Any Australian's here?

[joshuali]

we have to find more australian and possible new zealand cubers first

 

[AvGalen]

Two words: Jasmine Lee

 

[malcolm]

I'm from NZ

 

[aznblur]

Two words: Jasmine Lee

Two words: I'm faster.

 

[AvGalen]

Two words: Jasmine Lee

Two words: I'm faster.

That's three words

 

[Dene]

More like: that's screwed up English

4 or 5

 

[Leviticus]

I'm an aussie, i live in Perth WA, not too many cubers over the west side but yeh

 

[DJ]

hey guys I'm an Aussie from Melbourne, if any of you guys are up for a bit of cube talk add me on msn [email protected]

DJ

 

[MistArts]

Two words: Jasmine Lee

That's actually four words...

 

[TimMc]

Two words: Jasmine Lee

Two more words: Joshua Li



Tim.

 

[adzicents]

Melbournite here. Glen Eira district. I know a friend in one of my classes that can get sub-40, but I've never seen him do it...

 

[Leviticus]

so there must be ay least 10 cubers on here that are from NZ or Au?

 

[Dene]

I'd say around about. Only a few are regular posters though.

 

[Todd]

Welcome DJ and adzicents!

Good to have more cubers from Melbourne!!

 

[36duong]

I'm In Sydney, I know only one decent other cuber at my school, but he's not practising anymore, so he's at 1:10 average. There are two others which make 4 cubers but the other two are at 1:30 - 2mins average.

Last year there used to be another kid at 35 secs best, I couldn't beat him then, but I would probably now.

My best Average of 5 (not eliminating any times) is 32. My best Average of 12 (again, not eliminating) is 37

 

[TimMc]

I'm In Sydney, I know only one decent other cuber at my school, but he's not practising anymore, so he's at 1:10 average. There are two others which make 4 cubers but the other two are at 1:30 - 2mins average.

Their times are promising though ^_^

They could easily knock off 30 seconds by learning a few PLL algorithms and not doing cube rotations during F2L....

I'm trying to learn mirrors of the few OLL and PLL algorithms that I know so that I can execute them from of the four sides without doing a U turn (it might sound weird, but I've more hesitation doing U than executing a mirrored algorithm).

Tim.

 

[povatix]

Im from Sydney, inner west area, anyone ever heard of australian comps?

 

[AvGalen]

Im from Sydney, inner west area, anyone ever heard of australian comps?

No: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org...tId=&regionId=_Australia&years=&filter=Filter

But Australians have left the island: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org...d=&regionId=_Australia&pattern=&search=Search

 

[TimMc]

But Australians have left the island:

*cries*

Australia's a continent :-(

;-P

Tim.

 

[AvGalen]

But Australians have left the island:

*cries*

Australia's a continent :-(

;-P

Tim.

The links treat Australia as a continent, but I always thought Australia was a country and Oceania (Oceanië in Dutch) is a continent.

Doesn't matter anyway because as far as I know all for "Australians" (continent) are actually from Australia (island).

(And I actually consider North+South America to be an island too). Only Europe+Asia+Africa are real land