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 I think applying Gracious Professionalism to strictly legal game play trivializes what is a much more important and fundamental FIRST concept. - jimfortytwo [more] |
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Question to all Robot Designers...
Are you all suffering from insomnia? Do you keep thinking of ways to design that robot while your still in bed? I just wanted to know if I'm the only one who gets up from bed at 1am suddenly wondering if the drills is more efficient at high or low gear.
(i actually got up just to look). -anton ps: pls gooddd, make it all stoppp!! the evil voices in my head! 
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