"Bermuda" (in the Feb. "Genii") directs the magi: "then you divine the first card...fish as best you can..."
Any suggestions would be appreciated for "divining/fishing", either specific ideas from Forum readers, or references to books/dvds, etc.
It sounds as if "Bermuda" can be an awesome effect but I'm divining-challenged and need some help! Thanks!
"Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
The current, inaugural issue of ANTIMONY has an extended essay by Jon Racherbaumer (with much input by Bob Farmer) on effective fishing strategies. "Worth the price of the issue" as they say!
Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
Thanks, Richard, for the suggestion; I am not, however, planning to subscribe to ANTIMONY, so I am still in need of divining/fishing helps.
Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
While I do feel a subscription is an excellent value (less than the cost of the combined single issues, plus the eBook version of the complete volume on CD-Rom at year's end), we'll soon have single copies of the first issue in our H & R Magic Book inventory for just $20 each plus shipping. I really think this is a bargain for the information in this particular issue. Once stocked, we'll post a notice in the "Just received" section of our website
H & R Magic Books
But I have been told we may not be able to get more than a dozen issues, several of which are already committed.
H & R Magic Books
But I have been told we may not be able to get more than a dozen issues, several of which are already committed.
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Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
I think we should all toss Chaucer to the ground and sit on him until he subscribes.
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Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
Help! I'm being tossed to the ground;
No ANTIMONY, no help to be found.
Please: though I may not subscribe
It's no mean diatribe,
Rather: will by divining inquiry ever be found?
No ANTIMONY, no help to be found.
Please: though I may not subscribe
It's no mean diatribe,
Rather: will by divining inquiry ever be found?
Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
I'm starting to get a sense that this Antimony thing might be worth looking into.
Re: "Divining the Card" in Derren Brown's "Bermuda"
This tactic may not actually work - some people actually pay good money to be tossed to the ground and sat upon !?!Originally posted by Richard Kaufman:
I think we should all toss Chaucer to the ground and sit on him until he subscribes.