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CD's Unofficial Caption Contest #573
Welcome to the twelfth straight year of the Chief Delphi Unofficial Caption Contest!
After the season-ending contest last week, here are the scores: Code:
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Here's this week's picture: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/36842 Go! |
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A few minutes later, in another pit:
"We need to cut some aluminum exactly ->this<- long." |
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"And when you get your fingers and thumb in a triangle, turn left, and back up a step so it looks like it's on the peg."
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I thought the game was called Logomotion. These logos don't appear to be moving at all.
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I swear I left a triangle right here...darn you 217!!!
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So you're telling me that the ones with three sides are the triangles?! The ones that look like this??? Oh wow. In that case, I'm going to have to go fix some old match scores...
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"So you take the tube, and you hang it. Not so hard, right?"
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Most of the time engineering problems have open ended solutions. But that... That right there is the right answer. Other acceptable answers would have been a combination of 25, 111, 254, 987, 1114, 2056...
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Get that volunteer off the field, and maybe 217 would have been able to put up the last triangle to complete the logo.
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Covering up the lack of a perfect score with plausible deniability. You can't see if they scored, but you can't see if they didn't score either!
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Guy in fore ground: I've got to get a picture of the is near perfect Logo hang. OH LOOK, a quarter.
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We later discovered a function in 217's code called "InduceOCD," which made the robot stall if there was only one tube left to hang. The programmer who wrote this bit of code had to write an apology letter to all three teams in the alliance; and especially to his own team, who had to give their Gracious Professionalism award back. :D
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Missing tube? *stands between camera and empty peg*
I don't know what you're talking about... |
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Look ma, *some* Ubertubes!
-Nick |
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"Ha! Let's see them do THAT in Canada!"
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If you read the scoring objects from left to right, you can see the lyrics to the next FIRST anthem.
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In between each match, Daryl would show off the dance moves he learned at Engineering College.
Note: this event had the fastest match cycle time of the season |
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The blue jean alliance was unable to prevent the red alliance from scoring a lot. Although no one can confirm if they stopped them from placing the last tube behind their robot.
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*not a submission*
Can someone elaborate on the impetus behind the various rules? I feel like there's some pretty great back story on some of them. |
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Here we see a demonstration of some of the many valuable FIRST skills developed by volunteers:
You put your right hand in, You put your right hand out, You put your right hand in, And you shake it all about, You do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around That what it's all about. |
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Oooh boy. I think I can, but some of them you just have to look up the contest. Starting with: The BIWWTM Rule, and its counterpart, The OTHER BIWWTM Rule (never invoked). These give Billfred flexibility in judging timeline, because, well work happens. The OTHER in this case allows Billfred the flexibility to give over control of the contest to some other player temporarily. -infinity is if somebody REALLY gets Billfred hard, he retaliates. (I should probably pipe down here, because I think I might have one coming my way...). The Koko Ed Rule was enacted to repeal Rule 2 and Rule 3, after Ed entered one with him in it. The OTHER Heidi Foster Rule was enacted as a precaution. Billfred was a little late with the judging of a contest around the time of IRI, and somebody made some snide remark about kidnapping him. Somebody else (initials: HF) made some corny remark about only talking about such a plan... So the rule went into place. I'm not sure about the Heidi Foster Rule. Incidentally, the burn award was originally a docking of points, awarded to none other than Heidi Foster (for calling Dave Lavery an "unskilled fool with exotic tools", tools in question being a squirt gun). |
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(You'll note that all these rules came into effect in the first year of the contest. I hadn't even set my mind on resetting points, let alone year 12!) |
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Anyway, my entry for s12e1: Josh puts several on the drying rack, hoping they'll shrink in an attempt to get one just "this big". |
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And here it is, not even midnight yet! (Take that, Don! :P )
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