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Oh wait, no money to buy a cube.
Is that a euphemism for something?
I...I'm sorry, I don't get it.
Been awhile since I've touched a cube, but when it first came out it literally took over the school yard. Almost every student at my school had one. We would race to finish it, then turn around and create some very cool patterns like fish, checker boards, never-ending belt, birds etc.
This was the 3x3 cube, by the way. Haven't touched one since sixth grade.
The only pattern I can do is when you get different centres.
Like there would be a white face surrounded by green.
I'm familiar with that one. The checker board I referrenced could be done in two ways. First, with directly opposing sides, and second, with adjacent sides. The second was more creative than the first.
The fish and bird were done similarly, in that all needed was to turn the entire cube to see it. The pattern itself was, the corners had different colour but, had to match up with the adjacent centre colour.
The never-ending-belt, basically, was lining up all colours with the exception of their center-lines & corners. So picture looking at the cube as if it were a baseball.
Is there a hidden meaning in :
"Oh wait, no money to buy a cube. "
You should try this one next
Even worse than my love life.
I once solved a rubix cube and no I didn't re-adjust the stickers. I took the bricks out and re-adjusted THEM.
I got a snake too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjiJy8fqXvQ