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 How many computer programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Woah, no. That's a hardware problem. - jordie228 [more] |
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11-02-2003, 23:40
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Noticing how your team number is 1073, I doubt you _have_ batteries from previous years
 Whenever you don't have a match, put the batteries on the charger. I'd recommend going out and getting another charger. ALWAYS check your battery before going out to a match. If you do run out of battery power, some teams with loads of batteries will be happy to lend one out...just as long as they get them back.
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