[Member Intro] Hej from Bonn, Germany

[freshcuber.de]

Hi, my name is Roland and I live in Bonn (former capital of Germany). I started cubing 1980 oder 1981, but with a break of more than 30 years. But I still had my small collection in a box, and some years ago it got me again. Since 2016 I started going to competitions (2016FRIS02), but still with quite slow times mostly between 25 and 35 seconds. :rolleyes:

I also run the page freshcuber.de in german, and there I want to give some help to beginners and to show with my growing collection that cubing is much more than 'only' speedcubing.

If you wonder how a person over 50 years still calls himself freshcuber: My family name is Frisch, and that means fresh. So I will still be fresh even with 80 or 100...

 

[FireCuber]

Welcome to the forums!!

 

[CornerCutter]

Welcome Roland! Make sure you check out this thread: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/older-cubers-discussions.37405/page-1014

 

[freshcuber.de]

Thank you for your welcomes. And Josh, Thank you for your podcast, I heard 25 episodes until now.

 

[CornerCutter]

Thank you for your welcomes. And Josh, Thank you for your podcast, I heard 25 episodes until now.

Your welcome for both! Glad your enjoying it, thanks for letting me know.

 

[cubeshepherd]

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Hi, my name is Roland and I live in Bonn (former capital of Germany). I started cubing 1980 oder 1981, but with a break of more than 30 years. But I still had my small collection in a box, and some years ago it got me again. Since 2016 I started going to competitions (2016FRIS02), but still with quite slow times mostly between 25 and 35 seconds. :rolleyes:

I also run the page freshcuber.de in german, and there I want to give some help to beginners and to show with my growing collection that cubing is much more than 'only' speedcubing.

If you wonder how a person over 50 years still calls himself freshcuber: My family name is Frisch, and that means fresh. So I will still be fresh even with 80 or 100...

Welcome to the forums @freshcuber.de. It is great to have to here, and I am glad that you have decided to join these forums. I hope that you have a great time here.

 

[sporteisvogel]

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Hi, my name is Roland and I live in Bonn (former capital of Germany). I started cubing 1980 oder 1981, but with a break of more than 30 years. But I still had my small collection in a box, and some years ago it got me again. Since 2016 I started going to competitions (2016FRIS02), but still with quite slow times mostly between 25 and 35 seconds. :rolleyes:

I also run the page freshcuber.de in german, and there I want to give some help to beginners and to show with my growing collection that cubing is much more than 'only' speedcubing.

If you wonder how a person over 50 years still calls himself freshcuber: My family name is Frisch, and that means fresh. So I will still be fresh even with 80 or 100...

Hi Roland,
Bin jetzt auch hier. Ich konnte mich nur noch nicht bei der weekly competition anmelden. Das funktionierte mit meinem Account nicht. Werde den Fehler schon noch finden.
Gruß
Christian

 

[Jacck]

Hi Roland,
Bin jetzt auch hier. Ich konnte mich nur noch nicht bei der weekly competition anmelden. Das funktionierte mit meinem Account nicht. Werde den Fehler schon noch finden.
Gruß
Christian

Hi Christian,
weißt du, dass du bei der weekly nochmals einen account anlegen musst ("Join the fun!")? Da nimmt man dann seinen Usernamen hier, denke mal, weil sonst die Egebnisse aus posts nicht automatisch zugeordnet werden können.

 

[sporteisvogel]

Ja, habe ich so gemacht. Scheint jetzt alles zu funktionieren .

 

[Mischiiii]

Welcome to SS

thats a funny thing to say to a german dude

Welcome to the forum. I’m from Germany as well. I live in the beautiful Hochsauerland near Winterberg .

 

[fun at the joy]

thats a funny thing to say to a german dude

Welcome to the forum. I’m from Germany as well. I live in the beautiful Hochsauerland near Winterberg .

lol that's actually quite funny