Foxtrot's Theories

I succeeded, only a few days ago, in solving the Rubik's Cube. I spent two days hibernating in my room, only coming out when it was absolutely necessary, fiddling with a cube.

I will say, it was a waste of two perfect sunshines, however it is my New Year's Resolution solved. I thought it would be more challenging than that; I figured it would take me more time and consume and ample amount of my year. It is a shame I finished it two days after I bought it.

Since then, I have successfully completed it many times. I suppose I should set another goal, however I'm already happy.

I told some of my friends, they don't seem to enthused over it. Until they can solve it, I remain as champion over them, even if it is only turning a block to various formulas.

I'm still on a mission to find a faster way of solving it, I know there is one. I solved it in four moderately simple steps. The instructions gave me seven.

I didn't follow the instructions. I tried to but I didn't like them. They abbreviated the entire ordeal into a series of letters, although I did like doing it on my own.

It was difficult, well, not very; a challenge nonetheless. I'm proud of myself, at least. Not bad for two days work.