Ninja Storm
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Are you trying to get into Ivy League school?
I'm not good enough; I'll probably just head to the University of Maryland for undergrad. Free tuition, too
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Are you trying to get into Ivy League school?
I'm not good enough; I'll probably just head to the University of Maryland for undergrad. Free tuition, too![]()
After math class a kid sees me with my friends megaminx. "What is that? The rubiks hexagon?" :fp The sides are pentagons. The best part was that we just learned about platonic solids lol.
Rubik's Pentagon lollol, same thing happened to me, someone called my Mega a hexagon :/
Rubik's Pentagon lol
the non-cubers in my class were like so surprised that i could solve the 3x3x3 and so
once i was solving the 4x4x4
and this one guys eyes went wide
he probably thought the 3x3x3 was the only rubiks cube in the world
I've actually had this guy call my megaminx a dodecahedron, and yet he knew nothing about cubing, and he was only 13 back then.
Wow. No non cuber I have ever shown a megaminx has called it a dodecahedron.
"What's that? A.. Rubik's.... hexagon..? octagon..? OH! PENTAGON!"Calling it a pentagon is at least a bit decent (compared to hexagon). I don't think anyone would call it a dodecahedron though
I've actually had this guy call my megaminx a dodecahedron, and yet he knew nothing about cubing, and he was only 13 back then.
Just because it's smaller XDCube meet yesterday: person sees my unstickered 50mm zhanchi, points to it and says "I can actually solve this one!"
Wow. No non cuber I have ever shown a megaminx has called it a dodecahedron.
He/she is still a teacher and should know though.A teacher at my school did, they're not even a maths teacher.
Probably because there were no stickers on it (i.e. you don't have to do anything to solve it).Cube meet yesterday: person sees my unstickered 50mm zhanchi, points to it and says "I can actually solve this one!"