Daniel Wu
Premium Member
lol epic.and the apprentice shall overcome the master.
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lol epic.and the apprentice shall overcome the master.
Anyone remember their own nubbiness from the dark days of non-cubism?
Bus Driver: I can solve it in under 50 seconds
Me: cool I can solve it in under 35
Bus Driver: Yeah Right
*solves in under 35 seconds*
Bus Driver: You got lucky
MEe....
Me: If you have ever solved a cube, you will always be able to do it again.
Some other dude: Youre wrong, because I fixed the squares on anarubix cube once and I cant never do it again
grammar fail :fp
430. HEY! You are using a computer to scramble it, so you can just look back at your moves! Cheater! (I actually do this so that I don't cheat.
435.) When someone scrambles my 3x3, they say, "I'll scramble it so hard, you can't solve it." On one occasion, the cube popped a row, so I checked EO and CO, popped the pieces back in, and hoped to not get PLL parity. As I got to the L6E (when I was using Roux, a LONG time ago), I noticed I had PLL parity and, after the UF and UB edges were swapped, did an F-perm and consequently had the UFR and UBR corners switched.
I popped out the pieces and inserted them correctly, and the scrambler said, "Stop cheating! I knew you couldn't solve it."
I then said, "It was unsolvable--the way I put the--"
"You were wrong! I made it unsolvable!"
[rant]
I really hate when I have to pop out pieces to fix a 3x3 parity, or even if my cube pops on its own, for the outcome more often than not is a "Cheater", "You can't do it", or "Save it for the pros" comment.
What is even more-so agitating is that when we cubers try explaining the parity process, non-cubers unleash their stubbornness and make no attempt to hear what is correct from a person who knows what s/he is doing.
Will we always have to put up with this madness?
435.) When someone scrambles my 3x3, they say, "I'll scramble it so hard, you can't solve it." On one occasion, the cube popped a row, so I checked EO and CO, popped the pieces back in, and hoped to not get PLL parity. As I got to the L6E (when I was using Roux, a LONG time ago), I noticed I had PLL parity and, after the UF and UB edges were swapped, did an F-perm and consequently had the UFR and UBR corners switched.
I popped out the pieces and inserted them correctly, and the scrambler said, "Stop cheating! I knew you couldn't solve it."
I then said, "It was unsolvable--the way I put the--"
"You were wrong! I made it unsolvable!"
[rant]
I really hate when I have to pop out pieces to fix a 3x3 parity, or even if my cube pops on its own, for the outcome more often than not is a "Cheater", "You can't do it", or "Save it for the pros" comment.
What is even more-so agitating is that when we cubers try explaining the parity process, non-cubers unleash their stubbornness and make no attempt to hear what is correct from a person who knows what s/he is doing.
Will we always have to put up with this madness?
If you saw someone that had an amazing skill, but did something that looked like cheating, wouldn't you call them on it?