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This is actually a puzzle that never fits together perfectly. No matter how you align the pieces, one is always offset.

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Submitted:	11/10/2015

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#11 - xoyv (11/11/2015) [-]

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#17 - jacksixosix ONLINE (11/11/2015) [-]

WOW BRO TAG GORE

#6 - likerofbutts (11/11/2015) [-]

why would that Rubik's cube have two yellows on a corner piece? The top of that corner should be green.

#7 to #6 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

The top of that corner is white? If I'm thinking of the corner you're thinking of, and I think I am.

#8 to #7 - likerofbutts (11/11/2015) [-]

It looks pretty yellow to me. Anyway, it should be green, because it'd fit more with the picture.

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#9 to #8 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

If the top of that were green, that would mean another color would have to be out of place it pretty much a similar situation and you'd just be put into an infinite loop of how a color should be changed to fit more with the picture.

#10 to #9 - svensname (11/11/2015) [-]

if the top square were green then it would be correct, as it is it looks like someone ****** up and got the wrong corner on top

#14 to #10 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

I haven't done rubik's cubes in a while, I can't remember if that's possible to have only one cube twisted like that in its corner and the rest still be right.

Too lazy to figure out. :/ So, you tell me?

#19 to #14 - ultiomos (11/11/2015) [-]

First of all, the piece is the Red-Green-Yellow corner

Second, the cube is impossible to solve. If you take out any piece and flip it (for an edge) or rotate it once (for a corner), the cube becomes unsolvable until the same procedure is done again
You can apply it to a different piece and it'll still fix it. That's what makes a Rubik's Cube work in the first place
To fix an edge, just flip another edge piece. The corners are a slightly different case. If you rotate a corner one way, you can fix it by either rotating another corner the opposite direction, or by rotating two other corners in the same direction. The centers don't matter because they can't be moved anyway

#21 to #19 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

Unless you're saying the location in question is Red-Green-Yellow.

#20 to #19 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

The piece in question is clearly white-yellow-red, which to me implies that the left corner piece is yellow-red-green...

#22 to #20 - ultiomos (11/11/2015) [-]

There is no Yellow-White-Red piece, though. Since White and Yellow are always on opposite sides, they can't share any pieces with eachother

#23 to #22 - heffrey (11/11/2015) [-]

That wouldn't involve rotating a piece, though, would it then?? They just moved stickers until they came to an impossible solution, or what?

#24 to #23 - ultiomos (11/11/2015) [-]

While it is possible that they just switched the stickers, I was going off of the assumption that they just rotated the piece. I just assumed the top side of the piece was green with glare