Everyone else is saying hi, so I thought that I would too. I'm not sure if I'll post much here -- I plan to just lurk, but thought I'd get one post in, so that the forum mods don't delete my account for lack of use.
I found the following questions in someone else's thread, and thought I'd copy them here.
What is your current best time?
29.3? seconds. That was ~4 years ago, and I couldn't do it again today. I was only sub-30 twice, and once was a luck-based solve (completely skipped PLL)
What time do you average?
My average had reached about 43-44 seconds.
What method do you use to solve the cube?
Fridrich method, although I didn't use all of her OLL sequences. There's a lot more written today on her method than when I learned it. I've forgotten a good deal of it now, and would need to re-memorize if I wanted to get back into speed cubing.
What kind of cube do you have?
Cheapo "Rubik" brand from Walmart. I lubricated it with lip balm, and put scotch tape over the stickers so they would last longer. I'm interested in knowing where I could buy a good kit, since I always hated the cube I had from Walmart.
I found the following questions in someone else's thread, and thought I'd copy them here.
What is your current best time?
29.3? seconds. That was ~4 years ago, and I couldn't do it again today. I was only sub-30 twice, and once was a luck-based solve (completely skipped PLL)
What time do you average?
My average had reached about 43-44 seconds.
What method do you use to solve the cube?
Fridrich method, although I didn't use all of her OLL sequences. There's a lot more written today on her method than when I learned it. I've forgotten a good deal of it now, and would need to re-memorize if I wanted to get back into speed cubing.
What kind of cube do you have?
Cheapo "Rubik" brand from Walmart. I lubricated it with lip balm, and put scotch tape over the stickers so they would last longer. I'm interested in knowing where I could buy a good kit, since I always hated the cube I had from Walmart.
