Non-Cubers say the darndest things!

"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)
 
"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)

No....
Ernő figured out how to solve since he already knew the basic mechanics and the difference between a solvable and unsolvable case....
Took him about 5 hours, and that was with no guides.
 
"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)

No....
Ernő figured out how to solve since he already knew the basic mechanics and the difference between a solvable and unsolvable case....
Took him about 5 hours, and that was with no guides.

5 hours? Where did you read that?
 
"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)

No....
Ernő figured out how to solve since he already knew the basic mechanics and the difference between a solvable and unsolvable case....
Took him about 5 hours, and that was with no guides.

5 hours? Where did you read that?

I read 3 weeks.
 
"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)

No....
Ernő figured out how to solve since he already knew the basic mechanics and the difference between a solvable and unsolvable case....
Took him about 5 hours, and that was with no guides.

5 hours? Where did you read that?

I read 3 weeks.
however long it took Frank Morris to come over there and teach him :rolleyes:
 
"Oh, I've heard of that (my uncle, who figured it out partially by himself back in the 70's). So don't they like use stickers with different texture to do it (blindfolded)?"
"No, I just memorize the moves in order to solve it."
(Continues with moar explaining)

Scrambling the cube in the hallway, not even looking at it.
"Dang, you're fast at that thing."

"Your addicted to that thing."
"Your addicted to video games.The only difference is you don't go blind from a cube (excluding the gamecube)."

it wasnt around in the 70's, so someone isnt telling the truth...

Yes it was, 1974 I believe was when it was invented.
Yes, correct, but it was not mass produced until 1980. ;)
so how is it that he obtained one?

Yeah, I agree with you. I'm in utter disbelief. Don't forget the eleventh commandment. "Thou shalt not forget dates."

His uncle's name is Ernő Rubik. :)

No....
Ernő figured out how to solve since he already knew the basic mechanics and the difference between a solvable and unsolvable case....
Took him about 5 hours, and that was with no guides.

5 hours? Where did you read that?

I read 3 weeks.
however long it took Frank Morris to come over there and teach him :rolleyes:

I read 2 months.
 
I spoke to a guy today who said he can solve the cube in less than 30 seconds by randomly turning it. I told him about the number of combinations and all that and he said... "Maybe I'm an autist" :fp
 
This is between me and my bro involving my 2x2.

Bro: Is this one easier?
Me: yea
5 minutes later
Bro: I give up. I got one side though.
 
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