EvanTheCuber
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lol, i think so. John Smith is a very common disguise name, John is a very common first name, same as smith for a last name. Or he's faking an identity, you never know
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Sub1Hour
Member
The 2 dislikes are the cops that pulled him over but couldn't arrest him cause they could not find the goods
FluxDigital01
Member
Is anyone interested in participating in a BLD Race to sub-x thread? The most recent one I could find was back in 2018.
fun at the joy
Member
I would be interested.
CrispyCubing
Member
Yeah go for it, I’m in.
FluxDigital01
Member
Okay! I'll try to start it as soon as I can!
FluxDigital01
Member
Sorry for double posting, but I just had an idea.
Get this: a BLD lettering scheme based on the IPA.
If the sticker is a the first in the pair, you use the consonant chart laid over the cube net. If it's the second, you use the vowel chart laid over the net. If you know the charts by heart (like me), then it'll probably be easy to learn the scheme. Additionally, you could even use the ejective chart, clicks, or tones to convey other information like twists, flips, and special cases.
Get this: a BLD lettering scheme based on the IPA.
If the sticker is a the first in the pair, you use the consonant chart laid over the cube net. If it's the second, you use the vowel chart laid over the net. If you know the charts by heart (like me), then it'll probably be easy to learn the scheme. Additionally, you could even use the ejective chart, clicks, or tones to convey other information like twists, flips, and special cases.
