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Coleman 07-28-2005 03:33 PM

[quote="Scalping Chief":db33e]teach us winged silver[/quote:db33e]it's the same principle as being 1 ahead like that crumbled paper trick.

Bleuachdu 07-28-2005 05:30 PM

Coleman you wang... show me how to do these kind:

[url:3d6fe]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-vanish-trick.wmv[/url:3d6fe]

[url:3d6fe]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-unexpecded-trick.wmv[/url:3d6fe]

... or this one:

[url:3d6fe]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-mbox-trick.wmv[/url:3d6fe]

KTOG 07-28-2005 05:33 PM

Not enough pockets in your sweater vest ...

Invest in one of these:

[img]http://www.adamsimaging.com/Blues_Traveler_22W.jpg[/img]

Coleman 07-28-2005 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleuachdu
Coleman you wang... show me how to do these kind:

[url:6df60]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-vanish-trick.wmv[/url:6df60]

[url:6df60]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-unexpecded-trick.wmv[/url:6df60]

... or this one:

[url:6df60]http://www.pubtricks.com/payperview/tricks/pub-mbox-trick.wmv[/url:6df60]

the first one I know a slight variation of. You have a bunch of people feel it and the last person that you let feel it is your accomplice. You lower the napkin low enough so it covers the move. Your accomplice takes the glass, in this case, and places it on their lap. Usually the napkin will retain its shape.

The Second one is definately easy as fuck. The guy just crumbles the napkin around the glass. Watch when he pulls it back to the edge of the table. He'll release his grip at the instance he pulls the cup back to show you the quarter is there. It'll drop onto his lap. THe napkin will naturally keep its shape easily. Try it and you can see how easy it is to do.

As for the last one, I don't know what the fuck that is biggrin:

Cethin 07-28-2005 11:31 PM

I believe the last one (the card to matchbox trick) is very simple if this is the way it is done. The person already has the matchbox behind the card which is being held in place by his index finger. The card is mainly being held in place by his middle finger so when he goes to flick it, he just palms the card and the matchbox is where it is supposed to be, held up by the index finger. Notice how he never shows you the back of the card or anything like that, it's already set up, ready to go.

Coleman 07-28-2005 11:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cethin
I believe the last one (the card to matchbox trick) is very simple if this is the way it is done. The person already has the matchbox behind the card which is being held in place by his index finger. The card is mainly being held in place by his middle finger so when he goes to flick it, he just palms the card and the matchbox is where it is supposed to be, held up by the index finger. Notice how he never shows you the back of the card or anything like that, it's already set up, ready to go.

yeah, i figured the matchbox was behind the thing. I tried to slow it down and look at it frame by frame, but it only had 1 frame deticated to the switch. Couldn't really tell.

Cethin 07-28-2005 11:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coleman
yeah, i figured the matchbox was behind the thing. I tried to slow it down and look at it frame by frame, but it only had 1 frame deticated to the switch. Couldn't really tell.

He has hacks

Coleman 07-28-2005 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cethin
Quote:

Originally Posted by Coleman
yeah, i figured the matchbox was behind the thing. I tried to slow it down and look at it frame by frame, but it only had 1 frame deticated to the switch. Couldn't really tell.

He has hacks

I fucking knew it!


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