I bet you were still cutest{tho sweaty} guy there! WTG!
Bloody Well Done!brewnog said:Yay!
It was fun, although far too hot a day to be wrapped up in a bat costume. I also managed to win the IMechE Award for the best undergraduate project, which was a turn up for the books!
:rofl: I've never heard it called a bat costume before! :rofl: I like that. I'll have to use that myself some time.brewnog said:
I also managed to win the IMechE Award for the best undergraduate project, which was a turn up for the books!
Photos to follow!
. I'll be graduating next year, hopefully . (Well, not to me, anyhow.) You do me proud, mate. Good on ya.
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