The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[cincyaviation]

1. Have people under 18 hosted competitions?

Me, 6 years under.

EDIT: The competition hasn't happened yet though.

EDIT2: My question, what's a good 2x2x2 algorithm for double J perms?

Here's what I use:

R2 U' R2' U2 y R2 U' R2

R2 U F2 U2' R2 U R2'

F2 R' F2 R2 U2 R' F2

 

[Daniel Wu]

1. Have people under 18 hosted competitions?

Me, 6 years under.

EDIT: The competition hasn't happened yet though.

EDIT2: My question, what's a good 2x2x2 algorithm for double J perms?

Here's what I use:

R2 U' R2' U2 y R2 U' R2'

I do R2 U R2' U2 y' R2 U R2' to keep the bars in the front.

 

[dillonbladez]

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what's trolling?

Spoiler

:fp i don't like it when i ask questions like these. i feel more noob than i already am

 

[Cyrus C.]

what's trolling?

"Being a prick on the internet because you can." - Urban Dictionary

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Are Canadians supposed to spell the word "practice" or "practise"?

 

[miniGOINGS]

Are Canadians supposed to spell the word "practice" or "practise"?

Both.

Practice is the noun and practise the verb:

"I will practise the guitar all day, but I find the practice of tuning tedious."

The distinction is quickly becoming obsolete in the U.S., but in Canada this is still the official usage.

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Are Canadians supposed to spell the word "practice" or "practise"?

Both.

Practice is the noun and practise the verb:

"I will practise the guitar all day, but I find the practice of tuning tedious."

The distinction is quickly becoming obsolete in the U.S., but in Canada this is still the official usage.

:O really? but my spellcheck doesn't recognize the word "practise"..

Actually, it doesn't recognize "spellcheck" either

 

[Dene]

Are Canadians supposed to spell the word "practice" or "practise"?

Both.

Practice is the noun and practise the verb:

"I will practise the guitar all day, but I find the practice of tuning tedious."

The distinction is quickly becoming obsolete in the U.S., but in Canada this is still the official usage.

:O really? but my spellcheck doesn't recognize the word "practise"..

Actually, it doesn't recognize "spellcheck" either

Is your spellcheck an American product? For example, Google Chrome underlines all sorts of things that it shouldn't for me, because we use British English here.

 

[TheMachanga]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

 

[miniGOINGS]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

...free health care...

...better at hockey...

...scientifically better Slurpees...

 

[Ryanrex116]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

There is no definite answer, but USA (mostly CA) has a lot of competitions.

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

...free health care...

...better at hockey...

...scientifically better Slurpees...

You forgot the best part, we live in igloos with beavers and we ride polar bears to school

 

[miniGOINGS]

You forgot the best part, we live in igloos with beavers and we ride polar bears to school

Shhh! That's the secret.

 

[TheMachanga]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

There is no definite answer, but USA (mostly CA) has a lot of competitions.

Not related to cubing.

 

[TheMachanga]

Which country is a better place to live in, Canada or U.S.A. So far I can't find anything wrong with Canada...

...free health care...

...better at hockey...

...scientifically better Slurpees...

You forgot the best part, we live in igloos with beavers and we ride polar bears to school

COOL!

 

[miniGOINGS]

The Canadian Dollar (Loonie) is worth more than the American.

Longer life expectancy and better quality of living.

 

[kprox1994]

The Canadian Dollar (Loonie) is worth more than the American.

Longer life expectancy and better quality of living.

Then how come things cost more in Canada?

 

[miniGOINGS]

Then how come things cost more in Canada?

Because Canadians get paid more?

 

[Deleted member 4527]

Then how come things cost more in Canada?

Because Canadians get paid more?

Quoting fail? and things don't cost more in Canada...Jig-a-loo cost 2 bucks a can...

 

[miniGOINGS]

The actual reason is that Canada has a huge area, but a small population.

Also, where does everyone find this cheap Jigaloo? Mine was $5...