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not true anymore...

I use to go to speech+debate and math competitions in high school but nothing since then.

I have met TPBM at a competition.
 
False,

I use Fridrich for F2L but for LL corners-then-edges.

Back in 1982 I "teached" Fridrich some F2L tricks of the dutch "Rene Schoof" system . Fridrich's LL method was the same as the dutch system called "Treep-Dockhorn" invented in 1981. Credits to Fridrich because she was the first who put F2L & LL method it on the internet and since then it is called the "Fridrich"-method.

The person below me solves cubes since 1980 or earlier.
 
False. I'm pretty sure I got my first cube in January of 1981 (might have been February) (I solved it two weeks after I got it), so I just barely missed your cutoff.

Edit: I just checked when the first Scientific American article came out - it was the March 1981 issue. I bought my first cube just a few days after that showed up on the newsstands, so it was probably either February or March of 1981.

The person below me is having a good cubing day.
 
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false, but I have locked up quite a few who has.

TPBM below forgot how excited he/she was that V-cubes will be coming soon and is now completly excited again because he/she just remembered.
 
True?

I've had one gig.... unless I really scrape the bottom of the barrel I've then had about 6... and I've got 2 cubes.... Dang...

The person below me has a tenuous grasp on the rules of dramaturgy (subscribe the thechurchofblow :P)
 
The person below me has a tenuous grasp on the rules of dramaturgy
trans: TPBM knows very little about about dramatic composition and the representation of the main elements of drama.

false, I've never used tiles.
TPBM owns one of the new type A cubes
 
False. I have a 2004 Rubik's with translucent core. (not anniversary though, old logo)

The person below me likes origami.
 
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