Where to order 1000 cubes and more?

Things that I fear:
What if you forget only one image in the middle? Than the hundreds of cubes after that would all be DNF. Would you have a way to tell when the set of images for one cube end and the next start for all the cubes?
Are you going to pick up the next cube correctly?
What if the pile of cubes fall on you and crush you?
What if you get hungry during the attempt and eat your cubes?
.....????

lol :D
 
wow, i thought that this would still stay a secret but whatever.
we dont need 1000 cubes all together, we need at least 1000 each, means 3000 in total at least!
and yes, i am not kidding, we really need at least 3000 cubes!
and yes, i am seriously.
i dont wanne do 333, whats that?!
i wanne do 1.500 and if i would be able to talk to kai and tim, we would need like 5.000 then! original colour sheme would help i think. right??? tim and kai???

Greetings...Dennis;):)
 
wow, i thought that this would still stay a secret but whatever.
we dont need 1000 cubes all together, we need at least 1000 each, means 3000 in total at least!
and yes, i am not kidding, we really need at least 3000 cubes!
and yes, i am seriously.
i dont wanne do 333, whats that?!
i wanne do 1.500 and if i would be able to talk to kai and tim, we would need like 5.000 then! original colour sheme would help i think. right??? tim and kai???

Greetings...Dennis;):)

You guys are crazy :)
 
Imagine these scenarios:

You memorize 1000 cubes which takes about a month.

1)You forget everything when you start with the first cube.
2)You forget the first cube (or possibly the first thing you were going to do)
3)You make an execution mistake and notice it, but can't take it back since you don't know what you did
4)You end up with two edges being misoriented
5)A cube pops
6)You pick the wrong cube to continue (come on, there are 1000 cubes you need to solve)
7)You fall asleep while solving
8)You notice that nobody's watching you or you aren't recording yourself

Any others you can think of? (Wow I was so bored)
 
1)You forget everything when you start with the first cube.
This won't happen.
2)You forget the first cube (or possibly the first thing you were going to do)
You can look at the cubes again.
3)You make an execution mistake and notice it, but can't take it back since you don't know what you did
4)You end up with two edges being misoriented
5)A cube pops
Not too bad. 999/1000 is still awesome.
6)You pick the wrong cube to continue (come on, there are 1000 cubes you need to solve)
Very unlikely if you've really planned the attempt.
7)You fall asleep while solving
That seems to be a real issue.
8)You notice that nobody's watching you or you aren't recording yourself
You can't record the feeling you have when you pull down the blindfold. And that feeling is the only reason why i do multi bld.
 
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You can't record the feeling you have when you pull down the blindfold. And that feeling is the only reason why i do multi bld.

I want to know: when you say "pull down the blindfold", are you referring to when you remove the blindfold and see how it went, or are you referring to when you first pull the blindfold on, after finishing memorization?

The reason I ask is that those two moments are definitely the best/worst two moments of multiBLD for me. When you first pull the blindfold on (well actually, I know you're not committed until you make the first move, but it doesn't feel that way), you suddenly realize that you're committed now, and there's nothing you can do to try again. It's really the biggest adrenaline rush of the solve. I'll never forget the moment when I pulled the blindfold on at the US Open - my biggest adrenaline rush ever in a cubing competition.

And of course, seeing how you did at the end is also great, but I guess most people know that part is great. I just thought it was interesting you might mean the pulling the blindfold on part.
 
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