Old Robotics shirts?

[David Brinza]

"Ammunition" for T-shirt cannons!!

[Carol]

If you aren't as handy as Jane, there are companies that will take your shirts and make a quilt from them. We used Ross Common Quilts several years ago as a graduation gift for our daughter. Expect to pay $200 or more though.

[delsaner]

My one friend on the team made a pillow out of an old t-shirt, and they are REALLY comfortable.

[JesseK]

I'm sure that within the FRC community t-shirts are better than robot trading cards. I for one would love to get my hands on one from a legacy team that predates coopertition, as well as teams/years that have inspired my own innovations at work/in school (148/2010, 118/2007, 1114/2004, 45/1998?).

If all else fails, donate them to someone with a dog. Young dogs love to chew on the soft ones. I learned this the hard way, heh.

[Chris is me]

I put the ones I don't wear in storage so I can come back 10 years later and be all nostalgic.

[RoboMom]

There was a much talked about but short lived idea a few years ago - "The Golden Ball." It was based on an idea thrown out by Sergey Brin during his CMP talk. A massive group effort involving a relay of robots. It seemed to me a little nutty, but we actually had at least one official conference call about it.

But during this call, I had a visual of a "Clothes Line Project" effort involving FIRST shirts. (The Clothes Line Project has been used by various groups over the past 30 years for different messages). Miles and miles of FIRST shirts wrapped around something, like the Capitol Mall, or along a route.

[JaneYoung]

Originally Posted by RoboMom

There was a much talked about but short lived idea a few years ago - "The Golden Ball." It was based on an idea thrown out by Sergey Brin during his CMP talk. A massive group effort involving a relay of robots. It seemed to me a little nutty, but we actually had at least one official conference call about it.

But during this call, I had a visual of a "Clothes Line Project" effort involving FIRST shirts. (The Clothes Line Project has been used by various groups over the past 30 years for different messages). Miles and miles of FIRST shirts wrapped around something, like the Capitol Mall, or along a route.

Clothes Line Projects have a huge impact and create deep emotions by their message and their length (strength) of line. It's not so much - it takes a village - it is rather, we are a village/community and this is what we are about/stand for/represent.

You rock, Jenny.

Jane

[Hawiian Cadder]

i have 32 first shirts, 4 from every year i have competed including lego's i seriously, do not wear any other shirts.