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It's Monday morning after the Boilermaker Regional. It seems that some TechnoKats got up early this morning and ballooned my office. This is awesome... I am very proud of this team. I would be smiling more, but it is Monday morning, after all.
From what I hear, the students who did this went through some turmoil to make this happen... they even had a run-in with the police!
23-03-2009 12:06
JaneYoung
Way to go, sister. Um, er, Andy.
Hope it all worked out with your team members and the police.
Bet the girls have some fun with these balloons later on today.
Congrats guys!
Jane
23-03-2009 12:06
TaylorAfter the exciting finals and chairman's win, I'm surprised any of the 'Kats had any wind left!
23-03-2009 12:08
Elgin Clock
There isn't nearly enough balloons there in that office. 
I'm reminded of a video I saw Billfed post a while back when he was at school.
I'll let him elaborate on that balloon story if he wants to though. 
23-03-2009 13:03
Team 135That is cool, you guys did great! It was quite odd to see sister Andy walking around even after I saw the pic of CD.
P.S. Thanks for the help on the bumper rules
23-03-2009 14:11
Rich Kressly
"...378 latex balloons, used..." Oh, sorry, this isn't the place for the Blues Brothers' references, is it?
... Congrats 45!!!!
23-03-2009 14:52
Collin Fultz
Hopefully the 45 kids don't make a habit out of this...
23-03-2009 15:06
Travis Hoffman
Did the police have SCMODS?
(State, County, Municipal Offender Data System....just watch the darn movie!)
23-03-2009 15:41
Zach O
Nice. You know your a FIRST nerd when your team risks arrest to put balloons in your office 
23-03-2009 16:12
dlavery
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From what I hear, the students who did this went through some turmoil to make this happen... they even had a run-in with the police!
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23-03-2009 17:29
KarenHAndy, don't let this little guy into your office!
23-03-2009 18:25
Schnabel
As for the Cops part, we walked into the building legally and we didn't know the code to the alarm as it started going off. We were scared stiff, so we walked out and started to wait since we knew it would eventually call the cops. When they finally arrived, we told them what was going on, so they told us to come in tomorrow (today) and do it when the alarm was off. Got to love the police who allow us to continue! 
23-03-2009 18:27
David BrinzaAndy, were there anything interesting tidbits in the note left on the door?
Or nun worth mentioning???
23-03-2009 21:15
Rich Kressly
23-03-2009 21:24
ATannahill
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In a world filled with bad puns you, Mr. Lavery, stand out.
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23-03-2009 21:55
Billfred
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In a world filled with bad puns you, Mr. Lavery, float above the rest.
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24-03-2009 08:35
Alan Anderson
24-03-2009 08:56
Rich Kressly
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Close -- I believe the actual count of balloons was 396.
(And I believe the quote should use the word "soiled".) |
24-03-2009 09:43
Barry Bonzack
Is that Andy Baker's serious face?
(also reference to Bilfred's post and the video from usc)
24-03-2009 09:49
dlavery
24-03-2009 11:55
Alan Anderson
Quit clowning around, you guys.
24-03-2009 12:54
efoote868eh... I've done better
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...&id=1160220005
That was about 700-800 balloons filled up in 2 hours by about 8 guys on my floor.
It was on my list of things to do.
24-03-2009 13:10
Raul
All I can say is, be happy it was balloons and not confetti. That stuff stays in your keyboard forever.
24-03-2009 13:53
Team 135|
All I can say is, be happy it was balloons and not confetti. That stuff stays in your keyboard forever.
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24-03-2009 14:28
dlavery
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All I can say is, be happy it was balloons and not confetti. That stuff stays in your keyboard forever.
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24-03-2009 14:35
JaneYoung
If you guys fill this thread up with many more bad, really bad, puns - it's going to burst.
24-03-2009 14:37
Rich Kressly
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Agreed. That would let all the air out of the fun, and just deflate everyone's mood.
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24-03-2009 14:48
Chris Fultzbut lavery doesn't actually type, he-leaum on the keyboard and words come out.
24-03-2009 14:48
dlavery
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Brandon,
We need a "disable lavery" button, pronto. He's going to hurt himself doing this and what's worse is I've got to see it unfold here, painfully. |
24-03-2009 14:48
Travis Hoffman
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All I can say is, be happy it was balloons and not confetti. That stuff stays in your keyboard forever.
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24-03-2009 14:59
ATannahill
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If you guys fill this thread up with many more bad, really bad, puns - it's going to burst.
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24-03-2009 15:11
Schnabel
This thread just continues to float on.
24-03-2009 15:58
efoote868but everyone knows that next year we'll have a water balloon game.
24-03-2009 16:57
Collin Fultz
Seriously...can we just let this blow over? Do nun of you have better habits than posting in this thread?
24-03-2009 18:30
dlavery
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Seriously...can we just let this blow over? Do nun of you have better habits than posting in this thread?
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24-03-2009 19:32
Meredith Novak|
When it bursts the inflated air from our puns will expand into the atmosphere.
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24-03-2009 19:49
Daniel_LaFleur
24-03-2009 19:58
John Wanninger
You guys are raving balloonatics!
24-03-2009 20:01
EricH
Great. The balloonacy has gotten to me, too.
24-03-2009 22:56
dlavery
The Golden Age of Ballooning can be said to begin in 1783 ... when the Montgolfier brothers made their first ascent in a fire balloon. On the eve of that ... momentous ascent, the brothers took one last look at their craft, as it stood on the field of Annencay.
Joseph : It is a great moment for France.
Jacques : Ah, oui!
Joseph : First ascent in a hot-air balloon, by the Montgolfier brothers - 1783 ... I can see us now... just after Montesquieu and just before Mozart.
... and it was at that moment that Andy "Jacques" Baker had an idea...
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24-03-2009 23:07
Chris Fultz|
... and it was at that moment that Andy "Jacques" Baker had an idea....
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24-03-2009 23:07
David BrinzaHate to burst your bubble folks, but some of the puns are getting stretched pretty thin here..
24-03-2009 23:28
Chris Fultz|
Hate to burst your bubble folks, but some of the puns are getting stretched pretty thin here..
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25-03-2009 00:11
KarenHThe longer this thread, the more attractive to airheads...
25-03-2009 02:27
Molten|
As for the Cops part, we walked into the building legally and we didn't know the code to the alarm as it started going off. We were scared stiff, so we walked out and started to wait since we knew it would eventually call the cops. When they finally arrived, we told them what was going on, so they told us to come in tomorrow (today) and do it when the alarm was off. Got to love the police who allow us to continue!
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25-03-2009 10:07
Rich Kressly
Who knew Baker, the pig farming gearbox builder, was actually a French double-agent? This whole thing reads like a spreading airborne virus, emanating from Herdon, VA and adversely affecting even the best of minds across the country. Anyone have the CDC's hotline number?
25-03-2009 11:38
Taylor
25-03-2009 11:49
robostangs548
I have always wanted to do something like that... Congrats Guys!!!
29-03-2009 00:56
AlexD744|
Andy, were there anything interesting tidbits in the note left on the door?
Or nun worth mentioning??? |
It's a pun.