duplication evoque (Docc Hilford) Astrology sign reveal. Sometimes a book test providing there is a book that someone may have lying around For me it's nothing new, just some simple effects with some nice presentations. I use to half to have the newest thing that was hot but found my self asking why when I kept going back to the same thing. Don't get me wrong there are some great effects being released all of the time but the only thing I have bought in the last year is a parapad and just the other day, Sanctum 2 (I know I'm late to the keger) Daren
Twitter @darjames
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ksalaz1 Loyal user 236 Posts
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Ct is the best impromptu, I agree.
"Master of the Obvious"
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magicman29 Inner circle hertfordshire 1233 Posts
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Definitely Pk touches by banachek!
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*Mark Lewis* V.I.P. 1325 Posts
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Dotty Spots. I bet nobody hear has ever heard of it unless they come from the UK.
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gabelson Inner circle conscientious observer 2085 Posts
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CT and PW
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2760 Posts
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Now it is Paul Vigil's Diplopia or Paul Vigil's High 5.
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Chris K Inner circle 2498 Posts
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Yeah, my favorite impromptu trick when cards are around is the double lift. Oh wait, that's a technique, not an effect...? Why then are people offering the CT as a trick then... oh, they don't get it, I got it.
For me, and this changes a lot, it depends on what is around: playing cards: Las Vegas Leaper, a variation of a Stewart James effect (“The Anticipator”, The James File, p. 1231) business cards: Memory work (e.g., Glemme variations), effects that would be considered variations of Cassidy's Name/Place routine (closest thing to what I do is the Name/Place routine, at least), "magic square" routine (Combo of Paul Brook's and Doug Dyment's stuff) random objects: something along the lines of Doc's E'Voque (however you spell it), psychological suggestion-type effects (I think I like some of the work out of PS3 but I might be confusing it with PS2: PS1 stuff is great but that's more a toolbox versus whole effects in the later editions) nothing: readings (usually with a psychological slant, see P. Brook's "The Alchemical Tools"), physical pyschic stunts. There are a few good ones in "Devil of a Pub and Bar", along with a ton of other impromptu stuff, I particularly love the application of principles used in the coaster drawing matching game. I usually actually carry a small card with a list of the impromptu effects I'm focusing in on at that time. Lem |
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IAIN Eternal Order england 18818 Posts
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Talking...
listening... CMR... Eq*******... Bil****... impromptu asterisks adding...
I've asked to be banned
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Dreadnought Special user Athens, Georgia 836 Posts
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Ring of Truth
Kioku Numero
Peace
"Ave Maria gratia plena Dominus tecum..." Scott Would you do anything for the person you love? |
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Ian Rowland Special user London 876 Posts
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Telling the person about themselves, including details even their friends and family might not be aware of; relating details about their past, their present, their future; commenting on their hopes, dreams and aspirations; reminding them of curious incidents that happened in their lives months or years ago; passing positive and cautiously optimistic comments about their current concerns; leaving them with the knowledge that they are unique, special and well worth meeting; above leaving them with the feeling that it was a singular pleasure and a delight for me to talk with them for a while.
www.ianrowland.com . Working Magic.
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mastermindreader V.I.P. Seattle, WA 12589 Posts
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Ian has pretty well summed it up. THAT'S what mentalism is all about!
Thanks for posting that. Best- Bob |
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Looch Inner circle Off by 3413 Posts
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Theres a routine that has been coined the "F*** o**" technique. Its a totally impromptu piece that relies on nothing but my words and their imagination. Using it I can tailor ANY presentational angle to it and directly read their mind. Nothing is written down, EVERYTHING is done in their minds yet the performer can nail it time and time again. Its called the FO technique as that's the response of both Dr Todd Landman and Roni S when they independently had me perform it on them.
Over the years I have shared it with 5/6 other performers and I consider it the most powerful impromptu piece I can ever perform. Im hyping it but I'm being honest at the same time |
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IAIN Eternal Order england 18818 Posts
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My mental powers are telling me that Looch will now get inundated by people saying "is this for sale?"...
I am also seeing the colour green, and some kind "specialist magazine"...
I've asked to be banned
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Gerry Hennessey Special user 855 Posts
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On 2011-07-14 15:53, Ian Rowland wrote: Quote:
On 2011-07-14 15:53, Ian Rowland wrote: To me this qualifies as one of the most relevant and valuable pieces of advice I have read in many years. Thank you for that Ian
"Every discipline effects every other discipline. You can't straighten out the corporation if your closet is a mess" Jim Rohn
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Looch Inner circle Off by 3413 Posts
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On 2011-07-14 16:39, IAIN wrote: You wouldnt believe the hit you have got with this comment fella.... |
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