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freind lent me his rubicks cube to solve

I've never managed to solve mine without the aid of the internet...

And now I seem to have done something to it that even the internet can't fix >.>

 

 

well apparently if you rearrange the stickers it makes it impossible for it to work

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freind lent me his rubicks cube to solve

I've never managed to solve mine without the aid of the internet...

And now I seem to have done something to it that even the internet can't fix >.>

well apparently if you rearrange the stickers it makes it impossible for it to work

Not resorted to that yet

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Englishperson?

A more likely theory is that pommy originated as a contraction of "pomegranate". According to this explanation, "pomegranate" is extinct Australian rhyming slang for immigrant. A popular alternative explanation for the theory that pommy is a contraction of "pomegranate", relates to the purported frequency of sunburn among British people in Australia, turning their fair skin the colour of pomegranates.

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Apple :)

but englishpeople are sometimes called pommies

I knows, but not by ourselves as far as I knows

 

 

nah, think it's mostly the southern rugby countries

 

A more likely theory is that pommy originated as a contraction of "pomegranate". According to this explanation, "pomegranate" is extinct Australian rhyming slang for immigrant. A popular alternative explanation for the theory that pommy is a contraction of "pomegranate", relates to the purported frequency of sunburn among British people in Australia, turning their fair skin the colour of pomegranates.

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hence rooinek as well

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