PenguinsDontFly
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UWR m8?
what?
UWR m8?
I assumed you're gonna solve a 3x3 on a bike.
I could beat the 10 if I could ride without hands (but then again, so can hundreds of other people)
but no, thats not the vid
Talking muffins guide the way. Told me stories of the color cube. How color cube was friendly. Hold the color cube and twist and turn said the muffin. Talking muffin guide the way. Stare into stars, talking muffin commanded. Look into sky, twisty twist color cube. Stars tell you how to twisty twist, talking muffin say. So I listen to star man and star man say how the twisty twist happens. Look down and color cube is same on all the sides. Talking muffin, clap clap his muffin hands. Star man nods at approval. Talking muffin take the color cube again and twisty twist. Star man telling me how to twist. Muffin clap clap with his muffin hands again. Star man exhales. star dust cover the color cube. Star man fly away with talking muffin. They say good bye and tell me that I twisty twist color cube all on my own. I'm scared because star man always tell me how to twisty twist. Talking muffin talks and says. Color cube is friend. color cube will be good. keep twisty twist the color cube talking muffin says because you are star man now. I believe in talking muffin, I start attending competitions for color cube. Always get into final round but not strong enough with old star man telling me how to twisty twist. In heart and in soul, still hear talking muffin even if he gone with star man and I am star man now.
Then I woke up and watched a couple of videos and learned to cube, made tutorial videos, got a bit faster at cubing, started to host a cubing podcast and here I am.
About a year ago, I was at my Dad's friend's cottage and he had a Rubik's cube. I played with it for a couple ours and finally learned how to solve one side (not correctly though ). The following week I saw a speed cuber at camp doing it quickly while in the splits and it inspired my friend to begin solving it. He taught me how to do one side properly and I was pretty satisfied with my self. A couple months later he lost interest in it and asked if I wanted his cube,and I said sure. The cube was in pretty bad shape (missing 3-4 stickers) and it made it hard to understand tutorials. I went to Wall Mart and bought a brand new cube. After a few days of replaying tutorials and writing down LBL algs I solved it. I flipped out and showed everybody n my family the solved cube. Slowly, I began to solve the cube faster and I started timing my self. My initial times were around two and half minutes and I was determined to get under 2m. I went online and like the noob I was believed that the only manufacturer of cubes was Rubik's. I bought the Rubik's speed cube and a 2x2. After about 4 weeks (yes 4) I finally received the two cubes. I was amazed at how much better the 3x3 turned and I got my times down to about 1m 45s. I began to learn how to solve the 2x2 and my times were around 50s. About 2 months went by and I began to plateau. After b beginning to watch cube related videos on YouTube I learned that there were much better cubes than my Rubik's brand. I went online and ordered a Dayan stickerless 2x2, stickerless 3x3 (Zhanchi), and a MF8/Dayan 4x4. I tracked those cubes everyday online until they finally arrived on my doorstep. I was thrilled at how well the 2x2 and 3x3 preformed and I dropped my 3x3 times to 1m 20s. My 2x2 times also improved to around 20s. After a couple of months I slowed down my solves per day unitil I was solving probally once a day. After months of minimal cubing and began to to become more and more interested in cubing. I watched endless cubing videos by CrazyBadCuber, Felix, JRCuber, etc. During this time I aquired a Shengshou 3x3 (Auroa), 5x5, Pyraminx, and a Z-Cube 2x2x3. I have even started my own YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqm7XIqXhDr0L16FF3pkQQ). My times have drastically improved as I have learned 4ll and my version of F2L (40s avg). The most improved time is 2x2 in which I practice so much (50-75 solves a day). Currently I have a regular 7s (3.25 single pb) avg. This might seem really long and drawn out but I doesn't matter because I had a lot of fun writing it!