Dee Christopher
BROKEN WINGS$29.95
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THE BLURB:
Dee Christopher's work on the John Riggs Add-A-Number pad
from The Psychic Agenda.*
With the Broken Wings device, you can easily:
Predict impossible things
Make writing appear, disappear or transform
Create dual realities
Force cards
Automatic writing without special pens
Peek information
Drawing Duplications
Switch billets or cards
This device is a gimmicked pad. It's simple in it's
workings, but since it's conception 2 years ago, I've used
it everywhere, from nightclubs to stages with great success.
There are no complex mechanisms to go wrong, no technology
to fail, this is a pure, invisible gimmick which allows you
to achieve a multitude of impossible effects with ease.
You could set the pad up to satisfy a full act with a
variety of routines. A real mind-reader would appear to
require no props to read minds. All a real mind reader would
need is a pen and paper.
All you need is a pen and this pad of paper to make that a
reality.
8 full routines are taught showing the ins and outs of just
what this amazing device is capable of.
Comes complete with gimmicked pad and 12 page instruction
booklet.
*While both devices were created independently, John got
there first, so this work remains on the market with his
kind endorsement. John's Add-A-Number pad can be found on
page 14 of his book THE PSYCHIC AGENDA which, after reading
the manuscript, comes highly recommended.
MY COMMENTS:
Working pros probably know of the standard way to modify
ordinary notepads into add-a-no pads. Without being
specific, I can say that this technique uses two pads to
make up one. With this version, there is one more addition
that makes all the difference. It is a difference that John
Riggs first talked about in THE PSYCHIC AGENDA.
So what is that difference? What can it do differently? Am
I being thoroughly confusing? Let's just say that this
construction will throw off anyone who knows the secret
behind the aforementioned technique, which has been widely
exposed to laymen. And anyone who uses that technique
should get this to find out this improvement, because I am
quite certain that you will use it. Though Riggs pioneered
this idea, Dee Christopher discusses some new handlings and
uses for this gimmick.
This has been around for awhile as a downloadable e-book,
but this package includes a twelve-page instructional
booklet with color photos and many ideas for routines. Of
course, it also contains a notepad (4" x 6") ready for use.
Anyone who uses the add-a-no pad should be aware of this
idea. It's a good one. Definitely recommended.
Dee Christopher's work on the John Riggs Add-A-Number pad
from The Psychic Agenda.*
With the Broken Wings device, you can easily:
Predict impossible things
Make writing appear, disappear or transform
Create dual realities
Force cards
Automatic writing without special pens
Peek information
Drawing Duplications
Switch billets or cards
This device is a gimmicked pad. It's simple in it's
workings, but since it's conception 2 years ago, I've used
it everywhere, from nightclubs to stages with great success.
There are no complex mechanisms to go wrong, no technology
to fail, this is a pure, invisible gimmick which allows you
to achieve a multitude of impossible effects with ease.
You could set the pad up to satisfy a full act with a
variety of routines. A real mind-reader would appear to
require no props to read minds. All a real mind reader would
need is a pen and paper.
All you need is a pen and this pad of paper to make that a
reality.
8 full routines are taught showing the ins and outs of just
what this amazing device is capable of.
Comes complete with gimmicked pad and 12 page instruction
booklet.
*While both devices were created independently, John got
there first, so this work remains on the market with his
kind endorsement. John's Add-A-Number pad can be found on
page 14 of his book THE PSYCHIC AGENDA which, after reading
the manuscript, comes highly recommended.
MY COMMENTS:
Working pros probably know of the standard way to modify
ordinary notepads into add-a-no pads. Without being
specific, I can say that this technique uses two pads to
make up one. With this version, there is one more addition
that makes all the difference. It is a difference that John
Riggs first talked about in THE PSYCHIC AGENDA.
So what is that difference? What can it do differently? Am
I being thoroughly confusing? Let's just say that this
construction will throw off anyone who knows the secret
behind the aforementioned technique, which has been widely
exposed to laymen. And anyone who uses that technique
should get this to find out this improvement, because I am
quite certain that you will use it. Though Riggs pioneered
this idea, Dee Christopher discusses some new handlings and
uses for this gimmick.
This has been around for awhile as a downloadable e-book,
but this package includes a twelve-page instructional
booklet with color photos and many ideas for routines. Of
course, it also contains a notepad (4" x 6") ready for use.
Anyone who uses the add-a-no pad should be aware of this
idea. It's a good one. Definitely recommended.
