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Re: Curling + Robots = Sweeet

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Originally Posted by Chris Hibner
First of all: Curling = Sweeeet

No, seriously - if you have never been curling, you should really do it. I was in a curling league for a short time and it was a blast.

Anyway, this may be a great game idea. It might need a little development, but it might work. We really don't even need ice: put some ball bearings in a block and you'll have something that will slide along a hard surface.
First of all: Curling is "friggin' sweet".

Next...you can't really use a block on ball bearings or you negate the purpose of the sweepers.

Wait...new thought came to me while typing the above sentence: You could have sand or something for the sweepers to sweep in front of or out of the way of the block to allow changes in speed. Hmm...
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