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Re: Body painting and first
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Originally Posted by Meli W.
Back when FIRST was still at Disney, this was really common. In fact, in the FIRST booklet given out at regionals in 2003 there was a picture of this with people with body paint on them at the 2002 Championships. Things change though.
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217 did that a lot. When we became the Thunderchickens though, the teachers stopped us because it wasn't "sophisticated" enough. Not like it's really put a damper on 217's spirits, of course...
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Last edited by Swan217 : 05-04-2006 at 11:47.
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No, but you have access to the most powerful machine tool of all; a telephone. We had zero machining sponsors, now we've probably had over 30 unique shops run parts for us; All we did was ask. - AdamHeard [more] 
05-04-2006, 11:42
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