Titan
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- Feb 20, 2012
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I get people that ask me whats the longest time it has ever taken me to solve it is, I'm just like (e.e)
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I bet the V7 must have looked really interesting on the screen.When I traveled from Toronto, Canada to Orlando, Florida, the U.S. security made me take apart all my puzzles because they were suspicious.
Not really a darndest thing, but kinda fun. Airport security wanted too look in my bag because my cubes confused them on the x-ray. I think the V7 and the Curvy Copter was confusing them the most. The look on the guards face when I showed him the V-cube worked, priceless![]()
I was born in the Netherlands but I have traveled to the U.S. many times and I would say their security gets stronger and stronger every time I visit. I think part of the reason they made me take apart my cubes is because my name is of Muslim origin.
This was actually a very small airport in Finland. I got through Swedens biggest airport withouth any problems though. The guard at the Finnish airport was an older man, so I suppose that the internals of the cubes looked suspicious, I can't think of anything else that looks like that. I didn't have to disassemble it though.Hmm... I brought my V-Cube 7 along with a 3x3, 5x5 and megaminx and i went through security smoothly.
Although it might be because it was Korean airport security and not US security.
Did security really get stronger after 9/11? I was a baby back then so i don't remember.
On Topic: "isn't the rubik's slide the same thing as a 3x3?"
I was born in the Netherlands but I have traveled to the U.S. many times and I would say their security gets stronger and stronger every time I visit. I think part of the reason they made me take apart my cubes is because my name is of Muslim origin. The western society is generally very racist towards Muslims. The media always uses "Muslim terrorist" associating religion with the person. When it's a non-Muslim however, they always associate the person with their nationality instead of religion. This has always bothered me, even though I consider myself agnostic nowadays.
When I had just started cubing, I thought that KO cubes were illegal to own. I was terrified of the police bursting through my door, conducting a cube raid, and confiscating my YJ 6x6.
"Doesnt that get boring its just the same thing over and over?" they dont deserve responses
Yeah, sometimes they try to twist all faces at once. I mean, I understood how it worked before I hade one, it can't be that complicated, right? Do they think we shuffle the stickers like a deck of cards?This isn't about anyone saying anything, but the way they scramble cubes is just ridiculous. They get so wristy with it it ends up popping.