Roux in ONE PIECE

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@chris:

4x4 and 2x2 single WRs

What do I win?

36.46 was Dan Cohen's 4x4 solve.
15.27 was this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1p5onYpv2c (probably not, but still)
And the guitar pick was Erik's 2x2 solve.

Edit: Damn you Woner. I spent ages typing this. I noticed it as soon as he posted.

Wow guys that was fast! Um... I can offer you guys each an imaginary cookie! :-S

I can't as of yet offer you guys a real one because I'm already engaged in a bet with Mike Hughey whereby if he gets a 9x9x9 BLD solve before I do then I owe him a cookie (seriously!). And I mean come on, it's Mike Hughey, so I should plan for a strong possibility of that outcome ;-)

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15.27 was incidental btw, but we can decide which best it describes ;-)

Chris

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Ok i see two times in that train if I am creative:

Old Megaminx WR by Stefan 1:23.55
and then if its backwards: former 4x4WR By Chris 55.38

Correct? or am i missing something here?

On the top of the photo is 11/81.

Well 11.81 was the 3x3 average result of Tomasz Zolnowski at Polish Open 2009 for example.

Also at the top of the photo is 2000 and 20.00 was Dan Knights' winning average at the 2003 WC.

I vote epic picture!

Chris
 

Ok i see two times in that train if I am creative:

Old Megaminx WR by Stefan 1:23.55
and then if its backwards: former 4x4WR By Chris 55.38

Correct? or am i missing something here?

On the top of the photo is 11/81.

Well 11.81 was the 3x3 average result of Tomasz Zolnowski at Polish Open 2009 for example.





NOO :fp

it's "8355" .....



epic fails
 
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