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Under or over weight?

View Poll Results: Is your robot over or under weight?
Overweight	55	24.02%
Underweight	174	75.98%
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10-02-2005, 20:18

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Re: Under or over weight?

We are currently at 111, we have some extra weight for an awesome shell, hopefully they can keep it under 120

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