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Unread 28-04-2003, 01:15
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Originally posted by David Kelly
I think FIRST is just now starting to get really fun
Oh don't worry, you barely scratched the surface of how much fun you can have in FIRST.

Once you start doing things beyond your old team, there's no limit to how much power you can get . MUWAHAHAHA. Just kidding!

There are multiple options out there. Run off season competitions, volunteer at the regionals for volunteer food and watch the finals right next to the field, teach workshops to teams, visit different teams whenever you feel like it, do whatever you want at the competiton... Plus many many more benefits.

Membership to FIRST-a-holic is not required but recommended. Side effects include lack of sleep, having too much fun, being too famous for your own good, and drawn to too much competitions each and every season.


Do this at your own risk.


Oh yeah, just want to mention a few more West Coast FIRST-a-holics who doesn't usually post on Chief Delphi as much as the ones above...

Jason Morrella the regional director is the biggest FIRST-a-holic out here (who is in charge of all the west coast regionals), then there's Ken Krieger who's the biggest non-FIRST-staff FIRST-a-holic, Wendy Wooten who's in charge of team 22, the Roberts (Rick and Sean), plus many more. If you happens to go to any one of five west coast regionals, chances are you will meet at least a few of them at any given weekend.
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