Anyone else loving looking at absolute monstrosities of cubing merch made by non cubers? You know, the shirts and stuff with decals of clearly impossible scrambles because that's not how a cube even works? I think it's hilarious to see non-cubers try to make a cube with no experience of cubing...
Just got a new PB on the 3x3. I've improved from a 50.2 second PB to a 36.04 PB in literally 3 days from just getting better at F2L and learning 2 look OLL and PLL. This is actually insane. A 14.16 second drop of my PB in 3 DAYS?? It took me MONTHS to get a sub 50.
I think it would be nice to see some variety in the WCA puzzles. I mean, on their website they describe the puzzles as twisty puzzles and not 3D puzzles. Could be fun.
I've looked around at other methods and watched tons of videos about cubing. Decided to learn CFOP because it's a classic. I've gotten good at F2L and I'm just now learning 2 Look OLL and PLL
I recently solved a cube on the spinning whirlwind coaster at Ocean City, New Jersey! Ignore how slow my solve is, I was scared to drop it and I'm still learning CFOP. I'm curious if there are any other girls who have solved a Rubik's cube on a coaster or if I'm the first.
Hello! I'm Makayla. I'm a young female cuber from America. I'm trying to learn CFOP to get faster. I've been cubing for 2 years but for most of the time I had no clue there were other methods of solving. Other hobbies I love doing is photography, crochet, and art.