TeaSwiller
Member
Hi! I started cubing in middle school (6th or 7th grade, can't remember), and when I moved to a brand new high school in a brand new state in 9th grade, my Rubik's cube was my best friend. As the shy new kid in high school who didn't know how to talk to anybody and only played with her cube during lunch, in the hallways, in the classrooms after finishing my work, somehow a few people around campus started cubing too (I counted 10 independent cubers - none of us ever talked to each other :'D ). I only knew the algorithm that came with the Rubik's manual, and knew nothing about speedcubing. My cube broke apart in college (one of the interior pieces broke off, so I couldn't spin it without the whole thing crumbling), and I haven't touched a cube since.
The reason I'm here is because during a long day at work yesterday, I found the tiny gag 3x3 I got from a white elephant a few years ago in my backpack, and I started scrambling/playing with it. It brought back a lot of memories, so I want to get back into cubing and learn all these fancy new techniques! Looking forward to stealing all y'all's secrets
The reason I'm here is because during a long day at work yesterday, I found the tiny gag 3x3 I got from a white elephant a few years ago in my backpack, and I started scrambling/playing with it. It brought back a lot of memories, so I want to get back into cubing and learn all these fancy new techniques! Looking forward to stealing all y'all's secrets