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You should try the demo then. You can download it from our site or from IndieDB. Coinman: That's right, I'm a programer. No, I was not alone, I can't draw fro sh*t. :P

Hai gais. I haven't been cubing much lately. I've made this awesome game instead. It's called Sanctum. It's a mix between a regular first person shooter and a tower defense game. Take a quick look at the trailer: We have a demo out which you can grab from our site or on IndieDB. And...

Nice thread Anthony! I also like to look at the database to see how much we all improve. This summed it up great. I like to think of it as we're competing with the past and the future, and perhaps some other life form that one day will be totally amazed of how fast we all are! :P

Naiz Kai! Just the other day I checked the WCA ranking and saw you "only" had a low 7. This is more what I thought you would be able to do. :D

Me, Gunnar and Simon will be at the hostel at about 20:00.

I'm not swedish in regard to cubing, I'm from the internets.

Mads: It seems that if we can get past Flensburg it's +5° and dry all the way. I didn't find a good weathermap but I looked at a couple of cities. Hamburg, Bremen, Osnabrück and Enschede.

tim: If I remember correctly your supposed to get off the bus at a station named "Petrus Dondersplein" :P

Sint Michielsgestel is reachable by public transit.

Oliver: My thought exactly. But I wasn't sure you remembered. :P

Slash: Bottom of the page: http://www.speedcubing.com/events/beneluxopen2010/ Last time I was there I also flew to Eindhoven and took that train to den Bosch. But on our way back to Eindhoven we took a bus directly from Sint Michielsgestel which was faster, at least I remember it to be.

Some of these have already been mentioned but I'm pretty sure these pages are full of trivia: http://cubeman.org/ http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/ http://www.ws.binghamton.edu/fridrich/cube.html http://cubefreak.net/other/glossary.html http://speedcubing.com/chris/...

Then why did you post in this thread?

Erik: Ton wasn't forgotten. There is a little about him in the description of Ron. Joël and Dan was a GREAT inspiration for me when I was new. But they didn't come up with any new big methods nor did they achieve something really spectacular. Al tough Dan din write a book, that's cool. I've said...

It will be interesting to see if you can keep up the practise.

Hmm, I might have used some bad wording there. When I said "as well" I didn't mean that you also did it, I meant that he both solves big cubes and run. All tough it's funny that it's almost true for you too. When I come to think about it I also enjoy running. But only short distances about 3-5...

No. The word "first" wasn't even in that sentence. And people know that Mike isn't the only who can do marathons...(István too :P) Disregard the last part, it's just a joke. Funny because Istvan runs marathons as well as solving huge cubes BLD.

I don't like the exaggerated use of "fixed"-posts. You're not supposed to edit a quote. But if you're gonna make one, at least put the modified part in bold. It took me three read-throughs before I saw it. And it wasn't really needed. Everyone knows that he was talking about BLD.

Mads! I'm coming with you as well! I'm being picked up in Odense. My train from Copenhagen is there at 10:05 friday. :D

miniGOINGS: It's a TAS. Jason Baum: Nice simile. :D