I really want to try that but...brayden box wrote: #218. in air trajectory, aim your machine at the judges and start shooting it at them.

I really want to try that but...brayden box wrote: #218. in air trajectory, aim your machine at the judges and start shooting it at them.
we would find that hilarious, more than anythingdfaris wrote:226) Make rudely shaped snowmen. Actually happened to my team last year at MIT. No trouble from the tournament but our coach got pretty mad.
There should be a scioly black market for working laptops with three holes in them (although it would still be illegal, I believe there are general rules about no electricity unless otherwise specified).ibuildstuff wrote:225) When the spec says you may bring a binder with information in any form or any source, bring a laptop or tablet. (as long as it fits in the binder)
Science Olympiad General Rules wrote: Actions and items (e.g., tools, notes, resources, supplies, electronics, etc.) are permitted, unless they are explicitly excluded in the rules, are unsafe, or violate the spirit of the problem.
Send in an FAQ right now!dragon_fruit35 wrote:Science Olympiad General Rules wrote: Actions and items (e.g., tools, notes, resources, supplies, electronics, etc.) are permitted, unless they are explicitly excluded in the rules, are unsafe, or violate the spirit of the problem.
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