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Does anyone here on dakka like cubing? If so post your fastest times, rubik's cube related stuff, favorite solution, anything else about cubing! Just so you know I'm horrible, but i love it. My best time is something like 10 min! If anyone has any tips those are welcome as well
3 minutes was the fastest I ever got. once you learn the motions it's quite easy.
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I think I saw that in a Christian Slater movie once.
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"...he could never understand the sense of a contest in which the two adversaries agreed upon the rules." Gabriel Garcia Marquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude
Rubik's twist 20 seconds
2x2 35 seconds
3x3 55 seconds
4x4 4 min 55 seconds
5x5 8 min
6x6 and 7x7 cubes are supposed to arrive tomorrow I know how the Friedrich method works...but i dont have the time to get fast with the F2L part...or memorizing 120 algorithms for OLL and PLL...and it just hurts my brain trying to think that fast to speed solve anyways....just cant/dont want to do it.
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My best time is something like 10 min! If anyone has any tips those are welcome as well 
