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UberTiger said:
Looks rather shiny and in very good condition for a fossil. I'd have expected it to be a bit more minerally and dirty
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Its original price was £105, you'd expect something half decent for that price :p I was surprised by it tbh, decent quality, lifetime stone warranty and 2yrs watch warranty.
 
mrk said:
Its original price was £105, you'd expect something half decent for that price :p I was surprised by it tbh, decent quality, lifetime stone warranty and 2yrs watch warranty.
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Not bad, depreciation doesn't seem to have impacted it too much considering it's such an old piece. Must be those Paleozoic era diamonds on it :p
 
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Some more Japanese kit-kats to try. Shinshu red apple, purple sweet potato, strawberry cheesecake and citrus golden blend. Funny thing is I only ordered 2 of each, but they sent me 4 of the apple and sweet potato ones by mistake.

There loss is my gain :D
 
Richard Balls said:


Been meaning to master these since i was about 16, I'm 46 now :D

Bought them last week and i can do the 2x2x2 and 3x3x3 cubes now. i'll get going on the other two soon.
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You shouldn't have bought Rubik's brand ones. They're all horrible to turn and the stickers suck and peel in no time. I know as they were the first ones I bought.
Now I have about 60+ twisty puzzles, including a Teraminx (google it) which I've only solved twice, as it takes about 4 hours.

Shengshou make lovely 4x4 and 5x5 (and all the way up to 9x9) cubes if you ever fancy some. Once you can do a 5x5x5 you can solve any size cube.
 
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