Yumu Tabuchi 3X3X3 OH NEW WR

ps. who's the biggest cuber, btw? I know Perge is like 2,5m tall, but is there someone bigger around?

Excuse me? :)

yeah, how you dare say Olivér is just 2,5 meters tall? what a shame...

That was just a raw estimation based on some pictures/videos, haven't seen him irl. I thought 2,5m was enough :)

Zava was being sarcastic. :P 2,5 meters is like Guiness World Record.

I'm - believe it or not - 1,88 meter high. And that should be all the off in this topic. ;)
 
ps. who's the biggest cuber, btw? I know Perge is like 2,5m tall, but is there someone bigger around?

Excuse me? :)

yeah, how you dare say Olivér is just 2,5 meters tall? what a shame...

That was just a raw estimation based on some pictures/videos, haven't seen him irl. I thought 2,5m was enough :)

Zava was being sarcastic. :P 2,5 meters is like Guiness World Record.

I'm - believe it or not - 1,88 meter high. And that should be all the off in this topic. ;)

Yes, I didn't miss his sarcasm.
As a kid I was pretty interested in different statistics and I still remember that tallest man was 2,72m. There used to be a 2,5m tall finnish guy and my father once played a card with him in the train. :)

I had to told this, but no more off topic from me here.
 
You have a lousy excuse for not coming Dan. I have hitchhiked 2500 km through Japan in 2 days (and nights), spend 2 days on ferries from Japan to Korea and then to China (I am skipping over some busses, trains, metro's and cars here) all to give you the big hug I promised Erik I would give you... and you mumble something about a goverment stamp ;)

Anyway, it was a chaotic competition with some amazing results. Strangely enough the Japanese delegation had been in China for 3.5 days, but they had to leave at 13:00. I am currently hanging out with some cubers I met here in Beijing
 
You have a lousy excuse for not coming Dan. I have hitchhiked 2500 km through Japan in 2 days (and nights), spend 2 days on ferries from Japan to Korea and then to China (I am skipping over some busses, trains, metro's and cars here) all to give you the big hug I promised Erik I would give you... and you mumble something about a goverment stamp ;)

Anyway, it was a chaotic competition with some amazing results. Strangely enough the Japanese delegation had been in China for 3.5 days, but they had to leave at 13:00. I am currently hanging out with some cubers I met here in Beijing

How was Korea?
 
something about BUAA Alpha 2010
Did you know...

...'Tabuchi' means 'he doesn't eat' in Chinese?
...Luchen's nickname is 'not food'?
...Mulun Yin broke the 3x3 average NR?
...he used Haiyan cube?
...Chris is good at using Chinese idioms?
...I got a 2:22.22 single in 5x5?
...my referee read it loudly and showed the timer to everybody?
...Bojiang's comp number is 2?
...he got 2nd place in 2x2x2?
...tabuchi is cool?
...so is AvGalen?
...i got 3 successes in bld?
...so did Luchen on the same table?
...Baiqiang got a 25 in 3x3 final?
...everybody applauded?
...Jibo is the first WCA winner from Tianjin?
...the ceremony of PKU FMC is in this comp?
...it is a great comp?
 
You have a lousy excuse for not coming Dan. I have hitchhiked 2500 km through Japan in 2 days (and nights), spend 2 days on ferries from Japan to Korea and then to China (I am skipping over some busses, trains, metro's and cars here) all to give you the big hug I promised Erik I would give you... and you mumble something about a goverment stamp ;)

Anyway, it was a chaotic competition with some amazing results. Strangely enough the Japanese delegation had been in China for 3.5 days, but they had to leave at 13:00. I am currently hanging out with some cubers I met here in Beijing

Well if I knew you were going to give me a hug, then I would've told that to the visa officer here. He surely would've let me come then!
 
...'Tabuchi' means 'he doesn't eat' in Chinese?

Wow lol how did I miss that, "Ta" = He, "bu" = negative word, "chi" = to eat

Aren't there like a lot more possible meanings to that word? With the whole inflection stuff. . . I'm not too familiar with Chinese, but aren't there four different ways of saying each syllable?
 
When Tabuchi broke WR of 3x3 AVG,I posted a joke in mf8.

Someone asked:This guy broke WR,how did he do it?Did he train day and night and didn't eat anything?
Someone answered:Yes,he didn't eat.
 
...'Tabuchi' means 'he doesn't eat' in Chinese?

Wow lol how did I miss that, "Ta" = He, "bu" = negative word, "chi" = to eat

Aren't there like a lot more possible meanings to that word? With the whole inflection stuff. . . I'm not too familiar with Chinese, but aren't there four different ways of saying each syllable?

yep but everyone will regard "Ta Bu Chi" as "he doesn't eat" no matter if he knows this person:p
Tabuchi is cool:D
 
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