Can you name the text of a short story about two animals using only words found in the first 8 comments of this quiz? by druhutch

Can you name the text of a short story about two animals using only words found in the first 8 comments of this quiz?

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Quiz Comments (A Short Story)

by druhutch

Created Mar 20, 2011 in Miscellaneous
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	RCHPfan96:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 12:35 GMT	2 points
	Cool quiz. One suggestion, though; If I were you, I'd put either the song in the third column so the artist is by itself, or put the singer in a 3rd column. Make sure the "hide 3rd column until answered" is checked off, too.

	EyeKanFly:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 15:35 GMT	1 point
	Really awful choice of songs to put. No A-ha (Take On Me)? Muse (Micro Cuts, Megalomanai)? Mika (Love Today, Grace Kelly)? Roy Orbison (Crying)? Boston (More Than a Feeling)? The Tokens (The Lion Sleeps Tonight)? Rush (Tom Sawyer)? The Cure (Friday I'm in Love)? Led Zeppelin (Black Dog, The Battle of Evermore)? AC/DC? MICHAEL JACKSON?!? The Beatles have much higher pitched songs, as do Simon & Garfunkel and Radiohead. Wonderboy, I'm Not Crying, Lady Madonna, Scarborough Fair, and Last Kiss do not feature notably high vocals. Overall, good idea for a quiz, but terrible execution.

	druhutch:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 21:58 GMT	2 points
	@EyeKanFly: I had Michael Jackson on here, but it was a bad recording so I took it off. Look, I agree with your choices, but I simply don't have those songs. This was my first audio quiz and that's why it's so awkward. I'm kind of over the whole thing now, so you have my blessing to take it and do it right since you like the idea (I mean that sincerely).

	stencer:	Mar 22nd, 2011 at 01:49 GMT	2 points
	While I think EyeKanFly had good suggestions, your quiz was NOT terrible. I enjoyed it. These are simply songs you can use (or he can use) if you do a sequel.

	druhutch:	Mar 22nd, 2011 at 06:24 GMT	1 point
	@stencer: Don't get me wrong, I didn't mean I was over the quiz because it was criticized, I just was never really into it to begin with. I didn't really like it when I submitted it, and I'm not enthusiastic enough to fix it (@RCHPfan96's suggestions are great too). But I still like the idea (and the title, kinda) and it would be great if someone else wanted to pick it up.

	MorningBell411:	Mar 23rd, 2011 at 00:29 GMT	1 point
	I actually had this idea a few weeks ago, and I was pretty much set on doing it. So I might go ahead with it, since you're giving us the green light. I'll wait a bit, though, and see if @EyeKanFly doesn't do it first (@EyeKanFly: If you see this, please tell me whether you're going to). As for the quiz itself, I second what most people said here: it was nice, but it kind of had its ups and downs (or should that be "highs and lows"?). Some of the songs didn't really fit. By the way, killer song at 0:10 ;-)

	druhutch:	Mar 23rd, 2011 at 02:30 GMT	1 point
	@MorningBell411: Nice name. It's all yours--happy to pass the ball to a Radiohead fan. (I still think that particular song is plenty high...)

	rockgolf:	Mar 26th, 2011 at 00:02 GMT	1 point
	@druhutch: If you still have the original track of this file in Audacity, how about going to the Effect tab and using the Change Pitch option to bring the voices down a couple of octaves and see if they're still recognizable?