Posted by wehba at 1/28/2001 8:08 PM EST
Student on team #513, Renegade Robotics, from Thomas Jefferson Middle School and nasa.
e-mail me at angelic_diva13@yahoo.com and tell me how to make up a good rumor
Posted by Josh at 1/28/2001 11:33 PM EST
Engineer on team #419, Rambots, from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
In Reply to: help
Posted by wehba on 1/28/2001 8:08 PM EST:
: e-mail me at angelic_diva13@yahoo.com and tell me how to make up a good rumor
You can’t be serious…
Can you?
Josh
Team 419
“I find that i feel so alone and i feel so ashamed cause all my pride is gone” -Paradise Lost
Posted by Robby at 1/29/2001 12:56 PM EST
Other on team #108, The SigmaC@Ts, from AIFL and Motorola.
In Reply to: help
Posted by wehba on 1/28/2001 8:08 PM EST:
The only way to make a reeeeeallly good rumor is to see IT. Most of the people who have been on this group have seen IT at Dean’s party. Originally this group was started only for people involved in FIRST who have seen it by going through one of Dean’s secret passage ways at his house. If i remember correctly it’s the one with the mirror that opens up.
By 1998 Dean had already made a prototype and everyone at his party in 1999 who went through the mirror passage got together then some members from Chief Delphi decided that we would bond together better if we had a board to talk about IT improvements.
In fact, it was a member from team 419 (i think his name is Gluton???) started the whole deal with inside.com under the encouragement of Dean. I mean, what could be a better FREE marketing scheme than
the news and public spreading something by word of mouth (or keyboard) over a week, only to create more speculation after the inventor calls it all off a week later.
So to properly start a good rumor, you must have seen IT. There is no other way to do so on this web page. All of our Neuromatic implants that IT intantly implanted in our brains allows us to create insane rumors and only those with the implant can decipher the difference.
Hope this helps.
-Robby O