PetrusQuber
Legend
Cubing at lunchtime in the library, these three people came up to me. One of them asked to mix up my cube, and after like 30 seconds, he promptly dropped it, the blue centre cap and one of the blue edge caps falling off. The rest were like ‘OMG you broke it dude, say sorry to him’. He didn’t, and watched me put the caps back on again. ‘Guys it didn’t even break, what did I do wrong?’ And then they were like ‘Wow you’re so good at fixing things like that.‘ :fp
While he was scrambling, one of the other guys said his brother was the ‘Rubik’s Cube World Champion’. I asked him what his brother’s name was. He said the ‘The Rubik’s Cube World Champion’ :fp. I searched it up on the WCA website, and it came up with no IDs. I asked him if his brother had been to a competition. He said yes, he won a thousand quid last week.
Then I proceeded to tell him:
1. Your brother‘s name is obviously fake
2. If you were telling the truth about your brother’s name, he hasn’t been to a competion
3. The WCA doesn’t hand out £1000 prizes to the ‘champion’ as far as I know
His reply - It wasn’t a WCA thingy unofficial competition, it was organised by the Rubik’s company.
While he was scrambling, one of the other guys said his brother was the ‘Rubik’s Cube World Champion’. I asked him what his brother’s name was. He said the ‘The Rubik’s Cube World Champion’ :fp. I searched it up on the WCA website, and it came up with no IDs. I asked him if his brother had been to a competition. He said yes, he won a thousand quid last week.
Then I proceeded to tell him:
1. Your brother‘s name is obviously fake
2. If you were telling the truth about your brother’s name, he hasn’t been to a competion
3. The WCA doesn’t hand out £1000 prizes to the ‘champion’ as far as I know
His reply - It wasn’t a WCA thingy unofficial competition, it was organised by the Rubik’s company.
