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Last active 17 mins ago. So, if he doesn't appear, I'll pick 5 and B30.

@justony?

Next host get the honor of closing the proceedings. Nice.

28 and F2, please.

Oh, @heywoodu

A work of art.

People sure like odd numbers on this forum. 12/13 chosen so far were odd!

My star is unique

I'll go with 11 and E1.

Now, I don't have the faintest what "2 out of 9 times" means? Which 2? What is 9?

What's so complicated about the 1st field in the upper table (number) being paired with the 1st field in the lower table (star)?

No.

1st number with 1st key.

Always someone pairs 1st with 1st. Not really random, is it?

I believe @Werloc is on a coffee. So go @Gianlu33 Oh, wait.

Alright, I'll put number 29 into Formula 1.

@heywoodu You're up.

At this starting pace it might be over around 7:30 A.M.

That's one bad omen.

So I managed to hit exactly the middle of the draw in my first attempt. Nice.

Alright, let's do this. I'll go with 17 and D2.

Bulgaria is on a steady rise though in the more recent editions. 2013 Open - 0,33 pts per jury average 2014 Annual - 0,62 2014 Open - 0,68 2015 Annual - 0,50 2015 Open - 1,38 2016 Annual - 1,52 2016 Open - 2,59 2017 Annual - 2,03

By the Numbers: 2017 TOISC In less than two weeks, Tunisia is set to become the first African country ever to host the Totallympics International Song Contest and also the first non-European country to do so since Mexico hosted it in the Spring of 2014. Overall, this will be the 9th edition of TISC, and the 5th edition of Open. 35 countries are scheduled to take part, which equals the record from the "New" Totallympics. As much as 3 previous contests have had exactly 35 participants. Open Divas Out of 35 participating countries, only 2 of them have won TOISC previously. Ireland has won it twice, including the memorable win at the 2014 edition. Lithuania has won it once meanwhile, just like Sweden, which in turn hasn't participated in any TISC since the 2015 Annual. Lithuania's win in 2015 however came with the lowest points per jury average in history (3.95). To put that into perspective, this average would have put Lithuania only in 7th place at the very first TOISC in 2013. In fact, this average wouldn't have even put Lithuania onto the podium in any of the other 7 contests! Ireland's success at Open editions can hardly be matched though. They are the only ones who have never finished outside of top 10. Newcomers and Comeback Kids Uruguay will make its TISC debut, becoming the smallest South American country to take part. Overall, Uruguay is the 7th South American country that has joined the TISC family, consolidating South America's position as the second most represented continent. Uruguay is also the second nation that will make its debut in 2017, which surpasses 2016's number of debutantes by one. Meanwhile, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Spain and Turkey will all make their comebacks after missing one or more contests. Czech Republic has missed two Annuals thus far, but their record of never missing an Open will continue. Colombia and Turkey are coming back after missing the latest contest in Great Britain earlier this year, while Chile and Spain are coming back after missing the previous two contests. Estonia meanwhile is set to become the longest awaited nation which eventually made a return to TISC. They have missed the last 5 editions since making their debut at 2014 Open. The most notable absentee at this edition is Azerbaijan, which failed to register for the first time since TISC's introduction back in 2013. Goals and Wishes It's all about the personal bests at TISC Analytics. Here is a table with the required points for matching your PB (and required points for matching your average/worst performance). Good luck everyone. Go Totallympics! Go Music!

Indeed, even if one continent grabs 4-5 team quotas, that still means only 7- 8 (out of 50?) nations from that continent will get to compete. Really ridiculous.

Individual qualifications are way to harsh. If you are from a small nation (not even that small, just not from top 8...), then you have to be among best 2/3 individuals on your continent...