US Nationals 2010

Bob said:
Bryan said:
lilkdub503 said:
Man, Bryan, you are on melons so hard right now.
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Can anyone else translate this for me? I honestly have no idea what it means. Remember, I'm from Minnesota and I'm older.
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It means you have a big butt.
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HAHAHAHAHAHA
No.

I seriously just LOL'd so hard. I'm so sorry for ruining this thread with my shenanigans.

Current lingo that has spread into my school is melons, which means that you are on heads-i.e. going hard i.e. trying to make me feel bad about something. There you go.
 
RyanReese09 said:
Hi, I was just wondering, say I signed up for Nats, is there anyone I could possibly share a hotel with? Or ... get back to me :). I want to go really bad.
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Hello.

Right now, my hotel bunking consists of
me
DangerJameson
my friend "Tetris Kid"
Brendon?
waffle
Felix Lee

erm, who are you? :p
(like how old, etc)

It would be fairly cheap, but you'd be in a room kinda crowded (but the rooms are fairly big, so don't worry about it) :p
 
I'm 18, 19 in October, my first competition is this SUnday (washington DC open 2010) so I don't have a profile thus I may seem like a random dude.

I can be mature when I want to be, or depending on how you guys are, a complete jokester :p

I don't mind crowded rooms, we won't be spending ALL that much time there :)

I live in Maryland and I'm fairly new to competitions (began cubing a few months ago, I'm now sub28)

I don't know any of those people :p
 
RyanReese09 said:
I'm 18, 19 in October, my first competition is this SUnday (washington DC open 2010) so I don't have a profile thus I may seem like a random dude.

I can be mature when I want to be, or depending on how you guys are, a complete jokester :p

I don't mind crowded rooms, we won't be spending ALL that much time there :)

I live in Maryland and I'm fairly new to competitions (began cubing a few months ago, I'm now sub28)

I don't know any of those people :p
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You're cool with me.
Just sent you a facebook fwend request. (am stachu korick)
Accept, so we can talk. (I despise PM on SS. it's so inefficient <_<)
scratch that, I just saw you accepted :p


DavidWoner said:
I feel like this post was overlooked http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?p=382402#post382402

I think it is an awesome idea.
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I second this.
 
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I might want to do 12 in the final instead of 16 if we do it this way.

Another thought... is that I would expect the audience not to give any information to the competitor. And the same would go for finalists who have finished their solves.

Which means no talking about completed averages in the audience during the final round. Otherwise, it would defeat the purpose of this.
 
Tyson said:
I might want to do 12 in the final instead of 16 if we do it this way.

Another thought... is that I would expect the audience not to give any information to the competitor. And the same would go for finalists who have finished their solves.

Which means no talking about completed averages in the audience during the final round. Otherwise, it would defeat the purpose of this.
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I really doubt the 4 less people would bug (more than 4 :p) people, and I feel that this would be a pretty boss format. I say we go for it, and just slap people with a herring if they mess anything up.
 
I don't like this proposed format as it would take more time (thus less people may be able to compete?) and restricts what people can talk about(just annoying). I have never heard of people complaining about the order in which they go in the finals but if this is a serious problem I would suggest either a random order or an order where the 1st seeded person(from the previous round) chooses when they compete first then the 2nd seeded person ,... and people are just called up in that order and compete normally. I think that would be pretty reasonable and fair.
 
RyanReese09 said:
I'm 18, 19 in October, my first competition is this SUnday (washington DC open 2010) so I don't have a profile thus I may seem like a random dude.

I can be mature when I want to be, or depending on how you guys are, a complete jokester :p

I don't mind crowded rooms, we won't be spending ALL that much time there :)

I live in Maryland and I'm fairly new to competitions (began cubing a few months ago, I'm now sub28)

I don't know any of those people :p
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Remind me to yell at you on Sunday, just for the hell of it.
 
RyanReese09 said:
I'm 18, 19 in October, my first competition is this SUnday (washington DC open 2010) so I don't have a profile thus I may seem like a random dude.

I can be mature when I want to be, or depending on how you guys are, a complete jokester :p

I don't mind crowded rooms, we won't be spending ALL that much time there :)

I live in Maryland and I'm fairly new to competitions (began cubing a few months ago, I'm now sub28)

I don't know any of those people :p
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Hey, we got another Marylander in the room! I'll be going to DC as well, so maybe I'll see you then.
 
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