Yes, I know donuts will work great.
Yes, I want to know too.
No, I don’t think luring Dave with donuts and having a kid jump out will help us decipher the hint.
A simple demonstration of the adaptability of First regional committees. When you can’t wake a student who has fallen asleep on the field simply turn him into a field piece. Allow extra points for scoring in autonomous with an acoustic sensor tuned to the snoring. Damaging said field piece will of course result in a DQ!
Here we see a bolus (family) of tori - eight male and eight female, bred in captivity - resting after a feeding frenzy. Their torpor is somewhat mitigated by the mammal’s body heat. The mammal, for his part, will typically remain unaware of their presence.
Crikey! Shhhhh, I’m going to get a bit closer… yes, here we see the common FIRST student in its natural habit. Observe the game pieces he’s stored up for later scoring. Although it appears calm now, this specimen is storing up energy for its 45 day active season. No one has observed it during this period, however, experts believe it may have connections with the 2009 poof ball crisis.