17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!

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17 comments

    1. You know. I really enjoyed calculating the winner… especially since this way it’s almost random, but the result can be checked by all the contestants. It’s all based on Math and user input. Loved it 😀
      And I’m sorry you didn’t win. Really appreciate you commenting, mate! Please keep doing that 🙂

    1. Well… no. If I have a remainder of 0, I will ask for another number on Twitter… and again and again… until I have a remainder. Otherwise the first or last person will have more chance to win – which isn’t fair and defeats the whole purpose of doing it this way 🙂

      1. That means the last person has no chance of winning. Current example of 42 entries:
        n mod 42 is in the range of 0-41. Entry 42 can’t win.

        1. Mmm. Never thought of that, good point Kaitou. Ok. So guess you are right… if the remainder = 0, the last person is the winner 🙂
          I’m glad that you corrected me before I made that mistake and picked the wrong winner 🙂

  1. I don’t like commenting, math and contests, but I like winning.

    From now on I will only communicate via comments instead of talking to you.. B^]=

    1. Well… glad to have you onboard…
      And you just entered the Monthly Sketch Giveaway of February 2012 🙂

    1. You also commented often, so you also had an increased chance of winning. Maybe next month, Tim.

      Thanks for commenting, mate!