We miss you...

[sloteera]

Well...

I think that the language can not be a barrier to show our feeling, so I'm sorry by the mistakes with the english language and we are grateful by the things that we learned.

This year was different a lot of the last year, because in 2008 Championship, we did friendships.

The teams as:

RoboRaiders(#75)
Killers Bee "Soccer Players "(#33)
Caribooster (#2520)
Robodogs (#2171)
The Panthers (#714)

and many others... we miss you!


Thanks team #75 by the spirit and the pieces robot that you borrowed.
Thanks team #33 by the t-shirts, caps and the match soccer.
Thanks team #2520 and #2171 by the smiles.
Thanks team #714 by the Portuguese Language.

Thank you one more time american people for all, and sorry us by something...

Team #1860 (Brazilian Team) is very happy and we hope that we can come back to Atlanta in the next year.


Big Hugs

[OScubed]

You have nothing to apologize for. I shudder to think how I'd destroy the portugese language should I show up in Brazil some day. I wouldn't even know how to ask where the bathroom is

I think you all did wonderful - I enjoyed talking to you in line for lunch, and having you come to our meet and greet! It's wonderful that FIRST is reaching out to other countries and becoming truly multi-cultural!

If you ever want some snow - come to one of our regionals

Cheers,

[Lobão]

Hey man... that´s it... we are gona miss you so...

This year was realy amazing, lots of friends and partner teams...

The only thing that we can do for your hospitality is given you a hot brazilian THANKS....

we hope next year we can join your competition again, with less english problems, and more smiles to give for you

as my friend said: Thanks to all american teams.

[Rick TYler]

Rafael,

Thank you for coming to America. It is always fun to get to meet people from other countries.

Do not worry about your English. There is an old joke:

Someone who speaks three languages is trilingual.
Someone who speaks two languages is bilingual.
Someon who can only speak one language is called "an American."

We hope you can come back next year.