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I will bring it to ILFMW if you want to touch it.

Challenge or prompt, whatever. It is prodding me to actually hit record and work on ideas. So thank you! This is just a rad idea. Really wish more people participate.

Also edited my post on the first track for "using 2 elements" to go deeper in thinking about it as a source and the reflection, and at some point the copy becomes the source or at least otherwise indistinguishable.

I'm in for February

Dude, tomorrow is already the 3rd. You can just slip the challenge under my door.

What if there is an Arby’s wrapper hanging on the door handle?

That means:
A) It's 5 for 5 time
b) Eating roast beef
3) Pounding the Big Montana
D) Horsey sauce everywhere
%) There may or may not be actual horses involved, still confused about this one
f) Beef N Cheddar

Turns out there is lots of innuendo from a company with a tiny penis hat for a logo. Weird.

codetocontra wrote:That means:
A) It's 5 for 5 time
b) Eating roast beef
3) Pounding the Big Montana
D) Horsey sauce everywhere
%) There may or may not be actual horses involved, still confused about this one
f) Beef N Cheddar

Turns out there is lots of innuendo from a company with a tiny penis hat for a logo. Weird.

Munchin on some potato cakes
Smacking smoked meat
Tenderizing the brisket

I'm going on a cruise for work on Friday. So that got me thinking about waves and how smooth and chaotic they can get. How the overlapping rhythms build up and fight until they crescendo into something together. Or the transitions from stormy waters to tranquil seas. Had a hard time boiling that down into one thought.

February challenge: create fighting waves

DRodriguez wrote:I'm going on a cruise for work on Friday. So that got me thinking about waves and how smooth and chaotic they can get. How the overlapping rhythms build up and fight until they crescendo into something together. Or the transitions from stormy waters to tranquil seas. Had a hard time boiling that down into one thought.

February challenge: create fighting waves

Cool. The waters on the Great Lakes are far more dangerous than ocean waters due to the compounding of waves. In the ocean, there is room to dissipate. On the Great Lakes, there is warm and cold air combining making up to 40 footers!

Reference for scale, how many roast beef sandwiches is that?

codetocontra wrote:Reference for scale, how many roast beef sandwiches is that?

if a sandwich is 4" x 4" x 3", then that would mean 3.84E+16 sandwiches would fill the great lakes

JonnyAngle wrote:

codetocontra wrote:Reference for scale, how many roast beef sandwiches is that?

if a sandwich is 4" x 4" x 3", then that would mean 3.84E+16 sandwiches would fill the great lakes

ok, but how many cows and fields of wheat is that?

idea is for feb is interesting in that if I do something I'm going to have to think about it, I write stuff about waves and the sea a awful lot.. maybe visualizing towns being enveloped by tsunamis of terrible inedible sandwiches

Blackened Soul wrote:

JonnyAngle wrote:

codetocontra wrote:Reference for scale, how many roast beef sandwiches is that?

if a sandwich is 4" x 4" x 3", then that would mean 3.84E+16 sandwiches would fill the great lakes

ok, but how many cows and fields of wheat is that?

idea is for feb is interesting in that if I do something I'm going to have to think about it, I write stuff about waves and the sea a awful lot.. maybe visualizing towns being enveloped by tsunamis of terrible inedible sandwiches

I have a few ideas in my head as to how I want to attack this assignment.

I immediately thought of mixing square and sin waves but felt that was too unoriginal. But it might not be.

Also, I got a new old thing today so I'm going nuts on this

:surprise:

Here're my battlin' brain waves.
https://soundcloud.com/user-201139991/a ... onscious-1

But I think I'll pass on eating a roast beef sandwich that's been dipped in the Great Lakes.