[Unofficial] How I perform the (other) U perm: M2 U' M U2 M' U' M2

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As requested.


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M2: right ring finger, R' (Rw M') or Lw' (L M')
U': left index finger
M: right hand, R Rw' or Lw L' (performing this as Rw' R or L' Lw will cause more lockups)
U2: right index and middle fingers
M': left ring finger
U': left index finger
M2: left ring finger, L (Lw' M') or Rw (R' M')

Fingertrick group 1: M2 U' R
Fingertrick group 2: Rw' U2 M'
Fingertrick group 3: U' M2

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This is my slower U perm, sub-1.1 average after warmup :) But it can get as bad as 1.3x on a bad day, I need to work on consistency for this one :rolleyes:
 
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I use M's for these.
Not trying to nitpick, but... ambiguous? :p ;)

Maybe it should be M′'s ? :rolleyes:
I know we went through this already -- the occasional, improper use of apostrophe when making something plural -- but I still prefer one after an acronym. Since the "prime" symbol is part of the acronym, then the apostrophe can follow it and make it less ambiguous. No?
 
I use M's for these.
Not trying to nitpick, but... ambiguous? :p ;)

Maybe it should be M′'s ? :rolleyes:
I know we went through this already -- the occasional, improper use of apostrophe when making something plural -- but I still prefer one after an acronym. Since the "prime" symbol is part of the acronym, then the apostrophe can follow it and make it less ambiguous. No?
Mprime's

M'`s
 
No, honestly, I DON'T know whether he meant M moves or M' moves, but I'm guessing it's the former :rolleyes:
 
Actually, I think it should be Ms if it's an M move, so M's must mean "multiples of the M' move." Didn't the people who devised notation forsee this problem?
 
Actually, I think it should be Ms if it's an M move, so M's must mean "multiples of the M' move." Didn't the people who devised notation forsee this problem?
Technically, a prime looks like this (′) while an apostrophe looks like this ('), at least according to Wikipedia...
 
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