FIRST Comedy hour

[logank013]

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

I thought it was BBQ

Looks like neither of us have a clue on the special FRC superfood... Let's ask 1114 or 254. Seems like they eat the FRC superfood every day... lol.

[EricH]

Originally Posted by logank013

Looks like neither of us have a clue on the special FRC superfood... Let's ask 1114 or 254. Seems like they eat the FRC superfood every day... lol.

They've got plenty of SAUCE for the BBQ, but I think they mostly use it on corndogs.


BTW, 254 says the superfood is corndogs. One of their mentors started that one.

[bkahl]

Originally Posted by EricH

They've got plenty of SAUCE for the BBQ, but I think they mostly use it on corndogs.


BTW, 254 says the superfood is corndogs. One of their mentors started that one.

You haven't seen 254 take on Pappy's have you...?

[EricH]

Originally Posted by bkahl

You haven't seen 254 take on Pappy's have you...?

Nope. Whatever Pappy's is...

[bkahl]

Originally Posted by EricH

Nope. Whatever Pappy's is...

https://www.facebook.com/team254robo...type=3&theater

[dmaggio744]

this amazing:

jokes about the game, smash reference, xkcd comic, and now Chief Deli!

[Sperkowsky]

Originally Posted by dmaggio744

this amazing:

jokes about the game, smash reference, xkcd comic, and now Chief Deli!

drew you need to calm down go find the Pneumatic fluid.

[logank013]

Originally Posted by Sperkowsky

drew you need to calm down go find the Pneumatic fluid.

No, he should find the aluminum magnet first

[IKE]

How many posts of Chief Delphi does it take to change a lightbulb?

6 posts from non-moderators asking moderators to change the threads location to "chit-chat", Technical, or back to just general.

18 posts arguing whether or not you should utilize E-Saver bulbs as they are the girl scout cookies of FIRST.

24 posts discussing propoer sizing and interface of said lightbulbs, with Ether writing a nice piece on proper illumination vs. energy utilization vs. task optimization post.

4 posts of people who only spent 200 hours making their own programmable version of the ESaver bulb but it requires you use a CRio to operate complete with pictures.

2 posts related to the guys who made their own not wearing safety glasses during their first test (one complaining about the lack of glasses, and one complaining about safety theatre).

4 posts from LRI asking that students please not mess around with high voltage set-ups.

18 suprising posts into the merits/perils of stools vs. ladders (with an end agreement that your mileage may vary).

and last but certainly not least....

42 posts about whether or not a student or mentor should change said lightbulb with an obligatory 30 dead horses being beaten, and a general agreement that a student and a mentor should be involved, but little consensus on which holds the ladder...

And 1 post where IKE attempts to make a point by doing some math:

So how many posts does it take? 1+42+18+4+2+4+24+18+6=118 posts later and the dim bulb is still dim.* Posts don't change a lightbulb, people taking action do.




*I actually believe a lot of very good discussion and learning happens on CD, but had to poke fun at some of us that try to sway opinions which it turns out are quite hard to sway...

[Sperkowsky]

Originally Posted by IKE

How many posts of Chief Delphi does it take to change a lightbulb?

6 posts from non-moderators asking moderators to change the threads location to "chit-chat", Technical, or back to just general.

18 posts arguing whether or not you should utilize E-Saver bulbs as they are the girl scout cookies of FIRST.

24 posts discussing propoer sizing and interface of said lightbulbs, with Ether writing a nice piece on proper illumination vs. energy utilization vs. task optimization post.

4 posts of people who only spent 200 hours making their own programmable version of the ESaver bulb but it requires you use a CRio to operate complete with pictures.

2 posts related to the guys who made their own not wearing safety glasses during their first test (one complaining about the lack of glasses, and one complaining about safety theatre).

4 posts from LRI asking that students please not mess around with high voltage set-ups.

18 suprising posts into the merits/perils of stools vs. ladders (with an end agreement that your mileage may vary).

and last but certainly not least....

42 posts about whether or not a student or mentor should change said lightbulb with an obligatory 30 dead horses being beaten, and a general agreement that a student and a mentor should be involved, but little consensus on which holds the ladder...

And 1 post where IKE attempts to make a point by doing some math:

So how many posts does it take? 1+42+18+4+2+4+24+18+6=118 posts later and the dim bulb is still dim.* Posts don't change a lightbulb, people taking action do.




*I actually believe a lot of very good discussion and learning happens on CD, but had to poke fun at some of us that try to sway opinions which it turns out are quite hard to sway...

But you forgot the 2 posts about getting pneumatic fluid.

[GeeTwo]

Originally Posted by IKE

1+42+18+4+2+4+24+18+6=118 posts

Sorry, Ike - 119
add in the two pneumatic fluid posts and the correction and it gets us to 122.

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

Sorry, Ike - 119
add in the two pneumatic fluid posts and the correction and it gets us to 122.

Darn off by one errors. There's 2 things that are really hard in CS - naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors.

[artK]

Originally Posted by IKE

How many posts of Chief Delphi does it take to change a lightbulb?

...

If it's the offseason, their should probably be a post about a drivetrain that uses lightbulbs instead of normal wheels, just for good measure.

[techhelpbb]

A topic that starts with a joke involving competive goals...
Elicits concerns it is not competitive enough to survive!


You really can not make stuff like this up....