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Re: Getting attached to your robot
Getting attached just doesn't cut it, it's more like being married to it. We have basically used the same concept for naming the robot:
96- CD1 97- CD2 98- CD3 99- CD4 00- CD5 01- CD6 02- CD7 03- CD8 04- CD9 05- CD-X-treme 06- CDXI kinda boring but that is how we do it.  
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Re: Getting attached to your robot
I'm from team 1741, and I'm not sure about our previous years (this was my first year as a programmer, and i ruled! Yay!), but this year our robot name was...
2008 - Thaddeus (in some language it's Sarah or something) YAY THADDEUS! 
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