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| Re: Gift Cube [message #13164 is a reply to message #13159 ] Tue, 25 May 2010 13:37 UTC |
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Great idea! How about spring loading it so it actually pops open when solved?
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| Re: Gift Cube [message #13165 is a reply to message #13164 ] Tue, 25 May 2010 14:32 UTC |
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George,
No spring loading needed. The lid just falls off. Spring loading would impede the smooth turning.
Oskar
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| Re: Gift Cube [message #20210 is a reply to message #13165 ] Mon, 08 November 2010 01:49 UTC |
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Oskar,
hello my name is Jared Turgeon I am messaging here today asking if there is a way I may acquire a cube like this so that i may propose to my girlfriend. I would have bought one instead of messaging you like this had I the money, but due to several surgeries i have had to undergo as i was in an car accident several months ago. the accident made me realize that we can die at any time and that I needed to start living to the fullest. this brings me to the reason of why I would like the cube. My girlfriend of 3 years stood by me in every surgery that i had to undergo and has helped me in my recovery. I feel that it is time to ask her to be my wife as she has given me so much. If you could do this for me it would be greatly appreciated as she is a major cuber as was I before the accident and I would love to see her face as she solves the cube and the top comes off and there is her ring and as she looks at me for me to drop to one knee and propose.
My email is JaredxTurgeon@yahoo.com please respond back
Thank you
Jared Turgeon
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