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gimme that trackball
13-05-2008 22:48
Akash RastogiNow let's hope this doesn't end up with either one in the pool 
233: Nomnomnomnomnomnomnom
254: rawr, mine!
13-05-2008 22:48
HerodotusLooks like a vaguely familiar position for two robots to be in to me.
Anyone happen to have a picture of when this happened in the eliminations at Great Lakes with us and 217?
13-05-2008 22:50
waialua359I was more impressed with the background. Is that Ms. P's house?
No wonder you can send your whole team to Hawaii! 
13-05-2008 22:53
Billfred
At last, the rumors are confirmed!
Between these two, we've got three Einstein appearances in the last four years. Imagine what happens if the desirable attributes of the Poofs' machine take hold with Pink.
(Memo to self: Do not register for Florida next year!
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13-05-2008 23:02
hoorayforpinkPink + Poofs = Epic
Mike D is so awesome.
And that is Mike's pool.
13-05-2008 23:03
Cory
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I was more impressed with the background. Is that Ms. P's house?
No wonder you can send your whole team to Hawaii! ![]() |
13-05-2008 23:12
JVNThese are two AWESOME machines and two AWESOME teams. It was a pleasure to play against both of them at Championship this year. 254 and 233 have both been huge inspirations to me over the years.
Hey Cory,
Next time how about 148 keeps the poof robot? It would be worth lugging it to Indiana if we get a chance to poke around in it for 3 months.
Then again, the 968 machine has a more appropriate color scheme. 
-John
13-05-2008 23:13
Cory
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These are two AWESOME machines and two AWESOME teams. It was a pleasure to play against both of them at Championship this year. 254 and 233 have both been huge inspirations to me over the years.
Hey Cory, Next time how about 148 keeps the poof robot? It would be worth lugging it to Indiana if we get a chance to poke around in it for 3 months. Then again, the 968 machine has a more appropriate color scheme. ![]() -John |
13-05-2008 23:25
Herodotus
13-05-2008 23:48
Cory
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Don't say that. I don't want 148 and 254 working in the same shop, that could become terrifying.
Edit: Or 233 and 254, or 233 and 148... or all three.... oh god. |
13-05-2008 23:57
Triple BDont worry Cory, ya'lls robot is back in the house, safe & sound.
Pink is out in the Odyssey waiting to go to a ballgame tomorrow night.
mike d
13-05-2008 23:58
Aren_Hill
i think 233 will win the tug of war, active manipulator ftw
14-05-2008 00:03
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Dont worry Cory, ya'lls robot is back in the house, safe & sound.
Pink is out in the Odyssey waiting to go to a ballgame tomorrow night. mike d |
14-05-2008 00:46
Kyle Love
Here's a good idea, they can ship both of the robots in Indiana now, and I can play with both for a couple months...
14-05-2008 00:55
sanddragI really hate to do this, but based on that picture, water game? 
14-05-2008 00:58
Akash Rastogi|
I really hate to do this, but based on that picture, water game?
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14-05-2008 01:04
NickE|
Floating trackballs are the platforms. Or its a water version of PACMAN!! In which 233 eats 254
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14-05-2008 01:45
waialua359ok then, it was mike d that sent the whole pink team to hawaii.
I guess beautiful robots can only stay at beautiful places.
14-05-2008 03:16
Lil' Lavery
14-05-2008 09:19
Synergy1848is this whats up with the Think Poofs in some people's sigs?
14-05-2008 12:34
Qbranch
14-05-2008 15:36
thefro526
I would love to see this happen in RL... Lol what would happen if The Poofs' bot and Pink's Bot had a baby?? Andy did say to get a room... Epic combination of Pink, Telescoping arm, amazing gearboxes, launcher, and amazing looks ftw?
14-05-2008 19:41
SU 39|
is this whats up with the Think Poofs in some people's sigs?
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14-05-2008 19:58
Karthik
Not to shift the conversation topic too much from the depicted robot makeout, but what impresses me the most is the differences between this pink gripper, and the initial version posted here: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/30977
As you can see the older version of this gripper looks to be considerably heavier than the final product. From my initial glances, it must have taken hours and hours of during the fix-it windows to get the new gripper done. Very few teams are willing to put in those extreme hours after ship, most are more likely to stick with what they have. I love it when teams aren't willing to settle for "good enough" and continue working to make sure they're "great". It's this level of dedication and desire that separates the great teams from the good, and keeps The Pink Team at the top of the FIRST world.
14-05-2008 20:09
Don Wright
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14-05-2008 20:32
IBdrummerHmm, go to Odyssey for pizza and Pink,
or Mike's for a swim w/ the Poofs...
I think I'll swing by for pizza and bring the Pink back for a pool party 
14-05-2008 20:32
Lil' Lavery
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Not exactly. I think it started more or less with the Hawaii Regional...which they won together. Very scary driving against both these teams. I believe they had hotels near each other and basically got very close. Plus there's always those NASA connections....
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14-05-2008 21:44
Triple BSean,
From my seat, the "connection" has been a mutual admiration of fine robots between EJ, Cory, and myself over the last several years. I think after finally getting up the nerve to introduce myself to these Poof super mentors and realizing just how nice they are its all been an easy "connection" between our teams. This was another great byproduct of IRI. I just met Steve in Atlanta this year and he is just now getting to know Pink. He is a really good guy and may be helping us out this year. Lets talk at IRI.
mike d
14-05-2008 21:48
IbleedPink233Yeah, the 233 - 254 relationship has been building for a while, but it was definitely accelerated in Hawaii since our teams hung out 4 nights in a row together and then again in Atlanta. It was cool to kinda integrate the team members together, considering how we are usually thousands of miles apart. That's how this pink poof thing has developed. Definitely part of the magic of FIRST.
14-05-2008 21:55
Triple B|
Not to shift the conversation topic too much from the depicted robot makeout, but what impresses me the most is the differences between this pink gripper, and the initial version posted here: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/30977
As you can see the older version of this gripper looks to be considerably heavier than the final product. From my initial glances, it must have taken hours and hours of during the fix-it windows to get the new gripper done. Very few teams are willing to put in those extreme hours after ship, most are more likely to stick with what they have. I love it when teams aren't willing to settle for "good enough" and continue working to make sure they're "great". It's this level of dedication and desire that separates the great teams from the good, and keeps The Pink Team at the top of the FIRST world. |
14-05-2008 22:19
=Martin=Taylor=|
Not to shift the conversation topic too much from the depicted robot makeout, but what impresses me the most is the differences between this pink gripper, and the initial version posted here: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/30977
As you can see the older version of this gripper looks to be considerably heavier than the final product. From my initial glances, it must have taken hours and hours of during the fix-it windows to get the new gripper done. Very few teams are willing to put in those extreme hours after ship, most are more likely to stick with what they have. I love it when teams aren't willing to settle for "good enough" and continue working to make sure they're "great". It's this level of dedication and desire that separates the great teams from the good, and keeps The Pink Team at the top of the FIRST world. |
14-05-2008 22:22
Joe G.
I could be wrong, but those look like wood prototypes of what they ended up with.
14-05-2008 22:25
NickE|
More curious still is what became of this design.
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It's not a robot part. It is actually a prototype for a disciplinary device on the team (Star Jumps just aren't cutting it).
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14-05-2008 22:44
IBdrummer|
As Ches said in that thread,
Originally Posted by IbleedPink233 It's not a robot part. It is actually a prototype for a disciplinary device on the team (Star Jumps just aren't cutting it). |
15-05-2008 09:42
Synergy1848|
More curious still is what became of this design.
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15-05-2008 10:15
Triple Ball prototypes to lead to the final design as seen in atlanta.
mike d
...or is it "done"?
15-05-2008 21:33
BT987ha come party with the pink poofs lol those shirts were funny if anyone remembers from atlanta
15-05-2008 23:45
The Lucas
Good one, Don. The 469 switch from Arm to Shooter is another great example of what Karthik is saying.
20-05-2008 14:17
ejSabathia
Back when during the 2001 season, I remember Steve K. chasing Jason Morrella and his powder blue zip ties away from the robot. How am i supposed to look my mentor in the face now that my team is wearing pink shirts. I already know some part of our bot is showing up to Indiana pink...so now we've just gotta make an educated guess and bring spares!
20-05-2008 14:43
Triple BEJ,
The poof bot looks exactly as it did when it arrived.
Now grow some hair so we can dye it.
mike d
20-05-2008 15:38
RobJ|
EJ,
The poof bot looks exactly as it did when it arrived. Now grow some hair so we can dye it. mike d |
20-05-2008 22:13
IBdrummer|
EJ,
The poof bot looks exactly as it did when it arrived. Now grow some hair so we can dye it. mike d |
10-01-2014 10:11
Cash4587This picture seems to be a good one to refer back to for the 2014 game now..
10-01-2014 11:20
Sparkyshires