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21-06-2003, 16:17
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In Houston while we were fixing our robot after a match, i was changing the battery which just happens to be under the arm, so we raised it all the way up while i changed the battery... after i put the new battery in someone bumped the table and our nice 25 pound arm came down on my head. Put me on the floor for a few minutes...
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