Yet another speedcuber from the great state of New Jersey (USA)...

[Sa967St]

I will never see Canadians the same way ever again.

what's that supposed to mean?

There used to be a pretty darn long explanation here, but here's a tl;dr version: My perceptions of Canadians changed. (Though I still don't understand why they call bathrooms washrooms. My grandmother lived with Canadian relatives for some time and she told a story about how she asked "where is the bathroom?" to a Canadian and the person said "Uh...I don't believe we have one of those...".)

They're the same thing it can be called either...

 

[Kian]

Is New Jersey Speedcubing, USA or something?

Well, we certainly have one of the highest concentration of cubers is the US. We're probably only second to the San Francisco/ Bay Area in the United States now.

And if you're looking for drivable competitions. There are three in the next three weekends. Fort Lee, NJ on the 7th. Drexel (Philly) on the 14th and UPenn (Philly) on the 21st.

 

[Chuberchuckee]

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And if you're looking for drivable competitions. There are three in the next three weekends. Fort Lee, NJ on the 7th. Drexel (Philly) on the 14th and UPenn (Philly) on the 21st.

Yeah, I know. Sadly, I can't attendd any of them because of conflicting schedules. I might be able to attend Fort Lee, but I'd rather not (I would prefer that the event causing the conflict will occur).

 

[Chuberchuckee]

HOLY CRAP. I just found out from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_centers_of_the_United_States that I live less than a mile away from the exact geographic center of New Jersey (40° 8′ 23.1″ N, 74° 22′ 34.5″ W)! I went on Google maps and made sure. It's within walking distance.

Wow, I never knew this. What a bizarre coincidence.