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At the same time, making fun of him for being deaf is wrong as well.
That would normally be the case, but he seems to flaunt the fact that he's deaf wherever he goes. I think that warrants comments about him being deaf.
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At the same time, making fun of him for being deaf is wrong as well.
He calls himself that because a lot of deaf people in different places around the world know about him because he participates on the US Deaf Olympics team for long distance running. He's also well known at his school for his cubing. He doesn't realize that it sounds(no pun intended, srs) cocky when he calls himself that.He just needs to stop thinking he's "Famous Deaf Rubiks" and come down to Earth..
He calls himself that because a lot of deaf people in different places around the world know about him because he participates on the US Deaf Olympics team for long distance running. He's also well known at his school for his cubing. He doesn't realize that it sounds(no pun intended, srs) cocky when he calls himself that.He just needs to stop thinking he's "Famous Deaf Rubiks" and come down to Earth..
He's also well known at his school for his cubing.
I think the fact that hes deaf is rather irrelevant. We aren't making fun of him because hes deaf. Were making fun of him because he's pretending to be faster than he really is, and he's doing a really bad job at it.
http://www.facebook.com/FAMOUS.DEAF...DEAF.RUBIKS?v=wall&story_fbid=145449835468080
Damnit, I kind of expected crap like this.
http://www.facebook.com/FAMOUS.DEAF...DEAF.RUBIKS?v=wall&story_fbid=145449835468080
Damnit, I kind of expected crap like this.
That was pretty rude of you >_>
He is deaf, therefore he communicates by the means of signlanguage. Signlanguage is quite different then spoken language by the "lack" of grammar. Please do not insult others as english is NOT the official language of the world.
Hello all,
I am Christopher Phillips who managed to pull a 30-move solve FMC in that competition.
I can tell you I was doing honest work when I did this event. This was my first time doing the event, and Shane was only telling me the rules as I am not experienced in various competitions yet. I've only played 2x2, 3x3, 3x3 OH, 4x4, pyraminx, and magic up til this competition.
The method I used to solve the FMC was clearly Petrus, as my speedsolves are all Petrus. I was at second, a Fridrich user but I eventually came to dislike that method and found Petrus much more efficient. Apparently, in FMC you need to be extremely efficient. So basically, block-building was the ideal strategy along with OLL and PLL. In this particular solve, I managed to skip OLL,and then did a PLL which equalled into 30 moves.
Some of you may ask why I have an average of 50 seconds speedsolving the 3x3. It is true that I could have gone lower, in fact my personal best was 30 seconds and I should have averaged 40 seconds but I did not. When I speedsolve, I try to look for optimal moves but I tend to end up missing some ideal moves due to the fact I still feel tense from being watched by a judge. My hands are not that fast either compared to most of you guys, which means I still have a lot of practice turning the cube quickly (without popping the cubies, even! Or I might need a really good cube... )
Just because I lack speed does NOT certify that I lack the ability to optimize my solves. I have been practicing fewest moves on my own.
If you all are wondering, Shane only showed me how to do the Fridrich method and that was where I eventually picked up on speedcubing. I came to favor Petrus much more than Fridrich.
If you guys have any question about me, or even my disability, please feel free to PM me.