Man solves Rubik's Cube - after 26 years

In conclusion then. Hampshire builder sucks at solving Rubik's Cube.

Vixen said:
Surely given enough time, you'd solve it by accident? A bit like the explanation of infinity, where if you had infinitely many monkeys with type writers, one of them would type a line of Shakespeare at some point.
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The Monkey Shakespeare Simulator took 2,737,850 million billion billion billion monkey-years to get a 24 character text string from Henry IV, Part 2; "RUMOUR. Open your ears"
 
the sun dont half write some stupid ****, i feel sorry for them.

although thinking about it.....it makes people read it and talk about it......changed my mind i feel sorry for the readers.
 
You wouldn't to get a building estimate from that guy.

"How long to finish this wall?"

"two weeks....."
 
Maybe he can try them egyptian puzzle things ive seen about. The expensive ones that have money or something in them. They are meant to be pretty hard to crack.

I forget what its called now anyone ?
 
In the 80s I used to find great joy solving Rubicks Cubes when gigging in Workingmens Clubs.
I used to watch people not being able to do them and offer my assistance.
It all came to an end when after about the third time I would get on the last face and one block would be the wrong way round which meant they had been messing with it (took it out and put it back the wrong way).
Any Rubick Cubist will tell you the same - you can't finish with just one block the wrong way round and no explaining to people in a club would cut any ice.
 
regulus said:
Made me smile reading this. Despite him crying, a real feel good story :)
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He wasted over 27,000 hours on an obsessive-compulsive disorder that took over his life, damaged his health and his marriage...and it's a feel-good story?
 
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