I heard that if you put banana in your cube it goes smoother and faster!!!

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Can some-one please give me an in-depth explaination on Initiutive(sp?)-F2L. Can someone who uses this please tell me stuff like "Do I create my own alg's" ect.
 
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You were sadly misinformed.

To make the cube go smoother and faster you need to:
- Take Two Bananas
- Peel Them
- Put the banana peels in a freezer
- Blend the Bananas
- Pour the liquid into a small container
- Leave the container in the sun to dry for 3 days
- Get the Banana Peels out of the freezer
- Cut the Banana Peels into roughly 4cm long pieces
- Disassemble your cube
- Dip the inside face of the Banana Peel into the thickened banana liquid in the container
- Apply it conservatively to the inside faces of each cubie
- Assembly the cube
- The cube should be difficult to turn, but don't worry!
- Put the cube in a freezer over night
- Pop it in a preheated 200 degrees Celsius Oven for 30 seconds the following morning
- It should now move smoother and faster!

You only need to do this once a month, depending on how frequently you use the cube.

WARNING: Don't try this unless you're a proficient speedsolver. Consult your parents first before using the oven too.

Sincerely,
Tim.
 
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You were sadly misinformed.

To make the cube go smoother and faster you need to:
- Take Two Bananas
- Peel Them
- Put the banana peels in a freezer
- Blend the Bananas
- Pour the liquid into a small container
- Leave the container in the sun to dry for 3 days
- Get the Banana Peels out of the freezer
- Cut the Banana Peels into roughly 4cm long pieces
- Disassemble your cube
- Dip the inside face of the Banana Peel into the thickened banana liquid in the container
- Apply it conservatively to the inside faces of each cubie
- Assembly the cube
- The cube should be difficult to turn, but don't worry!
- Put the cube in a freezer over night
- Pop it in a preheated 200 degrees Celsius Oven for 30 seconds the following morning
- It should now move smoother and faster!

You only need to do this once a month, depending on how frequently you use the cube.

WARNING: Don't try this unless you're a proficient speedsolver. Consult your parents first before using the oven too.

Sincerely,
Tim.

im sure its 300 degrees celsius....


and www.youtube.com/aznboi1324 for a frid tutorial.
 
Can some-one please give me an in-depth explaination on Initiutive(sp?)-F2L. Can someone who uses this please tell me stuff like "Do I create my own alg's" ect.

If the explanation was in-depth, it would no longer be intuitive. You do not create your own algorithm. You don't think of it as an algorithm (well, I guess you could, but that's unnecessary bulk on your brain, it will soon disappear anyway). You just have to learn how to pair up corners and edges, and insert them in different ways. However, I think a better idea for yourself would just be to learn the algorithms from a website, as you don't seem ready to do it intuitively, from what I gather.
 
How to defend yourself with a man armed with a banana...
First force him to drop the banana
then eat the banana thus rendering him helpless.

Just in case someone tries to attack you with one of the bananas you are lubing your cube with it.
 
GOD people!!!! I only needed one answer not a list of CR@P after the ONE answer I would have been fine!!! I realise that it was answered to me before, my bad but you people dont need to constanly nag at me jeez...
 
To answer the question this thread was MEANT to focus on (in other words, not the banana thing), the intuitive F2L focuses on using logic to pair up the edge/corner pieces, not blindly applying algorithms. Therefore, you sort of improvise as you go.

Once again, I reprimand you for stealing my name. If you check, I joined this forum earlier than you did...
 
Yeah, intuitive F2L is pretty self explanatory.

You just need to know that F2L is solving the First Two Layers and the definition of "intuitive" from a dictionary.

Tim.
 
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