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06-28-2023 , 04:51 PM
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Just checked Amazon.au prices. I am not ordering anything from them (unless I move to Australia). All good with last question.
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06-28-2023 , 04:54 PM
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Can I buy one, brand new, from Amazon for $15 or less?
Oh, hey, bolt! Long time, no see.
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06-28-2023 , 05:12 PM
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Does it spin?
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06-28-2023 , 06:27 PM
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0. Thing
1. Not one of a kind.
2. Fits inside 1m diameter sphere.
3. I suspect more Americans don't own one, but a lot do.
4. Fits inside 20cm sphere.
5. Contains no electrical components.
6. Not naturally occurring.
7. Not usually bought at a grocery store.
8. Not usually worn on the body.
9. A standard one usually has some metal in it. ** From what I have seen on airport x-rays, most seem to. Not all, though. **
10. Not commonly found in the kitchen or garage.
11. You touch it with your hands when you use it.
12. Not typically used in an office.
13. It is a type of toy.
14. Can be bought brand new, from Amazon, for C$15 or less. Probably also US$ and AUS$. Does not include shipping.
15. It does not spin.
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06-28-2023 , 06:32 PM
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Does it spin?
Oh, hey, Rob! Also long time, no see.
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06-28-2023 , 06:58 PM
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Oh, hey, bolt! Long time, no see.
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06-28-2023 , 10:28 PM
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Maybe it's a slinky.
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06-28-2023 , 10:33 PM
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Was it invented before 1960?
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06-29-2023 , 12:26 AM
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Maybe it's a slinky.
I was thinking of a yo-yo.
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06-29-2023 , 12:32 AM
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I was thinking of a yo-yo.
That was one of the things I was thinking of as well, which is why I asked if it spins. Also could cover a top, and hopefully a toy car or truck (wheels spin).
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06-29-2023 , 12:35 AM
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Maybe it's a slinky.
I thought of that either, but I didn't think the extra info for Q9 would make much sense. A slinky would be either all metal or all plastic.
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06-29-2023 , 06:42 AM
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0. Thing
1. Not one of a kind.
2. Fits inside 1m diameter sphere.
3. I suspect more Americans don't own one, but a lot do.
4. Fits inside 20cm sphere.
5. Contains no electrical components.
6. Not naturally occurring.
7. Not usually bought at a grocery store.
8. Not usually worn on the body.
9. A standard one usually has some metal in it. ** From what I have seen on airport x-rays, most seem to. Not all, though. **
10. Not commonly found in the kitchen or garage.
11. You touch it with your hands when you use it.
12. Not typically used in an office.
13. It is a type of toy.
14. Can be bought brand new, from Amazon, for C$15 or less. Probably also US$ and AUS$. Does not include shipping.
15. It does not spin.
16. Invented after 1959.
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06-29-2023 , 08:27 AM
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I doubt its like a Rubik's cube because they are all plastic
Right?
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06-29-2023 , 08:45 AM
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I doubt its like a Rubik's cube because they are all plastic
Right?
It could be that. There's probably some metal springs or screws or something in the internal workings.

(Especially since Eric mentioned airport x-rays, which may lead us to believe that the metal isn't obvious)
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06-29-2023 , 08:52 AM
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its the most obvious thing I can think of as most everything else is more obviously metallic, spins, or, is electronic

maybe a toy car or something?
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06-29-2023 , 08:56 AM
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Was it invented before 1990?
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06-29-2023 , 09:02 AM
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0. Thing
1. Not one of a kind.
2. Fits inside 1m diameter sphere.
3. I suspect more Americans don't own one, but a lot do.
4. Fits inside 20cm sphere.
5. Contains no electrical components.
6. Not naturally occurring.
7. Not usually bought at a grocery store.
8. Not usually worn on the body.
9. A standard one usually has some metal in it. ** From what I have seen on airport x-rays, most seem to. Not all, though. **
10. Not commonly found in the kitchen or garage.
11. You touch it with your hands when you use it.
12. Not typically used in an office.
13. It is a type of toy.
14. Can be bought brand new, from Amazon, for C$15 or less. Probably also US$ and AUS$. Does not include shipping.
15. It does not spin.
16. Invented after 1959.
17. Invented before 1990.
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06-29-2023 , 09:19 AM
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Are there championships for this toy?

(Championships famous enough that the best people have reasonably extensive Wikipedia pages)
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06-29-2023 , 10:58 AM
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0. Thing
1. Not one of a kind.
2. Fits inside 1m diameter sphere.
3. I suspect more Americans don't own one, but a lot do.
4. Fits inside 20cm sphere.
5. Contains no electrical components.
6. Not naturally occurring.
7. Not usually bought at a grocery store.
8. Not usually worn on the body.
9. A standard one usually has some metal in it. ** From what I have seen on airport x-rays, most seem to. Not all, though. **
10. Not commonly found in the kitchen or garage.
11. You touch it with your hands when you use it.
12. Not typically used in an office.
13. It is a type of toy.
14. Can be bought brand new, from Amazon, for C$15 or less. Probably also US$ and AUS$. Does not include shipping.
15. It does not spin.
16. Invented after 1959.
17. Invented before 1990.
18. There are championships for this toy.
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06-29-2023 , 11:57 AM
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Is it a Rubik's cube?

yolo
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06-29-2023 , 02:02 PM
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0. Thing
1. Not one of a kind.
2. Fits inside 1m diameter sphere.
3. I suspect more Americans don't own one, but a lot do.
4. Fits inside 20cm sphere.
5. Contains no electrical components.
6. Not naturally occurring.
7. Not usually bought at a grocery store.
8. Not usually worn on the body.
9. A standard one usually has some metal in it. ** From what I have seen on airport x-rays, most seem to. Not all, though. **
10. Not commonly found in the kitchen or garage.
11. You touch it with your hands when you use it.
12. Not typically used in an office.
13. It is a type of toy.
14. Can be bought brand new, from Amazon, for C$15 or less. Probably also US$ and AUS$. Does not include shipping.
15. It does not spin.
16. Invented after 1959.
17. Invented before 1990.
18. There are championships for this toy.
19. It is a Rubik's Cube.
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06-29-2023 , 02:04 PM
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I figured question 9 was going to be potential trouble.
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06-29-2023 , 02:52 PM
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Thanks Eric. GJ everyone.
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06-29-2023 , 04:34 PM
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Hmm...a Rubik's Cube spins IMO. The only way you use it is by spinning.
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06-29-2023 , 06:05 PM
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Hmm...a Rubik's Cube spins IMO. The only way you use it is by spinning.
Are spinning and turning the same thing?
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