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Re: Nationwide LEGO Wind Turbine Competition!
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Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:18:25 GMT
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> > Just creating a level playing field, I would have thought
> Interstate rivalry at it's finest! ;-)
Well, handicapping in sport is the great Australian tradition, isn't it?
Look at the Melbourne Cup ...
I must say that while handicapping makes sense in social competitions, I
can't understand it in professional sport. Image applying it in Olympic
competition. I have visions of Ian Thorpe swimming with his legs tied
together (actually, that's butterfly, isn't it?).
Maybe we should apply it to Lego competitions. Introduce a rule that
previous winners are handicapped by not being allowed to use black bricks,
or must work entirely with slopes, or something like that.
I can see a few new rules coming in our next speed build contest ... good,
as I am always the slowest :-)
Kerry
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| (...) Thorpie was a swimmer? Yes, I seem to remember hearing he used to do a bit of swimming. Actually, I'd like to see runners in the Stawell Gift handicapped with hobbles of various lengths depending on their record, rather than just giving the (...) (17 years ago, 12-Aug-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
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