Rubik's Cube - v2

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   joyrex, Mathias Bynens, Hez, LesterSpence, and 29 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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   joyrex (84 months ago | reply)

   Even better!

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   wendie7 (84 months ago | reply)

   I like this one better. Neat stuff!!

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   Shortcake26 (84 months ago | reply)

   Even better. Really like this one

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   Vinu (84 months ago | reply)

   this is amazingly cool!

   think of like being black and white and the ability to solve the complex colorful puzzle of what you want from life is in your hands!!!

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   Kevin Day (84 months ago | reply)

   This one is better, no doubt. A simple idea, elegantly done
   Faved

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   giraflor [deleted] (84 months ago | reply)

   wonderful! i love both!

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   Sam Judson (84 months ago | reply)

   cool! and it even looks like a nice new looking rubiks cube as well!

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   whisper-star (84 months ago | reply)

   CooOool pic =)

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    DIgital DI (84 months ago | reply)

    this one's better

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    Jeff Clow (83 months ago | reply)

    Superb photo image....

    BRAVO.....!

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    Chris_J (83 months ago | reply)

    Brilliant shot! Great idea!

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    ahmad khatiri (81 months ago | reply)

    beautifull work

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    Mr. Gee (76 months ago | reply)

    love the idea - nice shot

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    Mylina (76 months ago | reply)

    perfect shot !

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    djFargo (50 months ago | reply)

    Nice use of selective color. Great photo.

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    whyhatemath (26 months ago | reply)

    Awesome picture. I used this photo to complement a post in my personal blog. Hope it agrees with you! Here's the comment I left in my gallery:

    I used this photo to complement my first post, simply titled "Craigslist".

    Several years ago, a friend introduced me to this interesting psychoanalytical game that involved me conjuring up an imaginary night sky, and describing what I saw. I described this huge, unimagineably large cube floating in the sky--so big as to be impossible to fathom.

    My friend laughed, and explained that the cube was a subconscious projection of my ego!!

    The content of this post is pure ego.

    whyhatemath.blogspot.com/2010/01/craigslist.h tml

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