[Member Intro] Houston, Texas

[Avvvi Cuber]

Hello,

I'm new to cubing, but I love it! I would like to compete with locals near me. I am in Houston, Texas. Anyone else in Texas?

 

[BenChristman1]

Welcome! Houston is a big city. I'm sure that there are at least a couple people on this forum who live there too.

 

[Username: Username:]

Welcome.

 

[Owen Morrison]

Welcome to the forums! what events do you do and what are your average times in them?

 

[3ACuber]

Hi!, Im also new

 

[brododragon]

*Sad music* Come back! You quit the first day on the forums? How could you... If you bump into this post by chance, just give the forums one more try.


@ProStar

 

[PetrusQuber]

I actually feel sad sometimes when forum members just kind of leave and are never seen again. @Iwannaganx, @Deadloxz RIP

 

[PetrusQuber]

I actually feel sad sometimes when forum members just kind of leave and are never seen again. @Iwannaganx, @Deadloxz RIP

I wonder how long I’ll last...
Ima set a reminder for 5 years later right now in fact, to get back into cubing if I quit and visit this forum again.

 

[Username: Username:]

Good Idea! @PetrusQuber

 

[PetrusQuber]

*Sad music* Come back! You quit the first day on the forums? How could you... If you bump into this post by chance, just give the forums one more try.


@ProStar

You know, I wonder why so many people make accounts and never do anything. Most never post, which is like the sole reason that you join, and those who do generally only do an intro and then leave. Which is why speedsolving.com has around 35K members, but only a hundredish active at any time.

 

[ProStar]

I wonder how long I’ll last...
Ima set a reminder for 5 years later right now in fact, to get back into cubing if I quit and visit this forum again.

Hm... I'm setting a reminder for 1 year, and will do so(hopefully) for each year after that. Just in case I leave the forums/cubing

You know, I wonder why so many people make accounts and never do anything. Most never post, which is like the sole reason that you join, and those who do generally only do an intro and then leave. Which is why speedsolving.com has around 35K members, but only a hundredish active at any time.

Honestly there's only like 30 people actively posting right now, with a few that occasionally check in now and then

 

[PetrusQuber]

Hm... I'm setting a reminder for 1 year, and will do so(hopefully) for each year after that. Just in case I leave the forums/cubing



Honestly there's only like 30 people actively posting right now, with a few that occasionally check in now and then

But imagine if 35K people were posting... That would be around 3 posts per second if I’ve calculated correctly...

 

[ProStar]

But imagine if 35K people were posting... That would be around 3 posts per second if I’ve calculated correctly...

You got it backwards. If all 39,152 forum members posted once per day(spaced out evenly), then there would be about 1 post every 3 seconds

 

[PetrusQuber]

Yeah,

 

[brododragon]

Hm... I'm setting a reminder for 1 year, and will do so(hopefully) for each year after that. Just in case I leave the forums/cubing

I'm gonna do 1 year.

 

[Username: Username:]

Another trend set up by @PetrusQuber .
You got Ninja'd.

I have a good idea, make a good idea thread.

 

[brododragon]

Another trend set up by @PetrusQuber .

I was about to say that.

 

[ProStar]

Another trend set up by @PetrusQuber .

nah just a good idea

 

[gruuby]

I'm in Dallas

 

[Ty Of the houston area]

hello

Hello,

I'm new to cubing, but I love it! I would like to compete with locals near me. I am in Houston, Texas. Anyone else in Texas?

hey man Im right outside if you have zoom here in about a week or 2 we can talk