Hello fellow cubers!

[Mordred]

Hi, I am new at the forums so I decided I might as well intoduce myself.

I got my first Rubik's Cube two years ago.
In about two days I learned how to solve it using the LBL method,
then I pretty much lost interest in it and put it down.

One and a half year later I discovered speedcubing and became pretty much addicted to it.
I have now been speedcubing for six months with a current average of 25 and a PB of 16.23,
using CFOP method with full PPL, 3/4 OLL (I know, I am still a n00b).

I actually discovered this forum through the speedsolving wiki. I registered there a while ealier and already did a little bit of work there.

Also I'd like to say that it is great to see that the cubing community is so active and growing! Speedcubing really developed since the start of the internet.

Well that's about it. See you guys around

 

[CubesOfTheWorld]

WASSAP BRO!

PS: speedcubing is a lot of fun. KEEP AT IT!

 

[AndyRoo789]

Welcome.
You're in the same position as me looking at speed, but I only know 1/3 of the OLLs.

 

[Ranzha]

Hi, I am new at the forums so I decided I might as well intoduce myself.

I got my first Rubik's Cube two years ago.
In about two days I learned how to solve it using the LBL method,
then I pretty much lost interest in it and put it down.

One and a half year later I discovered speedcubing and became pretty much addicted to it.
I have now been speedcubing for six months with a current average of 25 and a PB of 16.23,
using CFOP method with full PPL, 3/4 OLL (I know, I am still a n00b).

I actually discovered this forum through the speedsolving wiki. I registered there a while ealier and already did a little bit of work there.

Also I'd like to say that it is great to see that the cubing community is so active and growing! Speedcubing really developed since the start of the internet.

Well that's about it. See you guys around

PLL*. Permutation of the Last Layer.

Also, you're not a n00b! 16.23 is NOT n00b. 3/4 OLL is NOT n00b. Full PLL is NOT n00b--a vital stepping stone from n00bery! You're doing well. I only know 2/3 OLL, and I still find some cases tough!
Good to see you here on the forums. Enjoy your stay ^_^.
Some guidelines:
1.) Use the search function to find things you have questions about. If your questions cannot be answered, please use "The one answer question thread!". If else, you're welcome to make a thread.
2.) Don't forget to wear a helmet.

--Ranzha

 

[Zane_C]

Hey

 

[Tim Major]

Hi, I am new at the forums so I decided I might as well intoduce myself.

I got my first Rubik's Cube two years ago.
In about two days I learned how to solve it using the LBL method,
then I pretty much lost interest in it and put it down.

One and a half year later I discovered speedcubing and became pretty much addicted to it.
I have now been speedcubing for six months with a current average of 25 and a PB of 16.23,
using CFOP method with full PPL, 3/4 OLL (I know, I am still a n00b).

I actually discovered this forum through the speedsolving wiki. I registered there a while ealier and already did a little bit of work there.

Also I'd like to say that it is great to see that the cubing community is so active and growing! Speedcubing really developed since the start of the internet.

Well that's about it. See you guys around

PLL*. Permutation of the Last Layer.

Also, you're not a n00b! 16.23 is NOT n00b. 3/4 OLL is NOT n00b. Full PLL is NOT n00b--a vital stepping stone from n00bery! You're doing well. I only know 2/3 OLL, and I still find some cases tough!
Good to see you here on the forums. Enjoy your stay ^_^.
Some guidelines:
1.) Use the search function to find things you have questions about. If your questions cannot be answered, please use "The one answer question thread!". If else, you're welcome to make a thread.
2.) Don't forget to wear a helmet.

--Ranzha

Times have nothing to do with being a noob. You can average 15 and be a noob. Welcome to the forums.

 

[speedcub]

Welcome!
I am new too.
But just the same, have fun on the forum!