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Why just joking? People are doing what you said. Using a certain method doesn't make you 'cool'.I was merely joking , hence the![]()
Why just joking? People are doing what you said. Using a certain method doesn't make you 'cool'.I was merely joking , hence the![]()
No method makes you cool, but Cfop makes you uncool. The majority of hipster roux users mention roux in their signature. CFOP 4 lYfE XDWhy just joking? People are doing what you said. Using a certain method doesn't make you 'cool'.
I disagree with this, assuming we're talking about the same thing.So when you say that you use Roux, you're spamming all over the place, but when you say you use CFOP, that's not a problem. People in both camps are equally guilty of any crime you wish to attribute to Roux users.
But I agree with this.Why just joking? People are doing what you said. Using a certain method doesn't make you 'cool'.
You can't disagree with something that is factually true.I disagree with this, assuming we're talking about the same thing.
Never mind then, we're clearly not talking about the same thing.You can't disagree with something that is factually true.
I feel so guilty right now xDThe majority of hipster roux users mention roux in their signature.
New signature it is.No method makes you cool, but Cfop makes you uncool. The majority of hipster roux users mention roux in their signature. CFOP 4 lYfE XD
This, many times over. While I'm fastest when I solve with Roux, I don't even spend the majority of my time solving Roux. That might be time that I could be using getting faster at my "main" method, but that would just feel like a chore. I could (and do) spend my time learning more about the cube itself rather than learning how to fit the cube into a set solving pattern. I have far more fun and learn a lot more this way than just sticking to and bragging about my fastest method.[snip] I use whatever method I feel like using at the moment, and whichever one I have the most fun doing. I have learned significantly more algorithms that are not roux oriented then algorithms that are. [snip]