Here I sit, brain fried like an egg on a sidewalk in a mid summer day. And I still have yet to understand it. Those damn solutions all suck compared to the one I found awwhile back. Anyway, anyone else solved it? Anyone else brain get fried? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

ive never managed it...
though once when i was in the math lab at my school some of the students were working on an equation that would shorten the number of steps needed to solve the puzzle. So for anyone who is super good at math, try making and solving the equation:)

I've never had a problem with solving Rubik's Cube. They disassemble and reassemble quite easily... :D

Cheater always prosper... I did the same thing when I was a kid too. :D

[ 07-02-2004, 04:48 PM: Message edited by: Paladin2000 ]

I've never really had the oppurtunity to own a rubic's cube :(

Edit: RubiK's not RubiC's

[ 07-02-2004, 04:19 AM: Message edited by: Lauren ]

My best time was 1 hour and some 50 minutes, and I've only managed to solve it sime 3-4 times. I have this thing at home that has 3x3x3 like a Rubik cube, but it has some 14 colors and triangular shapes and stuff. That I tried to solve for hours at time and failed.

I've finished it, with help from a book about it I found in a junk shop.

And to think that the world record is 12 seconds...

I've done it a few times in about 20 minutes. After you learn the basic tactics then it goes much faster.

Oh and BTW how many people knew that Rubik is hungarian?

[ 07-02-2004, 05:38 AM: Message edited by: dplax ]

I have never been able to "solve" this weird puzzle. But maybe I will try again one day.

I did.... But what happened to him? Did he die rich? is he alive? [img]graemlins/1ponder.gif[/img]

I always used it to throw at my brother's head when we were having a fight. I was pretty good at it too. :D

I did.... But what happened to him? Did he die rich? is he alive? [img]graemlins/1ponder.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]He is alive and he is living in the U.S.

I think he should be pretty rich, considering the number of Rubik cubes that get sold each year.

I'll side with Bungleau on this one:

Rubik cubes were always engineering and construction projects to me :D