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aajo
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Posted on 11-03-11 2:09
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Posted on 11-03-11 2:18
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aajo
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Posted on 11-03-11 2:19
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The second looks better!!!!!!! Try the second one first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on 11-03-11 2:51
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good- story
bad- sound,color,light, camera
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Posted on 11-03-11 4:27
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I was not able to understand the first video. If your objective is to advice people not to kill the fish then you shouldn't have done it yourself. And if you look at most of the video in the moveis it always comes with the sign " no animals were harm in the video".
The way you showed video does not always bring pity towards the animals but sometimes it may bring anger towards the video maker.
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