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17-01-2006, 21:57
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Re: You know you've been in FIRST too long...
1. When you try to make it so your team meets more often because you think your team is behind schedual.
2. When all your mentors know where your house is because they have to drive you home at 3am all the time. 3. When you do all your homework in advance for a whole week on the day you dont meet on. 4. When you write papers about robotics and other technical stuff in english class, because its the only thing you think about. 5. When you design an entire robot in CAD just for fun during the off season. 6. When you prototype your idea for a design using VEX the day after kickoff- and it works  Last edited by cire : 17-01-2006 at 22:07. 
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