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When you mod straight through a piece. :(

I think it's good the way it is. It'd be easier to keep track of who's responding to who in the One Answer Question Thread if you switch to hybrid or threaded viewing mode.

I for the most part taught myself to play piano, but I can hardly read sheet music.

You know you're a speedcuber when you meet a friend's friend for the first time and they immediately start asking you about the competition you went to and other cubing-related things.

Well, it's pretty bad when someone's singing/humming badly in the room next to you.

I write piano songs and I enjoy math, but I wouldn't call it a hobby. I have many more things but they aren't listed.

You can rotate the cube so that your right index finger turns the R face and your pinky/ring finger turns the U face. I find this much easier than learning the mirrors.

It's difficult to change cubes after using the same one for one-handed for over a year...

I hate it when my cube pops and the pieces fall under a desk, and when I finally get it out it's covered in dust.

You're just like me! I practice F2L in my head, I keep a cube in my pocket (not a mini cube,) I have (and use) an app for cubing, and I almost entirely quit playing xbox since I got my first speedcube.

The only thing you can work on is making MOAR VIDEOS!!

I want him to be my grandpa!

"Computer game designer Chris Crawford attempted to define the term game[6] using a series of dichotomies: Creative expression is art if made for its own beauty, and entertainment if made for money. A piece of entertainment is a plaything if it is interactive. Movies and books are...

Wow, nice job!

It looks a lot like a Guhong v2 to me...

It was my modded Guhong v2, but I sold it. :( I've never actually kept a guhong, although their my favorites.

Whenever a non-cuber turns my Zhanchi they say "I don't like it, it feels like jelly." Why would they say that?!!? DO NOT COMPARE MY DEAR CUBE TO JELLY!!!

Could I buy it with paypal from you?

I would probably use it to turn the back face, but that would take some getting used to. Also, what if someone who actually did have more than two arms (there are actually people like that)? would they be allowed in a wca comp?

I was cubing the other day and I wondered how I would put a third hand to use if I had one or if it would even help. How would you use a third hand?