Hai Everybody!

[Mythia]

よるしく、ぼくは初心者です～
Hai everybody! I'm just a beginner, just posting to let all of you know that I'm here~
anyway, I'm curious how many people actually read these introductions (according to one of my friend, I have no life).
This isn't necessarily the nicest thing to ask, but oh well~ I don't mind annoying replies (as long as you don't try to verbally attack people).
Probably not going to be on for a long time (just a "probably", I'm not going to make any promises).
Oh yea, I'm not Japanese, just a fan of the Japanese sub-culture (for more information, turn on your TV and start watching Japanese anime).
For any of you who actually read this post, 3Q~

 

[Lazy Einstein]

はじめまして。ホルバインです。どうぞ　よろしく。

Welcome to the world of speedcubing. Have you decided on which method you want to solve with yet?

 

[Mythia]

Not yet, I'm just here under recommendation of brian724080, and right now I'm currently in class (don't question me about registering in class).
Probably going to start trying with all the easy methods I can find.

 

[brian724080]

Lol hai Allen

はじめまして。ホルバインです。どうぞ　よろしく。

Welcome to the world of speedcubing. Have you decided on which method you want to solve with yet?

He's really just on here due to curiosity, we're both in math class right now (in the same class)

 

[Lazy Einstein]

Lol. Force him to ZZ Brian!

 

[Mythia]

...I guess the "easy" method isn't going to be easy after all...

 

[brian724080]

Lol. Force him to ZZ Brian!

Haha, you bet

...I guess the "easy" method isn't going to be easy after all...

ZZ isn't exactly a beginner's method, that's the joke

 

[CriticalCubing]

Hello and I watch Anime. I have 2 TB harddisk full of Anime. Currently watching some old ones that I missed like More no Imouto etc and also Code Geass Welcome to the forums and I do read members introduction

よるしく、ぼくは初心者です～
Hai everybody! I'm just a beginner, just posting to let all of you know that I'm here~
anyway, I'm curious how many people actually read these introductions (according to one of my friend, I have no life).
This isn't necessarily the nicest thing to ask, but oh well~ I don't mind annoying replies (as long as you don't try to verbally attack people).
Probably not going to be on for a long time (just a "probably", I'm not going to make any promises).
Oh yea, I'm not Japanese, just a fan of the Japanese sub-culture (for more information, turn on your TV and start watching Japanese anime).
For any of you who actually read this post, 3Q~

 

[Rocky0701]

Welcome! Brian, teach him CFOP, but make him think that full OLL and PLL is the beginners method. Just kidding, but you actually should try to teach him how to solve.

 

[CriticalCubing]

I think he should choose a method which suits his style. We should not force our methods on him

Welcome! Brian, teach him CFOP, but make him think that full OLL and PLL is the beginners method. Just kidding, but you actually should try to teach him how to solve.

 

[Rocky0701]

Yeah, i said i was just kidding. Brian could show him a bunch of methods, and then have him pick. Then he could teach it to him.

 

[brian724080]

Yup, that's what I usually do, but if he chooses Roux or Petrus, he's on his own.

 

[Bh13]

Welcome! I usually read the introductions but don't post. I would recommend CFOP for a beginners method.

 

[brian724080]

I couldn't really believe it when I taught him how to solve the cube. Last week in class, I emailed him badmephisto's cheat-sheet with a few simple algorithms on it and gave him a few tips for starters (such as what the cross is for, how one can move the cross pieces to allow insertions, etc). Even though he already knew how to finger trick the cube and read notation (everyone in my class can do that), I didn't really expect him to complete the first layer, but he figured out how to solve the first two layers in about 30 minutes :O