the invisible deck is a life saver!

jonnybaker · **Joined:** 10 Nov 2003 **Posts:** 21

if i ever mess up a trick, or it goes wrong, i just ask them what there card was, and then amaze, when there card is face down in a face up deck!

Ninjax · **Posted:** Mon Mar 29, 2004 7:01 pm

I agree...but it only works for those pick a card tricks.

misterblonde · **Joined:** 23 Apr 2004 **Posts:** 8

kollosal killer is a great out too, and you dont need a whole deck with you.

dylansvederus · **Posted:** Tue May 04, 2004 9:12 pm

I can't stress enough how much i HATE INVISIBLE DECK

Robert_V_Frazier · **Posted:** Tue May 04, 2004 9:21 pm

Must be tough, Dylan, to feel so passionately about something, when nobody cares. The Invisible Deck is a classic workhorse of card magic, one of the very best gimmicked decks. It's proven its worth for decades. That you don't lke it changes none of that; it only shows that you dislike it. Eventually, you may come to your senses, but in the mean time, it would be more helpful if you kept your anti-Invisible Deck spam to yourself. You are not going to persuade anyone that your opinion of it has any validity outside of your own skull.

Particularly since you give no reason for your passionate antipathy toward this great magic prop.

Robert V Frazier

KCOR4 · **Joined:** 07 Mar 2004 **Posts:** 109

Robert_V_Frazier wrote:

Must be tough, Dylan, to feel so passionately about something, when nobody cares.

Quite possibly the funniest thing I've ever read.

jag · **Joined:** 09 Nov 2003 **Posts:** 488 **Location:** Sweden

Another good way to save yourself is to have a duplicate card in you pocket and force the same card. I you screw upp you say:
Did I ever go near my pocket?
And then you pull out the duplicate card and walk away.

tallant · **Posted:** Sun May 09, 2004 2:01 pm

dylansvederus wrote:

I can't stress enough how much i HATE INVISIBLE DECK

Why don't you like it? Its all very well having your own opinion but you really need to back it up with a reason.

Azheim · **Joined:** 23 Apr 2004 **Posts:** 178

jonnybaker wrote:

if i ever mess up a trick, or it goes wrong, i just ask them what there card was, and then amaze, when there card is face down in a face up deck!

Ever since I read this, I've been using the ID for just that.

Thanks a lot... a very good idea.

Splinter · **Posted:** Thu May 13, 2004 4:21 pm

The ID really is the Ultimate out. Hands down IMO.

scotsman · **Joined:** 09 Jul 2004 **Posts:** 5

Exactly how does the invisible deck function? Is it possible to build one or is it a complete gimmick deck?

David Blake

rabbitinthehat · **Joined:** 03 Jul 2003 **Posts:** 88

Azheim wrote:

jonnybaker wrote:

if i ever mess up a trick, or it goes wrong, i just ask them what there card was, and then amaze, when there card is face down in a face up deck!

Ever since I read this, I've been using the ID for just that.

Thanks a lot... a very good idea.

Absolutely!! I wish I had figured this out a while ago....lol. I'm going to carry it on me at all times now!

Thanks guys
~a.C.

NaeD01 · **Joined:** 30 Jun 2004 **Posts:** 15

scotsman telling you this would surely be exposure

Winder · **Posted:** Thu Jul 15, 2004 6:11 pm

scotsman wrote:

Exactly how does the invisible deck function? Is it possible to build one or is it a complete gimmick deck?

David Blake

well the function is "Buy 1 and you'll know" It's no harm getting that deck.

rabbitinthehat · **Joined:** 03 Jul 2003 **Posts:** 88

Winder wrote:

scotsman wrote:

Exactly how does the invisible deck function? Is it possible to build one or is it a complete gimmick deck?

David Blake

well the function is "Buy 1 and you'll know" It's no harm getting that deck.

Blake's right, that's how tricks usually function..and scotsman, you should know, we can't tell you how it works cuz that's EXPOSURE.

~a.C.

the invisible deck is a life saver!

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