Rubicks cube!

[Wado-Ryu]

Has anyone got one? Can you solve it ?

I can. Went on youtube and this guy teaches you.

His name is pogobat.

Steve

[FourWheelDrift]

Never been able to complete the cube but I could always do the Rubik's Clock in less than 60secs.

[SS HSV]

Sadly the only way I could do it was to remove the screw under the cap and reassemble it

[Rav]

I did it ten years ago, by taking all the stickers of and replacing them in the correct places.

[Bernie-the-bolt]

After learning how to in the 80's I could do the cube sub 1 minute which was cool but nowhere near the really quick times of those who really knew what they were doing.

[Muntu]

First of all, let me say how refreshing it is to see a thread title that doesn't have an apostrope in it, where the last letter of the topic title is an "s"

I regret to say that, unfortunately, in this instance, you probably need one.

as you were..

[mattley]

Just did a 1'20", 25 years of muscle memory right there.

[Balmoral Green]

I could do it back in the day, probably could again if I was passed a cube. I used Patrick Bosserts book.

[TheEnd]

Muntu said:

First of all, let me say how refreshing it is to see a thread title that doesn't have an apostrope in it, where the last letter of the topic title is an "s"

I regret to say that, unfortunately, in this instance, you probably need one.

as you were..

An ellipsis has 3 full stops...

[Muntu]

mattley said:

Just did a 1'20", 25 years of muscle memory right there.

Did it involve a Rubik's cube?

[Zad]

My mate at school used to be able to do it in 20 seconds or so. It is quite easy when you know the stages and the standard moves. I was more like 2 minutes or so. Once I could do it the novelty wore off.

[foreright]

Bernie-the-bolt said:

After learning how to in the 80's I could do the cube sub 1 minute which was cool but nowhere near the really quick times of those who really knew what they were doing.

Sub 1 minute here too although I used to be able to do it sub 30s a few years ago. You have to learn too many algorithms to get below that though There's a video on youtube somewhere of someone doing it blind-folded in 13 seconds or something stupid.

[Muntu]

TheEnd said:

Muntu said:

First of all, let me say how refreshing it is to see a thread title that doesn't have an apostrope in it, where the last letter of the topic title is an "s"

I regret to say that, unfortunately, in this instance, you probably need one.

as you were..

An ellipsis has 3 full stops...

Er, yes, assuming that was what I was doing

ok, fukkit, you were right, I should have known better on PH

[G'kar]

Muntu said:

mattley said:

Just did a 1'20", 25 years of muscle memory right there.

Did it involve a Rubik's cube?

[ali_kat]

Balmoral Green said:

I could do it back in the day

Probably couldn't now, once you did it once, it was a bit boring!

[anonymous-user]

G'kar said:

Muntu said:

mattley said:

Just did a 1'20", 25 years of muscle memory right there.

Did it involve a Rubik's cube?

[Dupont666]

holy st

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHZ9fsusMGc

and for the lazy people:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QOvEG27Gt4

[King Herald]

Zad said:

My mate at school used to be able to do it in 20 seconds or so. It is quite easy when you know the stages and the standard moves. I was more like 2 minutes or so. Once I could do it the novelty wore off.

I've never done one. I could never see the point.

Like IQ type tests, or crosswords, or those puzzle books with pages of silly problems, or that silly Japanese number rows thing that is all the rage now, whatever it is called, I get bored halfway through and I've never finished one yet.

Doing a pointless test, or puzzle, just for the sake of doing it? WTF?

[central]

Muntu said:

First of all, let me say how refreshing it is to see a thread title that doesn't have an apostrope in it, where the last letter of the topic title is an "s"

I regret to say that, unfortunately, in this instance, you probably need one.

as you were..

[*Al*]

Bernie-the-bolt said:

After learning how to in the 80's I could do the cube sub 1 minute which was cool but nowhere near the really quick times of those who really knew what they were doing.

Same here but can't quite remember it now.