#megaminx

It has the exact same number of moving parts as a standard rubik's cube, though it's actually much easier. The bulk of it is solved by doing the same four moves over and over again, so you only have to memorize a single algorithm for the final layer.

I'll work on the megaminx tomorrow. It looks fun, but I had to DNF the 4x4 cube so I'm hoping it's easier than that.

And ofc by online I don't mean "oh I mentioned it to her in mssg once two years ago this doesn't count." What haven't you mentioned in public online in a post somewhere??? Me is genuinely curious what you didn't mention j bc

Unless it's like. That you've murdered bc laws and all.

I just want to stare at that sentence forEVER you hear me Queenie I love that. The wording haha. "What's something you like but you haven't mentioned. If it's murder don't tell us bc you might go to jail" I don't even know whether to be angry bc you think I've potentially murdered or proud bc you think I've potentially murdered or something else. I'm just laughing though hahah

Besides, if I ever murder, I promise I won't keep you in the dark. If I'm going down, I am absolutely taking you down with me (with the knowledge/guilt not actually sending you off)

Alas that is not the knowledge I share today.

I'm actually doing it right now but the answer is rubix cubes. I know how to solve the 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, Pyraminx, the (only used the 3x3 one) Penrose, and the Megaminx.

I want to learn some more too, but I've got to get my hand on them first. I only have three of them with me currently (2x2, 3x3, 4x4), but someone I know had the rest with them which is how I manage to learn how to solve one.