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Has to be photographic memory.
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LOLHas to be photographic memory.
well at the time it "WAS" 54.83Imagine telling someone at WC 2003 that the BLD WR would eventually be 30 seconds. Nobody would believe you.
What about WC 2007?! The world record was 45 seconds higher at the time, 1:15.60!
Does anyone know the size of the Haiyan memory cube (type AV), i can't find it anywhere.
Does anyone know the size of the Haiyan memory cube (type AV), i can't find it anywhere.
http://speedcubes.net/puzzle.php?puzzle=3x3x3
well at the time it "WAS" 54.83Imagine telling someone at WC 2003 that the BLD WR would eventually be 30 seconds. Nobody would believe you.
What about WC 2007?! The world record was 45 seconds higher at the time, 1:15.60!
agree with ErikAmazing. Congratulations Haiyan!
He can memorise consistently in under 15 seconds.
The same time we are allowed to inspect our cube during normal solving.
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=838
Just.. no, gosh BLD memo is not anything like planning your first steps in speedsolving... I don't see why you are still trying to 'sell' this here, with all respect.
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lol i was scared by this, so i'm not gonna translate itanyway i think that u can guess out who was sending these statistics and what these numbers stood for
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So, he dominates BLD, but yet is only 129th for multiBLD?
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lol i was scared by this, so i'm not gonna translate itanyway i think that u can guess out who was sending these statistics and what these numbers stood for
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Haha, is he using excel? Have him try CCT or qqtimer
Awesome average though, wow![]()