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06-06-2004, 22:54
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Re: Canada's Wonderland Results
It was definately a lot of fun to be at the wonderland event except for the food and drink prices. $2.75 for a bottle of soda. The highlight of the day for me was in the quater finals round 2. 1053 + 1397 vs 190 + 1309. 190 hung in autonomous and then put their plastic arms out to cover the bar. We (1053) came up from the side and hung on top of their plastic arm. Our robot looked like it was about to fall off because it was sitting on top of their plastic arm. So 190 unfolded their massive arm, and started rocking their massive robot back and forth with it to try to get us off. Although we lost the match, it was definately the highlight of the day (for me)
edit: I'd also like to say congrats to the finalists, and to 1241 to scoring 210 points in the skills competition. That is just unbelievable Last edited by ryan_f : 06-06-2004 at 23:43. 
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