Insult the last person

[cuber314159]

Last person is clearlyslow

 

[1001010101001]

Last person does not understand what 'clearly' means

 

[cuber314159]

Last person thinks that I don't know what clearly means

 

[teboecubes]

Last person assumes I’m “clearly” slow

 

[cuber314159]

Last person is slow

 

[teboecubes]

Last person thinks sub-18 is slow

 

[cuber314159]

Last person think's sub18 is not slow

 

[Duncan Bannon]

Do I need to point out the lack of effert put into that last "insult"

 

[teboecubes]

Last person spells effort incorrectly

 

[Duncan Bannon]

That was the best you could get?

Spoiler

I could edit it and make you laughing stock....

 

[teboecubes]

Last person claims he could edit it, but doesn’t.

(You’re right though; i found another error)

 

[1001010101001]

Last person uses cfop(which is an intermediate method)

 

[cuber314159]

Last person thinks CFOP is an intermediate method

 

[Mastercuber04]

Last person probably doesnt know full oll

 

[cuber314159]

Last person thinks I probably don't know full OLL, when I do and most of COLL.

 

[Competition Cuber]

lazt person thinks this is gud speling

 

[Mastercuber04]

Last person thinks thats good insult

 

[1001010101001]

Last person thinks CFOP is not an intermediate method.
(copied from Speedsolving)

Intermediate Methods
Intermediate methods are very popular because they are quite fast without requiring extensive knowledge or memorization. They have a moderate move count (although they can be heavily optimized) and are good for cubers who have mastered a basic method.

• The CFOP Method (Fridrich) is the most popular speedcubing method. First the bottom layer edges are solved, then the first two layers are filled in either using intuition or algorithms, and finally the top layer is solved in two steps: OLL then PLL.

• The Petrus Method The cuber creates a 2x2x2 block, expands it to a 2x2x3 block, orients all of the remaining edges, then finishes the first two layers. The last layer is finished in three steps, although many Petrus users elect to finish the last layer with OLL and PLL instead.
• The Waterman Method is a method based on corners first methods. First cuber solves the first layer, then does the opposite layer's corners (CLL), and finally solves the remaining edges in three steps.
• Columns First Methods are a group of methods that in some way build four columns of three pieces each, orients the remaining edges, and permutes the remaining edges.

 

[cuber314159]

Last person still hasn't said what method they use and probably used a beginner's method

 

[1001010101001]

Last person assumed my method when he said 'last person uses a slow method'
I use Roux>ZZ>CFOP neutral while doing 75% roux 15 ZZ and 10 Cfop btw.