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30-04-2006, 17:53
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Re: Language at Championships
I couldn't agree more with this. Really, this isn't in the spirit of the competition. This behavior is not gracious or professional at all. As a representative of everything listed in the previous post, I would hope the bright kids of FIRST would have the sense refrain from this kind of behavior, as it is offensive and in most cases uncalled-for.
I understand (although I wasn't able to be there, unfortunately) that the Championships can be very tiring. However, this is no excuse for letting your manners slip. 
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