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Hello dear cubing friends.
My name is Robert Parker and im new to the forums.
Im 46 years and im 98kg, my favourite food is pizza.
I live in Montana and have a wife and 2 kids named Tom and Peter.
My favourite movie is james bond golden eye.
Im also really fast at cubing thats why im here.
My best time is 2min and 56 sec. I guess its really pro, even my wife says its fast.
I wonder am i top 10 in the world with that time?
I have 64 puzzles! 60 of them are rubiks brand 3x3x3.
I cube every month and i am studying to be a bussdriver wish me goodluck at the test.
Thanks for replys and i hope it will be a nice time here //Robert
 
Hi iSpinz, i understand that you think its a joke but im sorry to tell you it isnt, im just trying to be welcomed to this site. :)
 
Welcome to the forum. Let me be the first to give you your "cubing brief".

So first of, this forum is filled with some very awesome and dedicated members and we all want to help each other get better. Most everyone is friendly as long as you...

1. Use proper grammar and spelling.

2. Use the search function that you can find in the top left corner of every page on the forum. See if your question has been answered already, or if it belongs in the One Answer Question Thread . I made a short list of threads that you shouldn't make because they have been made before or because your question/discovery (you know what I mean) belongs inside of an already made thread (For example "What does the move F' mean" belongs in the One Answer Question Thread). Here's the list: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?p=316191

3. Don't make claims that aren't true or try and argue something you know nothing about. (I'm not trying to be mean, just giving you all the info. I can. :) )

4 (Optional). Lurk around the forum before posting. Not really necessary if you feel comfortable with what your posting.

5. Try and better the community. It's what we all want.

Also, just in the general scheme of "speedcubing", their are two types of solve: Lucky and Non-lucky. A "lucky solve" means you had a skip (IE. PLL / OLL skip.) A non-lucky solve means you completed all the steps. Their are also single solves and averages, (in competition, you do an average of 5 to determine where you place in the competition). The world record official solve is 7.08 seconds, done by Erik Akkersdijk . It was a lucky solve, because he got a PLL skip. Heres a Video of it. . The world record average was recently set by Feliks Zemdegs. It is the first official sub 10 average in competition. Video of it. Both Feliks and Erik are members of this community, as well as many other amazing cubers. Their are tons of events, like Big Cubes, in which Dan Cohen rains supreme. Heres a list of official events, and the best times in those events. http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/events.php . You can find some great tutorials from people on youtube like BadMephisto . The wiki is a collection of all our cubing knowledge. If we have an alg, it's their. Have fun getting better and enjoy the forums!
 
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Other info. My son Peter Parker is 8 years old (60kg) his favourite food is hamburger(s) he solves cubes aswell his best time is 4min 38 sec. And m other son Tom 10 years old (71,5kg) His favourite food is hamburger(s) aswell!. His best time is tho 3min and 19 sec. More comments please :) //Robert Parker
 
Also, not wanting to rain on your parade but 2mins56s is very slow for a speedcuber.
A good time is around 20s, gooooood is 15s and world class is like 12s.
 
I have been cubing since 79! i got to know the cube quite early :).
Other info my wife name: Urgouylny weight:93kg. Favourite food frogs (shes french :) ). Her best cube time is 9min 45 sec.
 
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