New Girl to the forum, Chawwie :)

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Hey guys! I'm Charlina and I'm a 16 year old girl who lives down the road from Anthony.

I was referred to this forum by Anthony, who also taught me how to cube on the bus ride home from school one day.

Although I've always known how to solve the Rubik's Cube (up to the 5x5 and various others) for a while now, I didn't really start to practice to get faster until now.

Having not cubed for several months, I decided to pick up the cube again last week and quickly beat my PB.

29.11 - Single
37.38 - Average

My times aren't very consistent because I forgot many of the PLLs and how to cube efficiently, but I can only get faster, right? :p

I look forward to contributing to and learning from the cubing community. Meeting new people is always fun, so don't be shy. :D
 
Hiya!~

My name is 4chan, most people know me as 4chan. If you're reading this, you probably know me as 4chan. But a lot of people don't know me as MoldyLunchbox, which is my gaia username on gaiaonline.
 
Chawwie, welcome to the forums!
I am Ranzha V E, so yeah.
Really, (most of the) people here are very nice, and you can find some great people (masterofthebass, Lucas Garron, DavidWoner, qqwref, etc.) to answer almost any question you can throw at them about cubes and such.

Some ground rules I like handing out:
1.) DON'T BE A NOOB. Self-explanatory. Nobody likes a noob with a keyboard, half a brain, and a forum.

2.) Use the search function. If you have a question, use the search function. This will allow for many questions you have to be answered without a single post. For all those questions there aren't answers to yet, please don't hesitate to ask!

3.) Use the wiki. The Speedsolving Wiki is a great source for methods, algorithms, and links to great sites with great advice and great algorithms from great cubers out there.

YOU'RE ONE OF ANTHONY'S PEOPLE?

You're instantly my best friend. Just know that, ok?

Whoa, easy there.


So yeah, welcome!
--Ranzha
 
1.) DON'T BE A NOOB. Self-explanatory. Nobody likes a noob with a keyboard, half a brain, and a forum.

2.) Use the search function. If you have a question, use the search function. This will allow for many questions you have to be answered without a single post. For all those questions there aren't answers to yet, please don't hesitate to ask!

3.) Use the wiki. The Speedsolving Wiki is a great source for methods, algorithms, and links to great sites with great advice and great algorithms from great cubers out there.

Right after she made her account the first things I told her were don't be stupid, use the search function to find stuff before posting, and most stuff is online already, so just look for it.

Anyway, Charlie's cool, I'm sure she'll fit in. She's going to get fast too, I'll make sure of it. :)
 
1.) DON'T BE A NOOB. Self-explanatory. Nobody likes a noob with a keyboard, half a brain, and a forum.

2.) Use the search function. If you have a question, use the search function. This will allow for many questions you have to be answered without a single post. For all those questions there aren't answers to yet, please don't hesitate to ask!

3.) Use the wiki. The Speedsolving Wiki is a great source for methods, algorithms, and links to great sites with great advice and great algorithms from great cubers out there.

Right after she made her account the first things I told her were don't be stupid, use the search function to find stuff before posting, and most stuff is online already, so just look for it.

Anyway, Charlie's cool, I'm sure she'll fit in. She's going to get fast too, I'll make sure of it. :)

Fast enough to beat you at your own game, Anthony?
 
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