[Unofficial] Doing MBLD while filmed at a cafe

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Long story short, me and Shortey (Morten Arborg) were cubing at a cafe in Oslo, when I decided I would try out Weekly scrambles (42?) MBLD.

The attempt was cought on tape by a filmcrew that was making different types of documentaries and presentations, too bad my result was only 5/6 in 31min :fp :p

Nevertheless, they also got afew 1min15sec single BLD solves and Morten just being pr0.

No, I usually do not wear a facemask when MBLD, I just was megatired of the YouTube bishes crying about fake.

<3

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Narrator:
For a long time Rubik´s cube has been a challenge for most of us. For the macedonian Ramadan Sulejman it is no longer just a doable task; he does it blindfolded.

Ramadan Sulejman:
It maybe is quite complex to understand for someone who has never held a Rubik´s cube. It comes down to coding the solution into images and storing that in my brain, to later recall them when I put on my blindfold. In that way I know how to solve the cubes. The trouble there is if you do not remember the images you will not be able to solve it.

Narrator:
In a standard Rubik´s cube competition there are several ways the competitors solve the cubes: in example blindfolded or just as fast as they can go.

Ramadan Sulejman:
I guess it is politically correct to say everyone can do it if they try. I did not think I would be able to do it when I first started, but now I almost can (in regard to many cubes MBLD).

Narrator:
There are many that find joy in spectating these amazing qualities Ramadan displays, and within a short period of time he has gathered a crowd of people that clearly show they are impressed by what they see:

Man:
It is very uniqe, I have never seen anything like it.

Narrator2:
So you are very impressed?

Man:
Yes, very impressed.

Narrator:
The young macedonian participates in many Rubik´s cube competitions around the world. But in the end it comes down to relaxing with friends.

Ramadan Sulejman:
It is really fun. I have now used 31minutes for Multi-blind, but the time really goes fast when doing it. It is a way to completely calm down and block everything out.
 
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Omg, cool! Is it going to be shown on the Norwegian TV? If yes, do you know what channel and when it can be seen?
 
Narrator:
For a long time Rubik´s cube has been a challenge for most of us. For the macedonian Ramadan Sulejman it is no longer just a doable task; he does it blindfolded.

Ramadan Sulejman:
It maybe is quite complex to understand for someone who has never held a Rubik´s cube. It comes down to coding the solution into images and storing that in my brain, to later recall them when I put on my blindfold. In that way I know how to solve the cubes. The trouble there is if you do not remember the images you will not be able to solve it.

Narrator:
In a standard Rubik´s cube competition there are several ways the competitors solve the cubes: in example blindfolded or just as fast as they can go.

Ramadan Sulejman:
I guess it is politically correct to say everyone can do it if they try. I did not think I would be able to do it when I first started, but now I almost can (in regard to many cubes MBLD).

Narrator:
There are many that find joy in spectating these amazing qualities Ramadan displays, and within a short period of time he has gathered a crowd of people that clearly show they are impressed by what they see:

Man:
It is very uniqe, I have never seen anything like it.

Narrator2:
So you are very impressed?

Man:
Yes, very impressed.

Narrator:
The young macedonian participates in many Rubik´s cube competitions around the world. But in the end it comes down to relaxing with friends.

Ramadan Sulejman:
It is really fun. I have now used 31minutes for Multi-blind, but the time really goes fast when doing it. It is a way to completely calm down and block everything out.
 
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