[NAR] 7.33 3x3x3 single Harris Chan

[joey]

cos harris is just an old skool badass.

 

[Anthony]

Way to go, Harris. You truly deserved it.
lol @ my smile and "bunny hops" as a few people pointed out to me on msn. It was a happy moment for us all.

 

[Dave Campbell]

Amazing stuff. Congratulations again, Harris. I am happy for you.

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Finally That is so awesome! Congrats Harris

 

[Ethan Rosen]

:0
woah...
This has been one hell of a weekend cube wise

 

[dannyz0r]

The true sexy move!

 

[Sa967St]

love the reaction

 

[JTW2007]

Gasp! Well done Harris!

 

[Anthony]

:0
woah...
This has been one hell of a weekend cube wise

It most definitely has.

Edouard Chambon was knocked from 2nd to 5th in 2x2 average, there was the first official sub 11 average by a cuber from the Western Hemisphere, the 8.91 3x3 NAR single was broken with an 8.72 then again with a 7.33, Harris was close to NAR OH average. Need I mention anything about a little Australian boy?

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Rowe also got 3x3 avg NAR again didn't he?

 

[Tortin]

Awesome solve, Harris!

 

[Anthony]

Rowe also got 3x3 avg NAR again didn't he?

there was the first official sub 11 average by a cuber from the Western Hemisphere

 

[Kian]

there was the first official sub 11 average by a cuber from the Western Hemisphere

You are very, very close to being right there. I don't mean to be a jerk, but it might be fun for you to see if you can figure out why that's not accurate.

Edit: On topic, great solve Harris!

 

[Anthony]

there was the first official sub 11 average by a cuber from the Western Hemisphere

You are very, very close to being right there. I don't mean to be a jerk, but it might be fun for you to see if you can figure out why that's not accurate.

Yes, you are right, but that's really picky. In general, when people think of Europe they think of the eastern hemisphere, so Scotland is usually thought to be part of the eastern hemisphere even though it isn't completely. You're right, but I still consider Rowe to be the first "real" western hemisphere sub 11 cuber.

 

[Kian]

there was the first official sub 11 average by a cuber from the Western Hemisphere

You are very, very close to being right there. I don't mean to be a jerk, but it might be fun for you to see if you can figure out why that's not accurate.

Yes, you are right, but that's really picky. In general, when people think of Europe they think of the eastern hemisphere, so Scotland is usually thought to be part of the eastern hemisphere even though it isn't completely. You're right, but I still consider Rowe to be the first "real" western hemisphere sub 11 cuber.

Good job. And yes, it is absurdly picky, I was just having fun with it. It is, however, the first official sub 11 average IN the western hemisphere, I believe.

 

[Tim Major]

Wow, that seemed faster than Erik's 7.08? Lol. It also looked like a long solve (movewise) can the organiser of the comp give us that scramble? (not saying the scramble's the reason for his solve.)

Hmm, that just seemed so fast. So close....

 

[DAE_JA_VOO]

Nice work Harris!

Did anyone Notice how slow Harris' turning speed on that solve was? The only reason I'm pointing this out is because his turning speed is usually ridiculously fast.

 

[Sin-H]

he haz it.

 

[Enter]

great

 

[Zane_C]

At first it didn't look like you were turning it that fast, then you just accelerated and got it over and done with. Great work