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Call Me: JC; Age: 20; Citizenship: Filipino; First Seen RC: 2007, when I was 2nd year in high school; First Method: made-up method for 5 min.; Current Method: Fridrich method with a twist, best time of 19 sec.; First RC 3x3x3: Pillow-type Vcube; Other Puzzles: I currently owned pillow-type Vcube 3x3x3, another 3x3x3, 15num., Twist, Mastermorphix, 4x4x4(not a speedcube), Fisher Cube and Hexagonal Dipyramid. I also play Tetris battle on FB and Tetrisfriends Online; I become--not bragging about it--God of Tetris for several battles (2P for example). I play Sudoku and riddles on the Internet; Cube Interest: To create methods faster than the currently fastest ones. But I still find the Fridrich method the best one; Failure: Couldn't reach at least 10 sec. for a 3x3x3. That's why I joined here. I memorized enough algos and inventing new ones prior to the "twist" I said above; Progress: I found several algos for my preferred method and still twisting more...
More About Me: I think I'm obsessed with Rubik's puzzles because I'm dreaming about it sometimes (I dream I bought crazy shapes of Rubik's puzzles and then wake up disappointed). But here in the Philippines, Rubik's puzzles are very rare and expensive. Also when I see grid-like patterns with colors on objects, I get the feeling to want to buy it. Is that an addiction of the puzzles?:confused:<END>
More About Me: I think I'm obsessed with Rubik's puzzles because I'm dreaming about it sometimes (I dream I bought crazy shapes of Rubik's puzzles and then wake up disappointed). But here in the Philippines, Rubik's puzzles are very rare and expensive. Also when I see grid-like patterns with colors on objects, I get the feeling to want to buy it. Is that an addiction of the puzzles?:confused:<END>