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David Rhodes Loyal user 283 Posts 
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Usually some form of billet work, mainly something like Telepathy Plus or Name/Place routine.
CMR and suggestion based demonstrations, are good for entirely impromptu demonstrations. |
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DekEl Inner circle Creates MindTricks. Has exactly: 1172 Posts
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A predict a number from 1 to 100 effect I came up with.
You can purchase my works at: http://www.GetMindTricks.com
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DallasCarter New user 66 Posts
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I always enjoy just a simple mind reading trick using a p*** method. SO many ways to approach it that you can make it up as you go!
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E.C. Valdemar Veteran user Orange County, CA 301 Posts
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My favorites are all totally propless. In no order, they are: Silent Running (Ben Harris), Mene Mene Dekel, Prime V2 (both by Dekel), Imagine (Rick Maue) and Ultimate Imagination (Andrew Gerard). But I hope to add PPR and The Pure Thing by Nefesch. I just haven't tried those yet. LOL
Rob-ing you of your thoughts www.themindofrobert.weebly.com
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Sean Giles Inner circle Cambridge/ UK 3727 Posts
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Probably my own version of Positive/Negative 'Keep Positive'. It's the one I perform if I'm propless. Just need a coin and a classic palm...
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RNK Inner circle 5155 Posts
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Paul Carnazzo's- "Salt"- Great reactions every time!
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DallasCarter New user 66 Posts
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You know, I also believe that any impromptu effect can be transformed into a 'mentalist' routine if you tell the story right
 I like to open sometimes with Dan Garcia's 'Pressure', and talk about the ability to manipulate matter (or something along those lines)
It is such a visual effect that folks in the area stop because well,,,, because they just saw a c******** get put into a b****** ! |
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J.G. the magnificent Special user Griffith Indiana 886 Posts
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If I have nothing at all to use around me it's arm twist and balduci after I build the audience. Otherwise it's sucker torn and restored napkin from Mark Wilsons book. I also like where you can cause a pen to spin around without touching it while delicatly resting on a surface. There is the old lipstick trick, coin magic obviously, mentalism and the list goes on.
Jeremy Gates
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mastermindreader V.I.P. Seattle, WA 12589 Posts
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On 2011-07-16 18:43, J.G. the magnificent wrote: You realize that this is a mentalism forum, don't you? The sucker torn and restored napkin? And no, Dallas, just about any bit of impromptu magic CANNOT be transformed in mentalism. Coins Across does not become mentalism just because you say you are doing it with the powers of your mind. Good thoughts, Bob |
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Doc_Z Loyal user New York, NY 229 Posts
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On 2011-07-16 18:43, J.G. the magnificent wrote: "Mentalism" just got listed casually behind "the old lipstick trick." I'm feeling an interesting cocktail of anger and humility... |
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