You know you've been in SO too long when...

[19alekb]

When you drop out of college to help your hometown science olympiad team...

[PM2017]

When you predict next year's rules,and have already finished a large portion of what may be on astronomy next year, as well as design most of a prototype mousetrap car for next year, based on a prediction.
Also, when you realize that once class of 2018 graduates, you'll be the last remnant of that magical rookie year as a team.

[Things2do]

When you are predicting the next year's rules before this years first invitational. Based on my rules prediction for Mousetrap, I have already been trying to control the curve that my car has. I never straightened out it's curve because of that 2019 rules prediction.

[PM2017]

When you are predicting the next year's rules before this years first invitational. Based on my rules prediction for Mousetrap, I have already been trying to control the curve that my car has. I never straightened out it's curve because of that 2019 rules prediction.

Exactly.
EDIT: NVM, I skipped the first sentence lol.

[Tailsfan101]

When you memorize:

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[TheChiScientist]

You contemplate making a counterintelligence group to see how other teams operate.

[Unome]

When you search an astronomical catalog just to confirm a single alternate name for one DSO...

[Things2do]

When you volunteer to help with Division A in a event equivalent to one you studied for and made the device for just to have a conflict with a better event, and I have yet to read the rules... I don't have to be there until 8:30 tomorrow...

[PM2017]

Actually, there's no such thing as being in SO too long...

[Things2do]

Actually, there's no such thing as being in SO too long...

EXACTLY!!!!...