team cheers

[lproxster]

2265, come on <driver's name>, you can drive!
2265, <driver's name> knows how to drive!

<in a very loud and somewhat intimidating voice> B....X! (To stand for the Bronx)

[Carol]

You might be able to adapt the classic RPI cheer (that's Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, for those of you who don't know). I would change the disintegrate line though - maybe suitable for hockey but not GP.

(although RPI does have a team and may use it themselves)


E to the X – DY -DX
E to the X – DX
cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of pi,
DISINTEGRATE THEM, RPI!

[delsaner]

Originally Posted by Carol

cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of pi,
DISINTEGRATE THEM, RPI!

cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of y,
16 - 7 - 6, *clap* *clap* pi!

*likes*

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by Carol

You might be able to adapt the classic RPI cheer (that's Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, for those of you who don't know). I would change the disintegrate line though - maybe suitable for hockey but not GP.

(although RPI does have a team and may use it themselves)


E to the X – DY -DX
E to the X – DX
cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of pi,
DISINTEGRATE THEM, RPI!

RPI has a team? Why didn't anyone tell me?

Anyone got a nerdy endline that's less destruction based? If I ever find out how to join these RPI teams I might want to adapt this...

[Andy Baker]

(somewhat on topic)

Some friends of mine went to GMI (now Kettering). GMI was never known to have highly competitive sports teams, or so they told me. At hockey and basketball games, when their team was getting beaten, they would give out this cheer:

That's alright
That's ok
You'll all work for us someday!

Now... I don't condone this for FIRST use, as it's not the nicest thing to say to another FIRST team. But, for that place and time, it seemed to work for them.

Andy B.

[Carol]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

RPI has a team? Why didn't anyone tell me?

Anyone got a nerdy endline that's less destruction based? If I ever find out how to join these RPI teams I might want to adapt this...

I may be wrong and assumed too much. My nephew, who is a student there, said something about how one of the classes functions as mentors for a local team. It may be the Albany team.

[Chris is me]

I checked today. RPI sponsors teams, there's just no RPI FIRST mentoring club or whatever. A class in the spring mentors one team, I think, and that's it. Sucks for me

[BrendanB]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

I checked today. RPI sponsors teams, there's just no RPI FIRST mentoring club or whatever. A class in the spring mentors one team, I think, and that's it. Sucks for me

I believe that team 20 Rocketeers are sponsored by RPI. Partly because the buttons that they hand out say RPI on them.

Jeez, reading all of these cheers just keeps reminding me of how unenthusiastic our team is... oh well.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by delsaner

cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of y,
16 - 7 - 6, *clap* *clap* pi!

I like that one too

.

Originally Posted by Carol

DISINTEGRATE THEM, RPI!

I think that's a Calculus thing, it's the opposite of integration. Nothing to do with damage or disassembling things molecularly.

Originally Posted by Andy Baker

....You'll all work for us someday!

Now... I don't condone this for FIRST use, as it's not the nicest thing to say to another FIRST team.

Maybe if we get the WWF in the arena, can we use it then?

Originally Posted by rotolomi

good ideas, dad. you couldve just told me in person, our computers are across the room from one another o.O

Ingrate.

Our computers may be within sight of each other, but your listening skills are, how shall I say it*? - sub-optimal.

Dad

*I should probably say it LOUDLY.

[/end using CD to BeRATe my kids]

[The Megan 2207]

Originally Posted by Carol

E to the X – DY -DX
E to the X – DX
cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3 – point – 1 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 9
square root, cube root, log of pi,
DISINTEGRATE THEM, RPI!

This is quite similar to our Math Team cheer:
Sine! Sine! Cosine! Sine!
3-point-1-4-1-5-9!

I don't know if it was inspiration for the Math Team cheer or something, but I think I prefer RPI's "cosine, secant, tangent, sine." In any case, 3-point-1-4-1-5-9 makes a good rhythm for a cheer, especially when you add more math terms. I think the Pi-oneers can build off of that.

[Racer26]

Heh. We got yelled at for having a bullhorn at KKX this year... Our cheers are often related to the members of our drive team.

For instance:
Lets go Carso! (Carson)
Yay! Pei! All the Way! (our 2009 Human Player, Pei)
We love Lara *clap**clap**clapclapclap* (Lara)

We've also done the 1-0-7-5 accelerating and crescendoing chant.

I think we got into a "We've got spirit, yes we do, we've got spirit, how about you?" battle with 781 (or was it 772 or 1547, or all of the above?) at GTR 2009, and with 51 (the merged 47/65) at KKX.

[Norman J]

Killer Bee Cheer

Mentor: Who are we!
Team: 33!
Mentor: What are we!
Team: Killer Bees!

(repeat until tired, followed by incoherent yelling)

[XD_bring_it]

Our team has basicly two cheers

1) (half of the team): MV!
(other half): RT!
*repeat as many times as desired.*

2) (loudest person on team): "MVRT how do you FEEL?!"
(rest of team): "We feel good!" *foot-stomp + clap* "-oh we feel so good,
oh!" *foot-stomp + arm pump*
*repeat once more but with more feeling.*

[sheissunshine]

Well, out of lack of a cheer at our off season competition, Terminal Velocity came up with

"twenty seven ninty one come on team getter done."

followed by "RYAN RYAN RYAN" or "DANNY DANNY DANNY" as those are our drivers. =]

~Alyi

[2335 Speerit bo]

Im having a dilema in team cheers as well. I honestly have drawn a blank. And its my jorb to find these things out!!!!