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 I believe it is healthy to leave FIRST at some point and carry on with a well-rounded life (family, fun, school, & work). Focus your creative energy on developing your skills as a professional; then, come back to FIRST as a mentor later down the line. - Erin Rapacki [more] |
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11-11-2005, 21:53
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Re: You know you've been in FIRST too long...
Here are a bunch from the first_robotics LiveJournal community
http://www.livejournal.com/community...ics/63910.html I started the thread... >.> And I just came up with another one When you start fixing things yourself with rivets, zip-ties, and bolts Including a smashed guitar that was found in your school parking lot before going to a mini-competition *cough* 
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