after about nearly a year, and several different people showing me certain tricks, i've finally cracked the art of the rubix cube!
didn't pick the stickers off and didn't take it apart either, before anyone suggests that
but yeah.. i'm fairly chuffed
next task:
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Got a new one unboxed it and swapped it for yours?didn't pick the stickers off and didn't take it apart either, before anyone suggests that
time to kill?
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It's really not that hard, most people if they bother can learn it in a day or so.
I'm currently hovering around 45s average, but i need to learn a different method to drop it down further i think - the last steps waste so much time.
That said, i should be able to do the first two layers in under 5 seconds by the looks of it
Looks interesting to learn, might get myself one off ebay or something haha.
Crazy stuff... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbnVZ...ww.cutex.info/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yai61bX5LgI&NR=1
Is by far the best one
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welcome to 25 years ago....
ahem.
still, i suppose it proves that some things never truly die
Kerplunk anyone?
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I remember smashing mine on the floor to try and do it years ago
My missus bought me the 4x4 for my birthday last year. I managed to get most of it done but couldnt get another couple os squares so gave up lol
Is a normal one 3x3?
Coz I've got a 4x4 one I think... never got round to trying to work it out though. Maybe I should make it my new train activity
Yeah the standard one is 3*3 Then there is a 4*4 and a 5*5 one out there
As well as a 6x6 and a 7x7
What about the Rubik's Magic next?
Would love a rubiks magic again
And the rubiks clock. i think i still have one of them in my cupboard somewhere
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