Zane_C
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- Oct 12, 2009
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- ~100km W of Melbourne, Australia
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- 2010CARN01
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Was it because you started failing English?
I've had a couple of honest NCs ask me for videos. The usual reason is that their friends would never believe then about a sub 25 unless they had a vid.
Names by non-cubers
Magic: The flat one, Rubik's mat, Rubik's rings
360: The ball
2x2: The baby, the 2-cube, the 4-cube, the itty-bitty one, the 1-year-old
3x3: The normal one, the original, the Rubak's, the Rubok's, the Noobik's (CoD fanboys are stupid.), the 9-cube, the first.
4x4: The big one, the hard one, the 16 one
5x5: The grandma (lolwut), the huge one, the impossible one, the 7000x7000 (people are too obtuse with their hyperboles nowadays)
7x7: The crazy one, the enormous one, the impossible one, the 11x11
Megaminx: Satan-cube (pentagrams), the evil one, "OH MY GOD WTF", the 12x12
Gigaminx: "ES EL DIABLO!", Lucifer incarnate, 32x32
I also get the 'I can't even take the stickers off that fast!" comment on a daily basis.
lhulenaermtzs.!
Wait. What?
I cube on my walk to work every day and in nearly six months I've only ever had two moments when someone appeared to have noticed. One was when a small girl asked her mum what I had, and she just replied "it's a Rubik's cube", and the second time was when I nearly walked into someone and they laughed a little harder than I would have expected. That's it! All these comments about people getting constantly hassled seems completely alien to me, I wonder if it's a cultural thing.
Whenever I'm solving my 7x7, people will ask "can you solve that?"
No, I just own a $40 cube because I can't solve it.