Cubing High on Marijuana

Can you speedcube when high?

  • Yes, and I'm even better.

    Votes: 9 6.7%
  • Yes, but I'm not faster

    Votes: 25 18.5%
  • No, I suck when high

    Votes: 9 6.7%
  • Weed is for ****ing retarded people with hair in their eyes

    Votes: 92 68.1%

  • Total voters
    135
  • Poll closed .
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antoinejobin

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Have your ever tried to cube when you were high on weed? I love cubing, but when I smoke, I look at my cubes and I'm like : ''This is stupid, seriously''. And I suck at solving. In the middle of a PLL I just forget what I'm doing or what was the PLL or something...

What about you guys?
 
Have your ever tried to cube when you were high on weed? I love cubing, but when I smoke, I look at my cubes and I'm like : ''This is stupid, seriously''. And I suck at solving. In the middle of a PLL I just forget what I'm doing or what was the PLL or something...

What about you guys?

fail post and fail thread..
OT: most of our people are nerds. including me. T_T. and we don't smoke weed
 
I read a thread about this a while back, though I can't seem to find it anymore. It had some pretty interesting stuff about marajuana's effects on cubing. Someone said it made everything look like it was in slow motion, so I could see some promising benefits for look ahead. I wish I could remember what it was called so I could show you rather than fail at explaining something I hardly remember.
 
I have cubed when high and strangely enough, it did not negatively impact my times very severely. It increased my average by maybe 2 seconds at most. (19 to 21 or so).

I find it feels like you're solving in slow motion, and I can see the impact of every little mistake or cube rotation I make. I don't mean to encourage the use of it, but I think it could possibly be a tool for improvement.

This thread will probably become a flame war, which is a shame because its actually a perfectly legitimate discussion.
 
I have cubed when high and strangely enough, it did not negatively impact my times very severely. It increased my average by maybe 2 seconds at most. (19 to 21 or so).

I find it feels like you're solving in slow motion, and I can see the impact of every little mistake or cube rotation I make. I don't mean to encourage the use of it, but I think it could possibly be a tool for improvement.

If it is negatively impacting your times (by about 10% it seems), what part of it makes you think that it can help you? The fact that it just seems slower? How is it different from going slow and looking ahead?
 
Okay.
Whoever smokes weed is probably exposed to a not-so-good environment. And they probably don't have very good parents and/or school. I feel really bad for whoever does it. You're ruining your lives, you know.

Also, this is a failthread. You're exposing younger and unintelligent people to things like drugs. Like me. But luckily, I'm not a dumb@$$ and I won't smoke weed for all the cubes in the world.

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:cool:
 
Okay.
Whoever smokes weed is probably exposed to a not-so-good environment. And they probably don't have very good parents and/or school. I feel really bad for whoever does it. You're ruining your lives, you know.
You're a moron, you know.
 
Okay.
I'm not a dumb@$$ and I won't smoke weed for all the cubes in the world.


I would. That's a LOT of cubes.


And that was an unbelievably cliched response. You do realize marajuana can have less negative effects than alcohol?

Not that I condone using drugs. I believe that all mind-altering substances are not only bad, but a complete waste of time.
 
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