Team 66
 

Hey, I tried to catch a little bit of the webcast, but my connection is pretty slow. Sorry I couldn't stop in for Eastern or Grand Rapids, but from what I hear it was goin' pretty well. I know a lot of you put in a lot of hard work, and even though I don't know all the new guys, I can only imagine how the veterans did this year. I know Mike and Dave did an outstanding job of leading the team, as did V and Mr. Smith. I hope little Joe Smith is working out okay for you, he had me worried a couple of times but he's a hard worker. So is Dave Wood; he was just a newbie when I was there but I reckon that he's pretty experienced by now. I'll try to come out and see you guys next year if I can. Keep workin' hard over the summer. Oh, and Mike's graduating so, be sure to mess him up before he leaves. C-ya guys later...

Re: Team 66
 

Good to hear from you. Don't worry about me. I mean, I have broken a few things here and there like an IR sensor, but I don't think I have been too bad.

Yes I have been an extremely hard worker. Basically I worked on a lot of program debugging and electrical, including building the switch box for the controller.

One last thing, don't call me 'little' Joe Smith. =)

Re: Team 66
 

That's alright, I've broken a few things in my day. Three years ago we tried to shave down a tire only to discover it was hollow. Two years ago it was a dremmel, and I think that was also the year Colin and I broke Addisson's sanity. Oh, and last year I dropped and broke a drill motor, and I also broke two dril trannies, again, and again, and again, again. Ask David about that one. I won't even get into what I've broken over the past year.

Re: Team 66
 

There will always bee someone to break what you make. All you can do is build it the best you can and take good care of it