Worst Decision/ Idea you've ever had during your cubing career?

(MBLD) Staying on 2 cubes after I got 2/2. I was scared to do 3.

(2BLD) Learned orient-first, bad T-Perm method for 2x2. I rarely sub-1'd. Now, using OP and verbal memo, I can average 29.

(3BLD) Do my first solve without learning all of Old Pochmann, including parity. (Surprise: It was a DNF)

(General) Buy a Rubik's Clock, when I got it one of the knobs was jammed :( I just wanted to try it blindfolded.

In the future I might regret not switching to another BLD method. I don't plan on learning M2. I'll learn TuRBo one day.
 
I was u-boat to say, you yacht to keep track of your puzzles if you want to be a destroyer of records. A lot of those frigate kids warship people like you, and will happily tanker cubes because they think it will be better than their junk. Canoe believe it?
Haha, ferry funny! :)
 
"I'm going to buy a Rubik's Brand 4x4 for $20, because how bad can it be? It can't be as bad as people say it is."
I was sure wrong. Turning was painful, and being the stupid curious person I am wondering about the mechanism, I decide to pop an edge off. I didn't know about the new ridged anti-pop edges, so I broke a center piece and lost it. I then got a SS v5 for $7. It was awful.
 
"I'm going to buy a Rubik's Brand 4x4 for $20, because how bad can it be? It can't be as bad as people say it is."
I was sure wrong. Turning was painful, and being the stupid curious person I am wondering about the mechanism, I decide to pop an edge off. I didn't know about the new ridged anti-pop edges, so I broke a center piece and lost it. I then got a SS v5 for $7. It was awful.

I'm sorry for your wallet but this made me laugh out loud
 
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