What you love about cubers

Cride5

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Deffo a lot of hate on this forum right now, so here's a bit of yang to balance that ying :)

I'll start - I love watching cubers blindsolving bigcubes. That really is impressive!!! :cool:
 
I love female cubers because they aren't afraid of being concidered geeky

I like male cubers because they have fast fingers and aren't afraid to use them

and I love cubers in general because they are friends and help eachother, unlike people in most competitive sports
 
I love female cubers because they aren't afraid of being concidered geeky

I like male cubers because they have fast fingers and aren't afraid to use them

and I love cubers in general because they are friends and help eachother, unlike people in most competitive sports

Must. Refrain. From. Making. Huge. Argument. About. This.
 
I love female cubers because they aren't afraid of being concidered geeky

I like male cubers because they have fast fingers and aren't afraid to use them

and I love cubers in general because they are friends and help eachother, unlike people in most competitive sports

Must. Refrain. From. Making. Huge. Argument. About. This.

uh-oh... HE'S GONNA BLOW!!! STAND BACK... this may just get ugly.
 
Lol I wonder where you got the idea to this topic. XD
I love cubers who makes cool youtube videos :)

including yourself? ^^

EDIT: I love to see cubers being happy about a great solve... like after WR of Erik ^^

I love this reaction xD


(0:50)

I just watched 0:51-0:53 10 times in a row, lmao:p
 
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I love female cubers because they aren't afraid of being concidered geeky

I like male cubers because they have fast fingers and aren't afraid to use them

and I love cubers in general because they are friends and help eachother, unlike people in most competitive sports

Must. Refrain. From. Making. Huge. Argument. About. This.

uh-oh... HE'S GONNA BLOW!!! STAND BACK... this may just get ugly.

I'm serious, during skeelering contests my sister get's tripped and pulled down (three contests in a row)

my friends (who play soccer) get kicked all he time.

and during atletics I got tripped multiple times. doesn't seem that helpful
 
Na. If anyone else mentions it though I will. :p

I love cubers because they can solve rubik's cubes. That's really the only thing we all have in common.

Challenge: complete the main method ;)

Code:
public static boolean fn(Map<String, Integer> h){
     for(int c : h.values()){
          if(c > 1) return true;
     }
     return false;
}

public static void main(String[] args){
     Map<String, Integer> hobbyCuberCount = new Hashtable<String, Integer>();
     hobbyCuberCount.add(...
     ...
     ...
     System.out.println(fn(hobbyCuberCount) ? "yeh they do :p" : "fair enuff, point proven :(");
}
 
*sigh* If you insist.

I have never, in my 9, almost 10 years of playing sports, usually 3 sports teams every year, and watching around 100-200 sports games, live, every year, seen anyone purposefully hurt, kicked, tripped, or anything.

About your friend getting kicked. He is playing soccer. I don't think I really need to explain this any further.

Has your sister ever been helped up after she has fallen down? How exactly did she learn? Did someone ever help her then, or did she learn by herself?

And what exactly is athletics? If it is like physical education, then that is not really a sport, and not really competitive. If it is not like PE, I don't know what it would be.

And lastly, do you watch professional sports at all? I do, and every day I see people in the games helping each other, and being friendly.
Baseball: A guy gets a single, and he starts talking and laughing with the player at first base.
Basketball: Someone falls down, and a player from the other team grabs his hand and pulls him up.
Football: A player gets tackled, and then the guy who tackled him helps him get up.
Tennis: Nadal beats Federer again. They go up to each other and shake hands and talk.
Golf: Two players go the 18 holes together. All day they talk about stuff, and give advice on what they would do for this drive, or the angle of the putt, etc...

I won't talk about this anymore, don't wanna turn another thread into a huge argument.
 
*sigh* If you insist.

I have never, in my 9, almost 10 years of playing sports, usually 3 sports teams every year, and watching around 100-200 sports games, live, every year, seen anyone purposefully hurt, kicked, tripped, or anything.

Really?

Cubers can't hurt others. They don't want to damage their puzzles.
 
And lastly, do you watch professional sports at all? I do, and every day I see people in the games helping each other, and being friendly.

Of course there are people who are friendly, especially at the highest levels, but you CANNOT deny that sometimes rivalries get out of hand. You've never heard of someone being given a free shot (or someone being disqualified) for a foul? I agree that sometimes players do help each other and often are friendly, but you also have to admit that players can hurt each other or fight on purpose, and are not always kind to each other.
 
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