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#1 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:54 am

I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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#2 Post by minimetoo26 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:56 am

I'm in the "Close Enough That You Can Tell I Know What it Is" camp. But that's because I'm so darned vague...
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#3 Post by MarleysGh0st » Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:57 am

minimetoo26 wrote:I'm in the "Close Enough That You Can Tell I Know What it Is" camp. But that's because I'm so darned vague...
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#4 Post by peacock2121 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:18 am

I ain't no expert and I say if you know they know what the song is, give it to them.

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#5 Post by WheresFanny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:27 am

littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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That's why I always did 10 points per answer, so I could do half-credit when someone gave the line of a song as the title.

Although I've never heard it referred to as Camp Grenada, I can where somebody might think that's the title.
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#6 Post by ToLiveIsToFly » Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:15 am

littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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To be honest, now that I realize it's a ruling, I don't have any problem with it. Addition mistakes I'll quibble with, which is what I thought this was. Judges rulings, I won't. I didn't notice that my title was wrong here. Sorry.

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#7 Post by ulysses5019 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:17 am

I'm the LS promo expert and I say give 'em the points.
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#8 Post by SportsFan68 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:17 am

Camp Granada should count. It's close enough that everyone who knows the song knows that's it.
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#9 Post by peacock2121 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:27 am

ToLiveIsToFly wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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To be honest, now that I realize it's a ruling, I don't have any problem with it. Addition mistakes I'll quibble with, which is what I thought this was. Judges rulings, I won't. I didn't notice that my title was wrong here. Sorry.
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#10 Post by geoffil » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:11 pm

I vote yes, give 'em the points.

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#11 Post by WheresFanny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:39 pm

WheresFanny wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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That's why I always did 10 points per answer, so I could do half-credit when someone gave the line of a song as the title.

Although I've never heard it referred to as Camp Grenada, I can where somebody might think that's the title.
Now that I've thought about this (why it even matters to me to think about it, I don't know), I would probably go with no, because I wouldn't give the points to somebody who just put in a line of the lyric. The instructions are give the title, not a line in the lyrics. Plus it would be opening a precedent to have to count something like "it's that song that has the part that goes "don't say that you love me, just tell me that you want me" when the actual title is Tusk.

Not just picking on TLITF here, I wouldn't expect points for it, either. Although I would probably give the person the benefit the next time they were close on a title but didn't have an exact word right.
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#12 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:46 pm

WheresFanny wrote:
WheresFanny wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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That's why I always did 10 points per answer, so I could do half-credit when someone gave the line of a song as the title.

Although I've never heard it referred to as Camp Grenada, I can where somebody might think that's the title.
Now that I've thought about this (why it even matters to me to think about it, I don't know), I would probably go with no, because I wouldn't give the points to somebody who just put in a line of the lyric. The instructions are give the title, not a line in the lyrics. Plus it would be opening a precedent to have to count something like "it's that song that has the part that goes "don't say that you love me, just tell me that you want me" when the actual title is Tusk.

Not just picking on TLITF here, I wouldn't expect points for it, either. Although I would probably give the person the benefit the next time they were close on a title but didn't have an exact word right.

This is why I was asking if Camp Grenada was an acceptable alternate title or not, which is the only thing I am concerned about. If it isn't, then I plan on sticking to my guns of not accepting that for an answer. I am always generous at giving the benefit of the doubt if I am sure that the person actually knows the answer, but that type of ruling generally comes into play more in games like the QoD. Here, you either know the song's title or you don't (I lose beaucoup points being clueless on titles myself in LS games I play). I will be forgiving if you are close to the title (Missing or adding words), but that is not the case here either....

I am still leaning towards no, but I will leave this open at least the rest of the day.....

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#13 Post by Thousandaire » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:51 pm

littlebeast13 wrote:I need an opinion on a ruling I made which is at the heart of TLITF's scoring discrepency....

Should "Camp Grenada" count as an alternate title for the song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter From Camp)"? I did not count Camp Grenada for anyone who answered it because I didn't think it was the proper title. This is why I normally don't include songs that are out of my comfort range (I only remember it from a hilarious edition of "Plays of the Week" SportsCenter did during its glory days of the early 90's). But pretty much every site I looked this song up at doesn not list Camp Grenada as its title, though there are a few who do (Though you know how much bad info is out on the net).....

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My avatar and I say no. Invading Camp Grenada was no picnic!

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#14 Post by WheresFanny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:53 pm

littlebeast13 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote:Now that I've thought about this (why it even matters to me to think about it, I don't know), I would probably go with no, because I wouldn't give the points to somebody who just put in a line of the lyric. The instructions are give the title, not a line in the lyrics. Plus it would be opening a precedent to have to count something like "it's that song that has the part that goes "don't say that you love me, just tell me that you want me" when the actual title is Tusk.

Not just picking on TLITF here, I wouldn't expect points for it, either. Although I would probably give the person the benefit the next time they were close on a title but didn't have an exact word right.

This is why I was asking if Camp Grenada was an acceptable alternate title or not, which is the only thing I am concerned about. If it isn't, then I plan on sticking to my guns of not accepting that for an answer. I am always generous at giving the benefit of the doubt if I am sure that the person actually knows the answer, but that type of ruling generally comes into play more in games like the QoD. Here, you either know the song's title or you don't (I lose beaucoup points being clueless on titles myself in LS games I play). I will be forgiving if you are close to the title (Missing or adding words), but that is not the case here either....

I am still leaning towards no, but I will leave this open at least the rest of the day.....

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It might be known as just "Hello Muddah" sometimes, but I've never heard anything other than A Letter from Camp, even as a parenthetical.

If someone had given just the parenthetical title, I would have given points (that usually got half points in my game).

And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.
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#15 Post by minimetoo26 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:56 pm

WheresFanny wrote: And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.
Punk-ass. :P

I'm blaming my kids for flooding my brain with repetitive nonsense.

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#16 Post by WheresFanny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:57 pm

minimetoo26 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote: And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.
Punk-ass. :P

I'm blaming my kids for flooding my brain with repetitive nonsense.

"Max and Ruby, Ruby and Max. Max and Ruby, Ruby and Max."

Gotta share the love...
Hey, I was commiserating!
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#17 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:57 pm

WheresFanny wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote:Now that I've thought about this (why it even matters to me to think about it, I don't know), I would probably go with no, because I wouldn't give the points to somebody who just put in a line of the lyric. The instructions are give the title, not a line in the lyrics. Plus it would be opening a precedent to have to count something like "it's that song that has the part that goes "don't say that you love me, just tell me that you want me" when the actual title is Tusk.

Not just picking on TLITF here, I wouldn't expect points for it, either. Although I would probably give the person the benefit the next time they were close on a title but didn't have an exact word right.

This is why I was asking if Camp Grenada was an acceptable alternate title or not, which is the only thing I am concerned about. If it isn't, then I plan on sticking to my guns of not accepting that for an answer. I am always generous at giving the benefit of the doubt if I am sure that the person actually knows the answer, but that type of ruling generally comes into play more in games like the QoD. Here, you either know the song's title or you don't (I lose beaucoup points being clueless on titles myself in LS games I play). I will be forgiving if you are close to the title (Missing or adding words), but that is not the case here either....

I am still leaning towards no, but I will leave this open at least the rest of the day.....

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It might be known as just "Hello Muddah" sometimes, but I've never heard anything other than A Letter from Camp, even as a parenthetical.

If someone had given just the parenthetical title, I would have given points (that usually got half points in my game).

And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.

My problem is that I hear songs all the time without ever bothering to know what the title is in the first place. And if I never happen to hear it, and it isn't obvious, I never learn it....

Mini seems to be really good at hearing songs in her head but not being able to pull them through to the chorus beacuse she can usually come up with a pretty accurate description of the song for not being able to identify it. And she had a bad case of Old Timers on this game, because I'd swear she missed 3 or 4 she got right the first time it was posted....

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#18 Post by SportsFan68 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:58 pm

I will try not to be too strict on scoring song titles, but you have to have the gist of the title in your answer to receive credit.
It's MHO that Camp Granada has the gist of the title in the answer (A Letter from Camp . . . Granada).

It's also MHO that in the spirit of trying not to be too strict on scoring song titles, it should be counted correct.
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#19 Post by WheresFanny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:01 pm

littlebeast13 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote:And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.

My problem is that I hear songs all the time without ever bothering to know what the title is in the first place. And if I never happen to hear it, and it isn't obvious, I never learn it....

Mini seems to be really good at hearing songs in her head but not being able to pull them through to the chorus beacuse she can usually come up with a pretty accurate description of the song for not being able to identify it. And she had a bad case of Old Timers on this game, because I'd swear she missed 3 or 4 she got right the first time it was posted....

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Or stuff like Cupid's Chokehold where, if you didn't already know it, you'd think the title was "Take a Look at My Girlfriend" or "If That Ain't Love (Then I Don't Know What Love Is)".

Or "Breakfast in America", but I digress......ha!
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#20 Post by ToLiveIsToFly » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:02 pm

Just to be clear. I am no longer arguing for the point. I originally missed the fact that I got the song title wrong, as opposed to arguing that it should count. I am totally on-board with that component of my score. (I still think I deserve the points for choosing myself in Against the Wind, but that's a whole different kettle of fish :))

I hope that makes me other-than-a-punk-ass. Though Pea can call me whatever the hell she wants and I'll wear it like a badge of pride.

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#21 Post by minimetoo26 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:03 pm

littlebeast13 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:
This is why I was asking if Camp Grenada was an acceptable alternate title or not, which is the only thing I am concerned about. If it isn't, then I plan on sticking to my guns of not accepting that for an answer. I am always generous at giving the benefit of the doubt if I am sure that the person actually knows the answer, but that type of ruling generally comes into play more in games like the QoD. Here, you either know the song's title or you don't (I lose beaucoup points being clueless on titles myself in LS games I play). I will be forgiving if you are close to the title (Missing or adding words), but that is not the case here either....

I am still leaning towards no, but I will leave this open at least the rest of the day.....

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It might be known as just "Hello Muddah" sometimes, but I've never heard anything other than A Letter from Camp, even as a parenthetical.

If someone had given just the parenthetical title, I would have given points (that usually got half points in my game).

And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.

My problem is that I hear songs all the time without ever bothering to know what the title is in the first place. And if I never happen to hear it, and it isn't obvious, I never learn it....

Mini seems to be really good at hearing songs in her head but not being able to pull them through to the chorus beacuse she can usually come up with a pretty accurate description of the song for not being able to identify it. And she had a bad case of Old Timers on this game, because I'd swear she missed 3 or 4 she got right the first time it was posted....

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Having Erin kicked my ass. I'm tired more and I've put on weight.

Or it's because I'm old.

I like blaming Erin, since that's free! Or I'll blame the fact you have such strict deadlines I can't print out the lyrics and wander around trying to sing them all day because the game is closed by the time I come back to answer. That's the ticket! It's All Beast's Fault!

:P :P :P :P :P :P

And I just felt like calling Fanny punk-ass because it was funny when pea did it to TLITF.....
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#22 Post by peacock2121 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:06 pm

ToLiveIsToFly wrote:Just to be clear. I am no longer arguing for the point. I originally missed the fact that I got the song title wrong, as opposed to arguing that it should count. I am totally on-board with that component of my score. (I still think I deserve the points for choosing myself in Against the Wind, but that's a whole different kettle of fish :))

I hope that makes me other-than-a-punk-ass. Though Pea can call me whatever the hell she wants and I'll wear it like a badge of pride.
Okay - punk-ass.

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#23 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:08 pm

SportsFan68 wrote:
I will try not to be too strict on scoring song titles, but you have to have the gist of the title in your answer to receive credit.
It's MHO that Camp Granada has the gist of the title in the answer (A Letter from Camp . . . Granada).

It's also MHO that in the spirit of trying not to be too strict on scoring song titles, it should be counted correct.
But when I wrote that rule, I was referring more to what I just brought up.... that adding or subtracting words from the title itself would not count against you so long as you had the right part as the title. Basically, they are pulling the title from the wrong part of the song...

To me, this is like when one of our deejays one time complained that half of the people who were requesting "Total Eclipse of the Heart" were asking them to play that song "Turn Around". While I am generally not strict, I am of the opinion that knowing the title of a song is simply a part of the game. I can be forgiving if you have the basics of the title in too many or too few words, but if you're just quoting the wrong part as the title, I don't think that should count. I am assuming that everyone who answered "Camp Grenada" assumed that was the song's title and not actually "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah", or even the parenthetical (A Letter From Camp)....

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#24 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:09 pm

ToLiveIsToFly wrote:Just to be clear. I am no longer arguing for the point. I originally missed the fact that I got the song title wrong, as opposed to arguing that it should count. I am totally on-board with that component of my score. (I still think I deserve the points for choosing myself in Against the Wind, but that's a whole different kettle of fish :))

I hope that makes me other-than-a-punk-ass. Though Pea can call me whatever the hell she wants and I'll wear it like a badge of pride.
Yes, but now it has drug several others into the mix, because you were far from the only one to answer Camp Grenada....

Just wait until Pea asks you to bite her....

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#25 Post by littlebeast13 » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:12 pm

minimetoo26 wrote:
littlebeast13 wrote:
WheresFanny wrote: It might be known as just "Hello Muddah" sometimes, but I've never heard anything other than A Letter from Camp, even as a parenthetical.

If someone had given just the parenthetical title, I would have given points (that usually got half points in my game).

And ha! I was going to say that sometimes it drives me nuts because I know the song and can't pull a title, but I didn't want to appear whiny. Although, no matter how many times either one of us have had brain freeze on that, mini is probably the queen of knowing the song, but not the title.

My problem is that I hear songs all the time without ever bothering to know what the title is in the first place. And if I never happen to hear it, and it isn't obvious, I never learn it....

Mini seems to be really good at hearing songs in her head but not being able to pull them through to the chorus beacuse she can usually come up with a pretty accurate description of the song for not being able to identify it. And she had a bad case of Old Timers on this game, because I'd swear she missed 3 or 4 she got right the first time it was posted....

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Having Erin kicked my ass. I'm tired more and I've put on weight.

Or it's because I'm old.

I like blaming Erin, since that's free! Or I'll blame the fact you have such strict deadlines I can't print out the lyrics and wander around trying to sing them all day because the game is closed by the time I come back to answer. That's the ticket! It's All Beast's Fault!

:P :P :P :P :P :P

And I just felt like calling Fanny punk-ass because it was funny when pea did it to TLITF.....

Go ahead and blame me.... the game was only open 24 hours 4 years ago too! :P

Maybe you should print them out and sing them to Erin. Get her hooked on the classics early and off that Nickelodeon and Princess crapola.... :P :P :P

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