Silly Judges!

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Let talk about silly mistakes you've seen judges at competitions make! (You know, the ones who've never read the regulations)

I'll start:

Once a judge tried to give me a +2 on a slice move! Silly judge!

(Please end all posts with "Silly judge!")
 
I was scrambling once, and gave someone the same scramble twice. Also, someone asked me if I could scramble clock, and I replied "Yeah, I can scramble ****" on accident :fp, extremely embarrassing, came out of nowhere. I also let someone start solving (me being judge) and noticed halfway that the time was still registered from the previous time, because someone forgot to clear (my fault?). I had to tell him, "Dude, sorry man, DNF". :(

Silly Judge!
 
I was doing multiBLD, and had finished most of the cubes, when I decided I might have made a mistake, so I went to grab the cube I thought I had messed up on, and found that it wasn't there! The judge had moved the cubes, sorting them by which ones were solved and which ones were unsolved, moving them to another edge of the table.

Silly judge!
 
I have had more then one time a judge not count a +2 for me. Silly judge!

In my second competition I had to correct a judge on my pyraminx time. He read it as 2.37, I actually got a 8.37. Silly judge!

I had a pop and the judge picked up the piece for me. Silly judge!

In my second most recent competition I had a pop and stopped so I could take a DNF but instead the judge took it back and got me the same scramble. I didn't learn you could do this until I asked Mike during the Indiana Winter Open if I could get a rescramble. Silly judge.

I was doing multiBLD, and had finished most of the cubes, when I decided I might have made a mistake, so I went to grab the cube I thought I had messed up on, and found that it wasn't there! The judge had moved the cubes, sorting them by which ones were solved and which ones were unsolved, moving them to another edge of the table.

Silly judge!

That would make me rage! But I think that also due to the fact that I have never had a success.
 
I did a 4:37.xx 6x6x6 solve at Nationals this year, the cut-off to finish the average was sub-4:30. My judge wrote my time down as a DNF, and we had a mini squabble about the fact that it wasn't a DNF, I just didn't get to do the full average. Sirry Judge!
 
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