He's back...

who? sorry my the video doesn't show up on my computer..

Apparently someone named "Yu Jeong-Min" and nicknamed Gungz.

It's like saying: someone named "Breandan Vallance" and nicknamed gasmus...

This thread is like a nub filter.

Exactly! :)

I was hoping Yu or Matyas

Excuse me?

Anyway, I'm happy for him, I really hope he will do some more insane times!

For the new ones: If you don't know someone, it doesn't mean that the he/she doesn't matter. If you already know his name, look up for his WCA profile.

He destroyed the old 13.22 3x3x3 average with an amazing 11.76, which was I think better at that time then the current WR now. (Wow, this sentence doesn't make any sense, does it?:)) Also: first person ever to do a sub-20 single OH officially!
 
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I havent been Cubing as long as some of the people here and I still know who he was and is...

I didn't think he would come back after being away for so long and maybe being so out of practice, this really is an amazing comeback

I wish it would say on the WCA site that it is South Korea, because "Korea" isn't really a country... any more
 
I wish it would say on the WCA site that it is South Korea, because "Korea" isn't really a country... any more

I'm sure it will be changed as soon as North Korea stops being a dystopian dictatorship for long enough to hold a competition :)


Johan444: It's not all that hard to look up something like Gungz, so it's not just "I was cubing longer than you so I'm better than you". I expect people to try to look stuff like this up if they don't know what's going on - I definitely would, in this or any other community.
 
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Huh, nice news and all, but I thought there was a separate thread for people who are leaving or coming back to cubing. Or maybe that's just for unimportant people :rolleyes: ?
 
Huh, nice news and all, but I thought there was a separate thread for people who are leaving or coming back to cubing. Or maybe that's just for unimportant people :rolleyes: ?

This is a special occasion, it deserves its own thread

And no cuber is unimportant, you never know that "unimportant" person may be a world record holder one day.
 
Huh, nice news and all, but I thought there was a separate thread for people who are leaving or coming back to cubing. Or maybe that's just for unimportant people :rolleyes: ?

This is a special occasion, it deserves its own thread

And no cuber is unimportant, you never know that "unimportant" person may be a world record holder one day.

I see. I don't think you understood that when I said "unimportant", it was a sarcastic statement.
 
Huh, nice news and all, but I thought there was a separate thread for people who are leaving or coming back to cubing. Or maybe that's just for unimportant people :rolleyes: ?

This is a special occasion, it deserves its own thread

And no cuber is unimportant, you never know that "unimportant" person may be a world record holder one day.

I see. I don't think you understood that when I said "unimportant", it was a sarcastic statement.

Subtlety doesn't work well here.
 
I was hoping Yu or Matyas
And you got Yu ;) He was THE Yu before Nakajima became famous.

When I saw the title I thought it was Nakajima.
When I saw that thread was made by Robert Yau, I knew it was Yu Jeong-Min. :p
Of course it helped a bit that I saw his name earlier in the http://www.speedcubing.com/ page.

And yes, it is very nice to see him back and instantly improving his official pb :cool:
I remember how disappointed I was when he didn't participate in the WC 2007, I was so sure he would've win.
 
- two 18.xx Square-1 averages!

18 avg is fail. I was really hoping to see Lee-Seung Woo get WR, are at least sub16 or something.

Unless they looked at old WR's or something like that.

Which is something they should do. Macky was long before my time, but I still knew who he was when I was new, because I looked at all the old records.
 
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