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JLFS Nov 6th 2011 5:31 am

Rubik Cube
 
My marida :blink: was having a clear out the other day, and came accross a rubic cube.

I have never once managed to do it, Has anybody on this forum succeeded?

Without cheating of course, my son pretended he had done it, but he romoved the stickers and stuck them back to look like he had done it.

stuboy Nov 6th 2011 5:34 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 
I tried several times years ago but alas NO

pwwm Nov 6th 2011 5:48 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 
no way, couldnt get close, ran out of patience, my son also did the sticker thing. :thumbup:

jimenato Nov 6th 2011 6:04 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 
Yes - I got a list of instructions which I had to follow religiously. It used to take me about 10 times as long as my nephew who did it by gut feel.

But then he did go on to get a doctorate in pure mathematics at Cambridge.:blink:

bil Nov 6th 2011 6:17 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 

Originally Posted by jimenato (Post 9717780)
Yes - I got a list of instructions which I had to follow religiously. It used to take me about 10 times as long as my nephew who did it by gut feel.

But then he did go on to get a doctorate in pure mathematics at Cambridge.:blink:

Saw a robot do it in a very short period. Most impressive.

stuboy Nov 6th 2011 7:12 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 

Originally Posted by jimenato (Post 9717780)
Yes - I got a list of instructions which I had to follow religiously. It used to take me about 10 times as long as my nephew who did it by gut feel.

But then he did go on to get a doctorate in pure mathematics at Cambridge.:blink:

Clever chap, I do think some brains are wired differently.

Rosemary Nov 6th 2011 8:09 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 

Originally Posted by stuboy (Post 9717841)
Clever chap, I do think some brains are wired differently.

These days I begin to wonder if mine is wired at all.:o

Graham

megmet Nov 6th 2011 12:33 pm

Re: Rubik Cube
 

Originally Posted by The Oddities (Post 9717900)
These days I begin to wonder if mine is wired at all.:o

Graham

:rofl::rofl::rofl:
Join the club!

angiescarr Nov 6th 2011 7:15 pm

Re: Rubik Cube
 
We have moved house approximately every 2-4 years and because of all the tools and crafty stuff I have, the fact we were always renovating and that we were moving into smaller places we always said getting settled in and arranging things was like doing a tile puzzle. Now we live in a bigger place again but have no storage furniture. I guess now we're trying to do the Rubik's cube!

anonimouse Nov 7th 2011 4:33 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 
Saw something on utube, it looked like they kept turning it in the same place, over and over, might be a con though, check it, try it and let us know the results:thumbup:

paintermujer Nov 7th 2011 4:38 am

Re: Rubik Cube
 
Some of the original rubiks cubes are quite collectable and may be worth a little more than you think.

Not a lot but not worth throwing out.Make sure yours has the logo on it.

fionamw Nov 7th 2011 11:00 pm

Re: Rubik Cube
 

Originally Posted by paintermujer (Post 9719085)
Some of the original rubiks cubes are quite collectable and may be worth a little more than you think.

Not a lot but not worth throwing out.Make sure yours has the logo on it.

My 9yo dropped his cube out of the car the other day and once slightly smashed (cube, not him:eek:) he went the whole hog and demolished it, leaving the central mechanism totally bare. I picked it up, contemplated, and am still none the wiser as to how to do it! I can do one side and most of another but that's my limit. Ho hum.


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