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by One Who Misses Her
Tauratinzwe
"Taura tinzwe" is a Shona expression that literally says, "Speak that we may hear." It can be used to let a person know that you are ready to listen or to ask a speaker to speak louder. Here it is the "nom de plume" of . . . leon johnson
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2 comments:
Wow, that's different. Would it work identical to the original? Or is it impossible to screw up? I cannot think of a single move that would not produce the identical picture on all 6 sides...
Actually, it's not a real cube, just a Photoshop illusion. Since chameleons do their best to blend into their surroundings, I guess it's appropriate that the identical pictures on each side should make puzzle moves confusing. ;-)
I'm not good at Rubic's Cube, so I can't visualize what would happen to identically pictured sides when moving the cube. From playing with a cube mapped with the Hawaiian Islands years ago, I think parts of the picture could become inverted if it is not solved correctly.
Copy a picture, get out the glue pot, make a cube with identical sides and experiment.
Post your findings.
Enjoy!
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