See My Vest...

[Ashley Weed]

I think you need a Chuck button, and perhaps after speaking with the rest of the group (the group being the freaks and not the enthusiasts, because the enthusiasts don't stay the night) hehehe I may be able to talk to the rest of the overnight group and get ahold of one of our elite buttons, there were only around 15 ever made, I'll see if I can locate one!

[Rob Ribaudo]

That would be very nice weedie if you could do that. I some buttons left from my team if you would want to trade for yours.

[Ashley Weed]

By any chance would you be attending any post-season competitions?

[Ian W.]

unfortunately, i don't think 810 is going to any off-season competitions. although, that's only according to my information, so i could be wrong (kinda doubt it, seeing as i'm co-captain ). i'm trying to get the team to do some things on long island, but that doesn't help rob out much. well, i do have the robot in my garage, so rob can always borrow it and ride out to PA .

[Ashley Weed]

Hehehe, sounds like me, I get boared and walk to my garage to play with the robot! There is always the good old U.S. Postal Service.

[Ian W.]

yeah, but that's boring riding a robot down the LIE is bound to be a lot more fun. and imagine all the crazy looks you'd get from people! lol, and you though adam sandler and his lawn mower were a strange site on the roads...

[Katie_269]

Hmmm...It does not look like you have any of my team's button's either. How sad .

Katelyn

[Ashley Weed]

Originally posted by Ian W.
yeah, but that's boring riding a robot down the LIE is bound to be a lot more fun. and imagine all the crazy looks you'd get from people! lol, and you though adam sandler and his lawn mower were a strange site on the roads...

Very true, it would deffinately be a sight to see! The only close experience I had was at a car wash my team had at a Wal-Mart, and when cars would turn into the Wal-Mart, the robot started to follow them!

[Ian W.]

hmm, i wonder if you could just tow the cars back to the car wash, and not let go until they pay... now that would be a good robot

[Ashley Weed]

That sounds like fun. Someone should attempt that at sometime. We tried to drive out at stop in front of cars, however our advisors noticed really fast when there was a line of cars backed up into the street and we got yelled at.

[Rob Ribaudo]

I think that I have to be a little more careful about what I put here in Chit-Chat
Anyways, I think that just using snail-mail would work fine if anyone would want to do that. I still have a few of my teams buttons left and I can send those.
Next year I will do a much better job with collecting while I'm doing scouting for my team, so I won't ask for buttons over CD. This was my team and my's first year with FIRST so I was just trying to stay with my team to help them and just get a look at all over the other robots. Oh-well, maybe this would could if any wants to try this.
And Ian, how long does the battery last on the robot, I might have to recharge it a few times if I drive the robot to PA.

[DanLevin247]

We've got some left. I think they currently reside in our teacher's garage. I'll see if I can track one down for you.

[evulish]

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Also, you should collect T-Shirts. Many teams are willing to trade shirts. One of our leaders manages to get quite a few. I believe he got well over a dozen at the Mid-Atlantic Regional and Nationals. Soon, those will be hanging on the rafters of the shop along with the team shirts of the years before.

[Brandon Martus]

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[Kyle Fenton]

Originally posted by Rob Ribaudo

You would not be able to get any more of your teams buttons by any chance would you...

Also does anyone know how many buttons Eddie McD had collected, or better yet a picture of him/his vest.

Here is a small collection of what Ed had, he was insane with all of those buttons, he had a vest that was more like a cape.

Anyways Ed wasn't on our team this year nor school for that matter, because of a very difficult situation with his family. I heard rummors why, but I really don't know what happend to him.