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16-12-2005, 09:57
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Re: pic: BigMOE - rookie year robot
Hmm...
I finally see the importance of the changing of the game objects.  Is this picture from 2000, or 2001??I'm guessing 2000 going by the robot design and Jess' comment alone? And the fact that we were rookies in 1999, and we have a slightly lower number than M.O.E. |
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