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14-05-2005, 18:33
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Re: if you were allowed to keep one part..
Well, I already took home the original "thumb" for our robot. This original one was mangled when I cut it the wrong way on Ship Date, and it ended up taking a very tiny chunk out of my finger, so I have kept it as a memento.
Another thing that my team has done over the past two years is take off one of the "license plates" from our robot and given it to our most treasured team mentor, and I would really like to get one before I leave the team this year. (Hint to my teammates.  )
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