Your favorite cubers

Hazulc (definitely not correct spelling)

Because it takes so much time to go to the WCA site and check.

Syeuhal Omura... 4x4 is beazt
Syeuhal Omura- Crazy at my favorite event- 4x4

wut

He has 4x4 single but yeah he def isn't the craziest. He is good for sure but not the best.

No I think he means . . .
who is Syeuhal? It's Syuhei!
 
1. Rama Temmink (I can't not make him first on the list)
2. Dan Cohen (for obvious reasons)
3. Dan Knights (personal idol)
4. Stefan Pochmann (I just think he's awesome)
5. Pat Kelly (has probably taught me more about the cube than anyone)
 
Erik Akkersdijk - Really nice and fun guy :)
Oskar Åsbrink - Without him I wouldn't be nearly as fast as I am now.
Johan Holmedahl - For inspiring me to start cubing.
Yu Nakajima - Inspiration to get faster.
Feliks Zemdegs - Crazy fast cuber and really nice guy :)

There are a lot more but these are the top 5 I believe.

Oh, don't forget Gunnar Krig and Daniel Lundwall for making competitions more fun :D
 
Andrew ***. (replace * with a consonant followed by 2 vowels)

(this is a guy from my school, who loads of Melbourne cubers should know)

He told me the steps of solving a 3x3, without showing me how to do it. This made me get obsessed with 3x3, and it's funny that I can now do 2 cube relay, in the time he does a single solve.
 
Andrew ***. (replace * with a consonant followed by 2 vowels)

(this is a guy from my school, who loads of Melbourne cubers should know)

He told me the steps of solving a 3x3, without showing me how to do it. This made me get obsessed with 3x3, and it's funny that I can now do 2 cube relay, in the time he does a single solve.

Sorry don't know him. My favourites: Nakajima, Omura and Feliks, cool kid.
 
Andrew ***. (replace * with a consonant followed by 2 vowels)

(this is a guy from my school, who loads of Melbourne cubers should know)

He told me the steps of solving a 3x3, without showing me how to do it. This made me get obsessed with 3x3, and it's funny that I can now do 2 cube relay, in the time he does a single solve.

Sorry don't know him. My favourites: Nakajima, Omura and Feliks, cool kid.
Let me re phrase that. Lots of cubers, in the Western suburbs know him. He started a huge craze with Rubik's cubes, but he also makes shuriken and stuff that he sells. They actually are really sharp, and don't break easily.
 
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Andrew ***. (replace * with a consonant followed by 2 vowels)

(this is a guy from my school, who loads of Melbourne cubers should know)

He told me the steps of solving a 3x3, without showing me how to do it. This made me get obsessed with 3x3, and it's funny that I can now do 2 cube relay, in the time he does a single solve.

Sorry don't know him. My favourites: Nakajima, Omura and Feliks, cool kid.
Let me re phrase that. Most cubers, in the Western suburbs know him. He started a huge craze with Rubik's cubes, but he also makes shuriken and stuff that he sells. They actually are really sharp, and don't break easily.

I live in an eastern suberb. (cant remember how to spell supburb)lol
 
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