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Hey all!
I'm Holley from Texas. I've always been enamored with all the tricks and flourishes and, of course, the dedicated people who make it look so easy. I've been experimenting with a few easier flourishes myself and am enjoying it very much - even if I spend two thirds of my time picking up cards off the floor
I'm also impressed with all of the designers out there, I mean really - Nice work! They take card art to a whole other level and it's awesome.
Unrelated to cardistry, I'm also a comic book, manga, anime, and sci-fi fan.
Anyways, for now I will keep lurking around the forum for any tips or general chit chat, assuming I'm approved Until then - Have a good day everyone!
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I'm Holley from Texas. I've always been enamored with all the tricks and flourishes and, of course, the dedicated people who make it look so easy. I've been experimenting with a few easier flourishes myself and am enjoying it very much - even if I spend two thirds of my time picking up cards off the floor
I'm also impressed with all of the designers out there, I mean really - Nice work! They take card art to a whole other level and it's awesome.
Unrelated to cardistry, I'm also a comic book, manga, anime, and sci-fi fan.
Anyways, for now I will keep lurking around the forum for any tips or general chit chat, assuming I'm approved Until then - Have a good day everyone!
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Welcome, Holley!
A tip for those times when you drop a lot of cards is to stand over a bed, makes picking them up a lot easier. Particularly useful when learning aerial cuts and armspreads
A tip for those times when you drop a lot of cards is to stand over a bed, makes picking them up a lot easier. Particularly useful when learning aerial cuts and armspreads
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Glad to see a fellow manga reader ! What series are you following besides the big 3/4?
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Re: Hello from MotleyFool!
MagikFingerz wrote:Welcome, Holley!
A tip for those times when you drop a lot of cards is to stand over a bed, makes picking them up a lot easier. Particularly useful when learning aerial cuts and armspreads
Thanks for the tip!
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Almost finished with vol #2 of Rurouni Kenshin. You?volantangel wrote:Glad to see a fellow manga reader ! What series are you following besides the big 3/4?
Also, what is this big 3/4 you speak of? I must know!
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Haha well there naruto, bleach and one piece. Fairy tail is becoming really hugeMotleyFool wrote:Almost finished with vol #2 of Rurouni Kenshin. You?volantangel wrote:Glad to see a fellow manga reader ! What series are you following besides the big 3/4?
Also, what is this big 3/4 you speak of? I must know!
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Hey, I watch all those too.
Rurouni Kenshin is the best.
Where in Texas are you, fool? Anywhere near Austin?
Rurouni Kenshin is the best.
Where in Texas are you, fool? Anywhere near Austin?
No matter where you go... there you are :|
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Nice avatar Holley.
Welcome to the forums! Big DC fan myself but I dabble in manga such as Evangelion, Dragonball and Saint Seiya. I watched Samurai X as a child but haven't picked up the manga, yet.
Welcome to the forums! Big DC fan myself but I dabble in manga such as Evangelion, Dragonball and Saint Seiya. I watched Samurai X as a child but haven't picked up the manga, yet.
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Re: Hello from MotleyFool!y
volantangel wrote:Haha well there naruto, bleach and one piece. Fairy tail is becoming really hugeMotleyFool wrote:Almost finished with vol #2 of Rurouni Kenshin. You?volantangel wrote:Glad to see a fellow manga reader ! What series are you following besides the big 3/4?
Also, what is this big 3/4 you speak of? I must know!
Ah! Of course... didn't much like Fairy Tail
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Sharpie wrote:Hey, I watch all those too.
Rurouni Kenshin is the best.
Where in Texas are you, fool? Anywhere near Austin?
San Antonio, love Austin though
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Thanks for the welcome, you've got a nice avatar yourselfEoghann wrote:Nice avatar Holley.
Welcome to the forums! Big DC fan myself but I dabble in manga such as Evangelion, Dragonball and Saint Seiya. I watched Samurai X as a child but haven't picked up the manga, yet.
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