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05-01-2003, 22:01
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sounds like a back up plan if you cant build a competition worthy robot build a bin with some reflective tape and get eaten while the other robots are in auto mode hahaha and then when you are in their clever lifting mechanism deploy the spik....er i mean the wheels. Its sort of like that wolf eating the rock in red riding hood see we can learn things from fairy tails.
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