I Should Try Something Else, by Moret-sur-Loing

I Should Try Something Else

by Moret-sur-Loing

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	1.	Their visual range is 100% in light equal to full-moon, 75% in starlight wthout moonlight or during twilight, 25 in darknessand is 0% (fully blinded) during daylight 03:47
	2.	For more information, see the References section at the end of this book 09:04
	3.	This statistic concerning fertility has been referenced from Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99. 00:02

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I saw the album Garden Of The Gods Wilderness - Man's Hat At All Times and this gave me some idea.

To make the songs, I opened some mp3 songs I had on my pc with notepad, cut some part of the text and pasted what I cut, just one time, but on another part of the text. So the "text" had the same stuff on it, just in a little different order.

If you try to do that, you will see that just by opening some mp3 file with notepad and saving it without changing a bit, you will not be able to open it on many media players.

To be able to open this file I burned those mp3s files with nero (nero was able to open it and burn it) into a cd as a music cd and then got the songs from cd with windows media player.

But there was a problem with last song, the song didnt changed much, the the original song I used was a copyrighted song, I continued to cut some part of the mp3 text and paste (only once) on another part of the test. I did that and the song continued to be very similar (a little glitched version of original), angry with it, I selected a long part of the text and added it to a website that randomize text strings and then I pasted this randomized string back into the text (pasted just one), this made the song turn into a 3 seconds song.

The song names I got from a rpg pdf I have on my pc called fatal:

1- Their visual range is 100% in light equal to full-moon, 75% in starlight wthout moonlight or during twilight, 25 in darknessand is 0% (fully blinded) during daylight
2- For more information, see the References section at the end of this book
3- This statistic concerning fertility has been referenced from Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.