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 The culture has shifted, people. You can act shocked and complain, and likely lose the attention of the students you want to reach through FRC and other activities, or you can shift with it, and make FRC relatable and relevant to a bunch of good kids with foul mouths. - mrnoble [more] |
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24-03-2006, 08:10
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Re: Machine Shop "Accidents"
We haven't had any major accidents, but I have my fair share of cuts, scrapes and bruises, especially from the pit at Regionals. I have one particularly nasty little cut on my left arm (it's actually 3 that intersect and hurts like a mofo
 ) from when I had to reach into the robot to turn it on because my teammates who put it on the field didn't know how to . My mentor almost took off a finger when she was cutting some strapping tape with a scalpel (dunno why she didn't just use the shears sitting next to her), but nothing that a band-aid couldn't fix. The only substantial injuries that happened this build season were to people's egos 
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