
Hopefully the stickers on the console are removable otherwise I would never finish a game.
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Hopefully the stickers on the console are removable otherwise I would never finish a game.
This t-shirt design is currently up for voting on Threadless. If you would like to see it go to print, make sure to vote it up.
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I don’t know which is clever-er… the fact that a Raptor can solve a Rubik’s Cube, or that it could manipulate the damn thing so well with no thumbs.
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Apparently, giant cubes can be found in the wild. In their natural state the colors are all jumbled up, but any entrepreneur can get a helicopter, some rope and a bunch of people and move them around so that they can be sold with all their faces being the same color. Tough work, no idea how it pays.
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It’s no wonder these stereotypical cops based on Tetris can’t find their missing T block He is camouflaging himself in a Rubik’s cube. Ingenious on the perp’s part, I never considered that Tetris and the Rubik’s Cube were from the same family until I saw Tetris in 3D.
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Rubik’s Cube swim trunks—the only pair of swim trunks that says: “hey ladies—think you can solve the complex 3D puzzle going on in my pants?”
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Let’s face it—sex with women and skillful Rubik’s Cube playing don’t really mix. Unless “good with your hands” is referring to the dexterity with which you masturbate.
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