Did you learn to cube from Dan Brown(pogobat)?

[dabmasta]

I learned from him, and I'm not necessarily proud of it. But I am proud of the fact that he did introduce me to cubing.

 

[Saej]

He got me started, helped me solve for the first 20 times, and then I found this site and BadMephisto's site. Now I am doing F2L and doing well, plus I know 4LLL and slllloooowwwly learning full PLL for 3LLL.

 

[Rosette]

uhhh.. yeah..?

 

[hic0057]

Wouldn't be better to ask a question like did you learn from YouTube or did someone else teach. Or who was your first YouTube teacher etc Not a yes/no question

 

[Tim Major]

Dan Brown rocks. He taught me how to solve the cube (the end of the 2nd layer and the final layer)

 

[Hadley4000]

I figured it out on my own.

 

[VP7]

No.

James G. Nourse & David Singmaster.

 

[Boxcarcrzy12]

Yes, I did, and it didn't do me much good, I used that method for almost a year and only got as low as 35ish seconds. There are people who learned like 3 months ago and are already sub 20 avgs. Maybe it's just me but it was hard for me to move from that method to fridrich. But the answer is yes.

 

[Mephisto]

Who? :unsure:

 

[Nestor]

Since I learned from Robh and Badmephisto, I hate DB for corrupting newbies with this crappy method.

Yet, I love and praise him for starting so many people into cubing.

I'm torned on this one...

 

[Zarlor]

Yep, I'd say Dan Brown because I still had trouble after reading the little booklet that came with the storebought Rubik's, and some documents I got on the web were not as straight forward. I then went to RobH for the higher order cubes. Finally, badmephisto really helped me with his algs and videos.

 

[theace]

Yes. But i did improvise a lot. For e.g. RUR'U' instead of the lame R'D'RD