The weirdest cubing related "flex" you have

[Megaminx lover]

I probably have the least mega:giga pr single ratio, around 1:5 or 1:6

 

[JDAW6]

I can do skewb faster than tingman

 

[Timmah]

Before I started at my current job, the staff were given promo cubes with a weird colour combo (light blue, dark blue, light purple, dark purple, yellow and green).

I began working here three weeks ago and they had these all on their desks randomly scrambled.

Of course, I went round the office and solved them all, much to their delight (not a single cuber there before me)

 

[Skewby_Doo]

I don't really have any "weird" flexes but I have a photo with Luke Garrett and his autograph.

 

[EthanMCuber]

I have seen 3 WRs at 10 comps, all of which have been broken (0.75 on pyra and 2 of Max's 5x5 average WRs).
I am the UWR holder on Coin Pyraminx (because no one really speedsolves it).
I got a 4BLD success officially with only one round (22:46) and I haven't gotten an official 3BLD success.

 

[siwoo]

I have the worst FMC mean ever recorded for the Republic of Korea - 74.00

 

[CoderGuru]

I probably have the least mega:giga pr single ratio, around 1:5 or 1:6

I won my school competition which I organised (whoops)

(I genuinely won it but I’m viewed as the guy that made a comp for something he’s the best at so he could win it, but in fairness I didn’t really know any cubers, and the 2-5th place guys were only 3-4s off

 

[OtaMota]

When I was bad at 3x3 and did not care about it at all (10 months ago) I got a pb single on a cursed color scheme.

 

[ruffleduck]

Proved Gc to be the best G perm with 0.63 framecounted exec

 

[robotmania]

I have a sub 5 3x3 single but I average a little over 9.

 

[Bingus cuber]

My PB average is my PB average.

 

[Hayden Ng]

fastest delegate in 7x7 mean ig

 

[Swagrid]

Beating Dylan Miller in one (1) letscube solve

 

[robotmania]

the power of not using cf*p

 

[NmeCuber]

I knew how to solve 5x5 for like 6 months before I learned how to solve 4x4

 

[Jorian Meeuse]

I did 7BLD before 4BLD

 

[Christopher Mowla]

I've got two.

[1]
I found a single "edge" flip parity algorithm by hand that was 6 quarter turns shorter (it's 19q) than what was believed to be optimal (by many),
4r' e R 4u' 4f' 2-3u' 4f 4u 4l' 4u 3u 4f' 2-3u' 4f 4u' U' 2-4r x' e' 4r
before I knew how the (old, 25q) "standard" algorithm worked! (Which, in time, I deduced is more simple to understand in at least two ways.)
4r2 B2 U2 2-3l U2 2-3r' U2 2-3r U2 F2 2-3r F2 2-3l' B2 4r2

[2]
I have written a lot of content on the math of the nxnxn Rubik's cube, but hardly any of it contains your typical "group theory jargon" (just plain English, and only high school level-looking mathematics).

 

[a_cuber04]

I knew how to solve 5x5 for like 6 months before I learned how to solve 4x4

I figured out how to solve a 9x9 before I had ever solved a 6x6, 7x7, or 8x8 (which I still haven't solved - I just haven't bought them yet). Of course, if I know how to solve a 9x9, I, by de facto, know how to solve 6x6-8x8 cubes, or really any nxn cube...

 

[SYUTEO]

I made 6x6 finals in Malaysian Championships (and came in last place)

 

[tetraaa]

I have a faster official 2x2 single than the 2x2 world champion (2021YEZI01). Ziyu Ye's PR single is 0.82 and mine is 0.81 lol