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nathanjosephs

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May 16, 2007
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I recall earlier in my life seeing this website that had a line of cards on it. You picked your card, they showed new ones, you said whether it was there or not, and then they put up new cards. I know how it works, but I cannot find the link to it. It is the thing where the computer always has your card on the screen. Well that is the point of it anyway.

Thanks for the help, and I am just hoping someone knows what I am talking about and can provide a link.
 
I've seen a link to it posted here in at MR. I don't think the subject of the original post had anything about cards, though. It was more like "How the crap do they do this?" or something.
 
I found some that appear to be quite similar, if not the same, but searching for online card tricks in google.
 
ahh Telp, it is quite nice to see you here my dear friend. I laugh at myself for asking this question, for a simple google search with the right words led me to it immediately

gracias, and enjoy the game, for it is quite clever
 
Hi people, do you think David Blaine was a success or a failure for what he did last night? Even though he did not break the world record, David Blaine did hold his breath a hell of a lot longer than I ever could. Plus, he broke the record for the longest time spent under water. I think that if he hadn't spent that much time underwater, he could've broke the record for holding his breath.
 
I've seen a link to it posted here in at MR. I don't think the subject of the original post had anything about cards, though. It was more like "How the crap do they do this?" or something.

It had me fooled for a second too... The trick is you can pick all five cards and they'll all be different. Neat find though. I've never seen that one before.

Rats! I just realized the date on this thread! Grr....
 
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