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14-04-2005, 14:39
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Re: Funniest/Wierdest thing you have done while building your robot
This year I think the worst thing I did was set off the alarm at school trying to get a box out of Mr. Foell's room...and then I got yelled at by the janitors, who usually rule. Thankfully they fixed the alarm system before the police came. That wouldn't have been pretty.
And then there's always my freshman year, when the seniors told me to find them a left-handed screwdriver.... 
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