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08-01-2007, 14:39
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Re: <G09> Dropping Tubes on Your Opponent
You know, when I was on HOT, we did a very similar maneuver (put the giant ball in the robot of the Canadian team with the blue shirts and orange hats) and not only was it not considered poor sportsmanship, it was considered brilliant strategy. Are people offended because this would be intentional penalizing to the other team if they are already holding a ring?
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