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23-03-2010, 12:12
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Re: Crazy Robot Inspection Stories
In Seattle last year, a team brought, what I thought at the time, their rolling tool box to the scale. They then put the tool box on the scale and I discovered that the 180 pound item on the scale, was, actually their robot.
I called a few other veteran mentors over and told the team. 'These people are here to help you loose 60 pounds of robot.' -Jim 
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