Red Mosquito

Stupid sarge sleeping in on a Sunday.

Jorge is in rare form today.

I just figured out if you have 10 songs in your list there is 3,628,800 ways to arrange them

Tj wrote:I just figured out if you have 10 songs in your list there is 3,628,800 ways to arrange them

Just think, if you have Even Flow you have an album version, a remixed album version, a single/video version, and 1,647 live versions to choose from.

Tj wrote:I just figured out if you have 10 songs in your list there is 3,628,800 ways to arrange them

Just think of all you could do if you drafted three hundred seventy-nine centillion, one hundred sixty-three novemnonagintillion, seven hundred ten octononagintillion, nine hundred eighty-four septnonagintillion, nineteen sexnonagintillion, six hundred forty-nine quinnonagintillion, one hundred eighty-seven quattuornonagintillion, two hundred thirty-one trenonagintillion, nine hundred two duononagintillion, eight hundred thirty-one unnonagintillion, ninety-two nonagintillion, seven hundred forty-nine novemoctogintillion, one hundred eighty-six octooctogintillion, five hundred eighty-nine septoctogintillion, seven hundred ten sexoctogintillion, four hundred twenty quinoctogintillion, nine hundred thirteen quattuoroctogintillion, eighteen treoctogintillion, two hundred thirty duooctogintillion, nine hundred sixteen unoctogintillion, four hundred eighty-seven octogintillion, one hundred eighty-two novemseptuagintillion, three hundred nine octoseptuagintillion, one hundred eighty-two septseptuagintillion, nine hundred four sexseptuagintillion, seven hundred fourteen quinseptuagintillion, one hundred eighty-seven quattuorseptuagintillion, three hundred forty-nine treseptuagintillion, twelve duoseptuagintillion, seven hundred eighty-nine unseptuagintillion, seventeen septuagintillion, two hundred forty-eight novemsexagintillion, nine hundred seventeen octosexagintillion, four hundred eighty-nine septsexagintillion, one hundred twenty-six sexsexagintillion, three hundred forty-seven quinsexagintillion, eight hundred twenty-six quattuorsexagintillion, three hundred fifty-seven tresexagintillion, eight hundred ninety duosexagintillion, seven hundred twenty-three unsexagintillion, five hundred ninety-eight sexagintillion, seven hundred eighty novemquinquagintillion, nine hundred twenty-seven octoquinquagintillion, nine hundred thirty septenquinquagintillion, five hundred seventy-two sexquinquagintillion, nine hundred eighty quinquinquagintillion, five hundred seventy-eight quattuorquinquagintillion, four hundred sixty-seven trequinquagintillion, eight hundred seventy-eight duoquinquagintillion, eight hundred eighty-eight unquinquagintillion, nine hundred seventy-six quinquagintillion, seven hundred sixty-seven novemquadragintillion, five hundred thirty-four octoquadragintillion, five hundred ninety-seven septenquadragintillion, eight hundred fifty-four sexquadragintillion, two hundred fifty-five quinquadragintillion, two hundred twenty-five quattuorquadragintillion, two hundred twenty-three trequadragintillion, two hundred thirty-two duoquadragintillion, five hundred thirty-four unquadragintillion, five hundred forty-six quadragintillion, seven hundred eighty-nine novemtrigintillion, ninety octotrigintillion, seven hundred seventy-nine septentrigintillion, six hundred eighty-six sextrigintillion, seven hundred ninety-nine quintrigintillion, eight hundred nine quattuortrigintillion, eight hundred nine tretrigintillion, seven hundred seven duotrigintillion, ninety-seven untrigintillion, eight hundred ninety-two trigintillion, one hundred thirty-one novemvigintillion, three hundred eighty-one octovigintillion, seven hundred thirty-six septenvigintillion, one hundred eighty-four sexvigintillion, seventy-one quinvigintillion, nine hundred forty-seven quattuorvigintillion, eight hundred sixteen trevigintillion, two hundred forty-nine duovigintillion, eight hundred sixty-seven unvigintillion, three hundred eight vigintillion, one hundred forty novemdecillion, nine hundred eight octodecillion, five hundred ninety two septendecillion, eight hundred thirty-four sexdecillion, ninety-eight quindecillion, four hundred ninety quattuordecillion, seven hundred ninety tredecillion, three hundred eighteen duodecillion, nine hundred seventeen undecillion, four hundred eight decillion, one hundred seventy-four nonillion, thirty-one octillion, eight hundred nineteen septillion, two hundred eighty-three sextillion, ninety-one quintillion, two hundred seventy-four quadrillion, three hundred one trillion, seven hundred twenty-four billion, eight hundred ninety million, one hundred seventy-five thousand eighty-nine and a half songs.

Everyone drafts twenty-four different ten second sections of songs and has to arrange them into one four minute song. Best song wins.

we need to wait for lightning bolt. that's why I stopped with ten

stip wrote:that's why I stopped with ten

"DID SOMEONE SAY TEN?" -nightmareblack0206

I wish he were in this tournament.

Lament wrote:

stip wrote:that's why I stopped with ten

"DID SOMEONE SAY TEN?" -nightmareblack0206

I wish he were in this tournament.

He would have somehow called on stip to back him up in that post.

Can we trade songs after the draft? Use two verions of the same song twice on our list and cut a song. Like slow Lukin fast Lukin then cut our bad tenth song. Someone could have ten different Yellowledbetters. We need a goverment agency to figure this all out.

nope. if you have lukin and want people to think of the slower version, for instance, just say so, but people will still vote based on whatever associations they want. Trading is not allowed, though

Sorry you had to answer that. Stip

Tj wrote:Sorry you had to answer that. Stip

it's my cross to bear

Still you should ignore our stupid post.

I should have said my stupid post.

fun fact. I was just making a list for next draft and if I did my math right and didn't miss anything there are 187 total possible songs that can be selected.

Should have had 19 teams then. Would have been fun to watch the last three smolder away 8 hours each.

theplatypus wrote:

Thunderclap.

This was to be my last pick. I thought it was so safe. Amazing song.

Morning guys.

I didn't realise studio covers were ok. In that case:

Crazy Mary