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I have a few. (probably because I look so hard)
Well for one we tend to state that it is 9:10. Which is also the time we normally leave during build season.

My locker number at school is 330

and sometime over the summer in 07 we were returning bottles and as a joke I hit print recepit at $9.10 then continued to put my bottles in and ran out when it was at $3.30.

And for the RPGer's out there. I was playing Final Fantasy III and at one point got 111 dmg and killed the enemy, got 910 dmg and killed the enemy, and got 1114 dmg and killed the enemy. (at various parts of the game of course)

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For those that haven't noticed I'm a fan of 1024 Kil a Bytes...
What a shock it was when I noticed my company truck assigned to me was #1024 :eek:


-p :cool:

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And of course, I was happily excited (my friends less excited) to find that for STAR testing, 2nd period ended at 11:14, 5th began at 1:14 (Eagle Strike) and 6th ended at 2:33. And of course, I now refer to times as Wildhats (1:00), Eagle Strike (1:14), MVRT (1:15), Epsilon Delta (1:16), Robowranglers (1:48), Thunderchickens (2:17), Pink (2:33), Beachbots (3:30), Athenian (8:52), Kil-A-Bytes (10:24), Simbotics (11:14) and so forth. I've left out all the rest not because I don't love you all, but because I do need to finish the homework that I'm supposed to be doing instead of reading and posting on Chief Delphi. I love you, Chief Delphi! And everyone here! And thus goes my obsession with FIRST. :)

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I hope it never gets up to $16.29!!!:ahh:

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I'm sad that it is wayy past Simbotics for gas now in Canada... :(

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i have another no lie i took a nap after school today and woke up 2:33 then fell back asleep and woke up at 2:54 then fell asleep and woke up at....3:30 im not even lieing it was really weird

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We see our team number everywhere, especially on the weather, its is normally the high every weekend between the beg of march and mid april.
Another funny one is during pre-season our lead programmer was teaching labview to the freshmen and he made a program to find the lcd of his cell phone number and it was 79.

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Right before Atlanta when we were eating lunch as a team our lead driver got receipt number 201, and the day before his meal cost $2.01!!!

Also our record was 11-14 right before Atlanta also...

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hopefully .93 cents haha!

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ha i never really noticed my number, 4, anywhere until i went to atlanta for the championships. I noticed it in that underground passage thing from the pits to the field, it said speed limit 4.

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Man, I notice your number so many times each day...the 4 train Jerome Avenue IRT shops are next to the school. I see a 4 everytime I board the evening bus home.

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Ninety-three cents for a gallon of gas? That's not gonna happen anytime soon. Although $0.93 for a liter of gas (about $3.52 per gallon) is more realistic (although still cheaper than current gas prices).

Back on topic:
I have seen a license plate that said 1554. I always keep my eye out for those. Boy, I am really addicted to FIRST... :p

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on t-shirts in aeropostale haha

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this must be a recent photo. When we were in Atlanta, it was 359 at all the gas stations we saw! I should have taken photos as that will never happen again.:mad:
Attending the VCU regional had gas at 3.15/gallon and that was just in early March! Wonder what it is now there.

We were sitting next to the Hokies, Team 401 at Einstein, who were our alliance partners at VCU. One of their students showed me their watch at 4:01pm. My watch was slower and showed 3:59pm! hehe......

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the house address of one of our mentors at the local community college is 1510 as well as the locker number that is across the hall from the school shop.