We all know that ordering one bottle means you (ok, kells) fucks with one model and more bottles means more models, but my question is regarding the more bottles/more models relationship.
To Wit:
Is it a linear relationship, ie. One additional model for each additional bottle?
Some sort of quadradic relationship where the number models increases increases as a square or even cube of the number of bottles?
I thought it might be an exponential ie. M = e^(B), but that would mean zero bottles gives one model (possible), and one bottle would be 2.718 models, which, in addition to being physically impossible, does not work with the "one bottle/one model" line in the song.
Perhaps a step function which doesn't take off until some bottle threshold is reached. Like 2,3,4,5 bottles means still only one model, but one the 6th bottle is ordered, shit gets crazy.
Any insight on this topic would be appreciated.
one bottle = one model???
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one bottle = one model???
here's a question i came across on another forum, and i thought it would be interesting to get a response from the footbag community
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interesting theory, but i can easily get 10 bottles and disprove it. if average bottle service is $300, and we want 10 bottles, that's only $3000. i doubt we could get 10,000,000,000 models with only 10 bottles.Jeremy wrote:I think the relationship is probably number of models = number of bottles ^number of bottles.
So if you have 1 bottle; that's 1^1 models - or 1 model. 2 bottles = 2^2 models = 4 models. 3 bottles = 3^3 models =27 models.
10 bottles would be 10,000,000,000 models.
i'm wondering if it's more like a fibonachi sequence.
1 bottle= 1 model
+1 bottle= 2 models
+1 bottle= 3 models
+1 bottle= 5 models
+1 bottle= 8 models
etc...
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What the fuck are bottles and models!?
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This sounds about right but I think you could get more than 8 models with 5 bottles, but then again it depends on how many models are in the club/spot/place/house/ect. So if you have 5 bottles and there is only one model then you spent way to much on bottles.hacksterbator wrote:interesting theory, but i can easily get 10 bottles and disprove it. if average bottle service is $300, and we want 10 bottles, that's only $3000. i doubt we could get 10,000,000,000 models with only 10 bottles.Jeremy wrote:I think the relationship is probably number of models = number of bottles ^number of bottles.
So if you have 1 bottle; that's 1^1 models - or 1 model. 2 bottles = 2^2 models = 4 models. 3 bottles = 3^3 models =27 models.
10 bottles would be 10,000,000,000 models.
i'm wondering if it's more like a fibonachi sequence.
1 bottle= 1 model
+1 bottle= 2 models
+1 bottle= 3 models
+1 bottle= 5 models
+1 bottle= 8 models
etc...
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http://www.pleazure-entertainment.com/v ... rvice.htmlMany clubs require at least one bottle per five or six people.
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