Hanging out at Washington DC 2011?

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Hey, as you guys probably saw from one of my other threads in this section I am going to be at the Washington DC 2011 Competition and I was nervous. Thanks to you guys (and a special thank you for Eric Reece for talking to me on Skype haha you made me so much less nervous!) I am not as nervous as I was. So I was wondering anybody wanna hang out and do some cubes while we are there? I've never had a cube meet before but I see them online and I think its a good way to meet people. So I'm like 13 and I average 25-24 solves and when I choke I get like 27's. I understand if you don't wanna hangout with someone slower than you.

EDIT: Eric Reese
 
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I hope I won't be that annoying kid. I'm probably gonna be following him the same way. He told me about someone with the last name Crisplisp that I might meet. Hm...

Ethan is his first name. His username on here is nlCuber or something, I forget if it has numbers on the end, IIRC it doesn't but .. yeah.

He's very chill and cool to talk to, as are most cubers (most, not all)
 
He follows me around like a puppy dog, so there is a high chance of me meeting you there :).

Tip: Annoying kids=bad. At least for me, don't be crazy :).
So true.

There's always this one kid that brags about their terrible times, and "cheats" when we're having races (starting before we start).
It's terrible. I tried so hard to keep myself from yelling and how crappy he is, and luckily, I succeeded. Don't be that kid.

Otherwise, it shouldn't be hard at all to make friends at a competition. Normally, people will come up and talk to you.
 
LOLOL Crisplisp

its crislip

That's me. :P
I'd be more than willing to chill or talk to you. Cubers are cool people for the most part. Just don't be grabbing at puzzles that aren't yours (without permission) and don't be "clingy", nobody likes that. Most people will be more than happy to give you advice and just have good conversations in general. Don't worry about it too much...your first competition is a pretty cool experience; I know mine was.
 
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