Random Love (anti-rants)

[Brian]

@T4920
What’s the secret my son has one that I had when I was a kid and I’ve never been able to solve it
Apart from the thought of heating the stickers up and moving them

[T4920]

@Brian
The most common method (which I'm confident that absolutely anyone can learn in 4/5 hours if they're so inclined) involves memorizing a sequence of 7 movements that can be used to incrementally put the coloured pieces in the rights patterns/places. Once you know these movements, and the order in which the patterns must be constructed, any combination can be solved with ease.

The method used by the 'pros' however, is a completely different story. They assign a numerical value to each of the nine pieces on each side of the cube, and conduct insanely complex mathematical equations to work out the minimum number of movements required to solve the puzzle.

I use the first method

A video guide like this is all you need if you wanna show off to your son!

[Brian]

To be honest I’ll let him watch it and show off to me
I still have nightmares from the electronic simon says game I had in the 80’s

[T4920]

@Brian I taught a kid on a flight once, he was 8 years old (ish).

Noticed him watching me solve mine, so offered to teach him how to do it.

Had it locked down in less than 2h!

[IrishHeart]

@goosehd
“I t-boned him” is not a term I’m familiar with but too nervous to google for fear of what it throws up and my wife decides to check my search history!

[goosehd]

@IrishHeart Taken from the internet:

A t-bone accident occurs when the front of one vehicle strikes the side of another, forming the shape of a “T” at the point of impact.

[flannel slut]

My wife would be thrilled to see t-boning in my search history. Anything other than the IH shopping cart for clarification

[Aetas]

@neph93
Hi Reuben,

I am so relieved your ‚Sale‘ is over!

Watched it a ton in the last weeks and often thought to pull the trigger… but I was holding back for some reasons.

Why?
In all those years we forummembers where constantly connected through an IH-STUFFCHANGE!
As I own two IH garments bought from you years ago…
…some of your new buyers and hopefully some more folks are motivated to read through your retrospektive.

What a beautiful job you’ve done for this forum!
Thanks

[neph93]

Ha! You of all people are always free to dm me, sales thread or not

It was a pleasure to move stuff on to forum friends old and new.

I’m moving into a new, bigger place in the summer and will be opening another box of stored Iron Heart then. Sure to be something there for you @Aetas

[Matt]

@neph93 let me know when you find some more tshirts.

[neph93]

@Matt did i sell you some? Things were a bit hazy…

[Matt]

You did. Thanks again.

[goosehd]

Happy Mother’s Day

[goosehd]

@steelworker Thanks for making me laugh and smile

[endo]

Two Brits and a Kraut - more than 40 years of friendship. Spent the weekend with two old friends from the UK. We first met in the early 80s via school exchange, when we were 14 (!). Partied through the 80s, hitchhiked all over Europe in the 90s. They lived in Germany for some time and me in England. Later got jobs, married, kids ... but still met every few years. Now, when we meet it's a bit like been 14 again. Love these guys.

[Giles]

Nice one Endo.....

[Matt]

Awesome! I love seeing old friends.

[RobeOfTheMagi]

Typed in "Violent Femmes Radio" to let Spotify generate a running playlist and it was really wonderful musical experience.

[jordanscollected]

@endo Awesome to see. I have some friends I have known since the early 80's and the best part about these long friendships is how easy it is to pick right back up even if it has been a few years. Irreplaceable stuff

[goosehd]

I may just love the type II more than the type III.