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so, a few weeks ago i was just timing myself with the 2x2. on one particular solve, i solved the first layer, and to my surprise the cube was done! i got a time of 3.12... does this happen often, or am i just an exceptionally lucky guy?

does anybody know where to find them? so far i just use 3x3 algorithms, but i'm sure there are moves in them that are not needed.

45.50, 39.73, 49.65, 41.34, 41.28 average:43.50 yeah, that's pretty embarrassing... time to learn cross on bottom.

pretty addicting... better stop before i give up the rubik's cube.

i recommend the non-textured tiles. i have some on one of my cubes and they feel pretty nice. i guess the textured tiles are necessary if your a real clutz, and have trouble dropping the cube often. one thing that bugs me about textured tiles is you sort of have to build callouses (spelling...

Yes, I know that the recommended lubricant is silicone-based, and that is what I use, but is there an absolute ideal silicone-based lube? I've used a couple types, and they seem a little bit different. Any suggestions?

i love you aaron.

chris, i saw you break the world record for blindfold 5x5 in san fran. you're amazing, dude. give yourself a break.

yes, tiles are definitely the way to go. stickers to me are considered "disposable." i have a little bit of a problem with my tiles, though... after a while the corners fold up a little bit, and won't go back down. so i have to chip them off myself so it doesn't scratch me while cubing, and so...