Me likey rubik's cube! Let's all discuss the virtues/evils of the wondrous/infernal cube of a thousand joys/horrors! I for one find the cube to be very enjoyable and fun and good and other words and then some more words. Who can solve it and how fast? Who thinks it's EVIL INCARNATE? Who would like to eat one if it were made of candy? And last but certainly not least, who plays FFR with one hand while solving the rubik's cube in the other? I can, but not any songs above easy if I want to finish the cube before the song.
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RE: Rubik
...Uhhh... I can... Like... Do a side... In... Like... 20 seconds... I'm just really cool that way I guess... And a whole cube in about 2 minutes... As for while playing FFR... Can't say I've tried that... HahaOriginally posted by Spec & Aperson -
*summons Cenright*I watched clouds awobbly from the floor o' that kayak. Souls cross ages like clouds cross skies, an' tho' a cloud's shape nor hue nor size don't stay the same, it's still a cloud an' so is a soul. Who can say where the cloud's blowed from or who the soul'll be 'morrow? Only Sonmi the east an' the west an' the compass an' the atlas, yay, only the atlas o' clouds.Comment
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Freshman year (read: 2-3 years ago) I was all about the Cube. Got my 3x3x3 time to a little over 2 minutes, 4x4x4 time to about 10 minutes, and my 5x5x5 to about 35 minutes.
Now I've forgotten how to do most of the ending moves, but I still have my cheat sheets from when I was learning... the 4 and 5 are rough if you don't know what you are doing, as they have completely different strategies from the 3, although the 5 uses both the 3 and 4 strategy.
I got pissed when people messed with my 5, as it usually took me close to an hour to fix it.RIPComment
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Cheat sheets, Tass? I'm disappointed. I have yet to get past the top level and the edge pieces for the top three levels on the four and five, but I haven't had much opportunity to try. I need to pick up a 4x4.
I'd like to claim the record for the most ridiculous way of solving the bottom level of a 3x3, though. My move to rotate three of the edge pieces: [Author's note: when trying to count the number of moves in my move I forgot to start counting, so, when trying to undo my move, I ended up coming up with a completely new move. Crazy.] Anyway: 38 moves. My move to turn two of the edge pieces? 54 moves. Ridiculous.
Of course, once I could solve the cube myself I got my friend to teach me a ten-move-long move for the former and I discovered that doing it twice will achieve the latter, so it's not as annoying.
However, the frequency of the use of the word "move" is.
Here's my roommate's pic: Five cubes
--Guido
Originally posted by GrandiagodComment
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A two-cube? That seems lame.
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THE ZERRRRRG.Comment
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It still takes skill to solve the bottom. That's the first cube I solved, and my roommate got it just to have all the sizes. If you've ever seen those Homer Simpson head puzzles, all they are are 2x2 cubes.
--Guido
Originally posted by GrandiagodComment
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2x2 aren't hard.
I forgot all the patterns that you memorize, from there you can figure it out. That's how the one guy can do the 3x3 in 14 seconds.Comment
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Those things use wallhax.
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myg0t rubiks cube team lolComment
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I can do like... one side in like... 40 seconds... and like... I'm too lazy to finish the cube. :P
54th\'dComment
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k now do a 1x1 :>GB CHALLENGE IS HOMOSEXUAL
ARE YOU HOMOSEXUAL?
I THINK SOComment
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I know how to do one rather quickly regaurdless of the size, becuase theres a cheat on how to do it, you just bust it open and put it back together the way it goes.. =\
Originally posted by Tonberry_KidComment
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You can most definitely complete a Rubik's cube the normal way much faster than if you took it apart.
--Guido
Originally posted by GrandiagodComment
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A friend of mine can do 3x3 within 15 seconds. He just knows how it works because he apprantly does it the same way everytime.Comment
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