Thistle // Control
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Thistle // Control
by cardkiller13 » Sat Jul 31, 2010 3:46 am
Thistle. Simple. Easy. Deceptive. Stunning
The thistle control is a very different control in that its angle proof (when done smoothly) and virtually easy.
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The thistle control is a very different control in that its angle proof (when done smoothly) and virtually easy.
Credits//Joshua Jay, Erdnase, Oliver Macia, Braproductions
.The Philosopher.
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Re: Thistle // Control
by A+Paradox » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:39 pm
Smooth bro, real smooth. Although, I do have a bit of skepticism when you say it\'s angle proof.
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Re: Thistle // Control
by Ampersan5340 » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:28 am
You\'re right A+Paradox, it is not angle proof.
I\'m sorry to say this is a variation of a sleight already made. If you look in \"Best of Friends Vol.3\" Bob Farmer contributes an idea that is exactly like this without the twist you use. However he shifts an entire packet as opposed to a single card.
Looks really good though, just sorry to say that something similar has been done.
I\'m sorry to say this is a variation of a sleight already made. If you look in \"Best of Friends Vol.3\" Bob Farmer contributes an idea that is exactly like this without the twist you use. However he shifts an entire packet as opposed to a single card.
Looks really good though, just sorry to say that something similar has been done.
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