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Smexy Quality?

Haven't posted in like a month so i justed wanted to post something so yea...tell what you think of the quality. Im playing around with my render ...

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  iPaRadoxxx Episode 2
  
  Now that all my old clips are gone, I can record again :))
  
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  iPaRadoxxx Episode 1
  
  Veryy Old Clips
  
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  Go sub to him he did a great job :)) What should i call these episodes?
  
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FML! Episode 4

Haven't uploaded an FML episode in awhile so tell me what you guys think of this episode.

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  Rex's Minitage | Edited By Trpzy
  
  Just edited for my friend, he is an awesome guys so if you want to sub to him here's the link:
  
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PiNoyBoy213 commented 1 year ago

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Old Clips

What do you think?

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Just Listen...LoL

really old clip...just wanted to upload something new.

:) Blue

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  Dazzle Quality and CC Test
  
  trying sony vegas. please tell me what you think?
  
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About The Guy In White

Animal Cruelty is a death sentence to many animals.

What is far worst than Animal Cruelty?
Well, sad to say, it is - surviving it.

Can you imagine what these innocent animals went through when they became the targets of merciless criminals?

Every year, many animals-including pets like dogs and cats, as well as wild animals-are treated badly. You might have even seen someone who physically hurt an animal, or you might have seen a pet who seems injured, sick, or hungry because his owner did not take care of him properly. Any time an animal is injured or made to suffer, it's animal cruelty. Animal cruelty is not only is unkind, it's against the law!

If you think that an animal is being abused or neglected, it is important that you do something about it. Your involvement may be the animal's only hope. If you witness animal abuse or neglect , please contact your local humane society, animal shelter, or animal control agency immediately.

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PiNoyBoy213

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Apr 2, 2011

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Oct 23, 2008

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Stopping Animal Cruelty! It is one of my main goals to do. ^_^ Puppy mills are nothing new. These mass dog-breeding operations have been around for decades. They continue to thrive because they prey on unwitting consumers who are smitten by too-cute-for-words puppies in pet store windows and on fancy websites. But behind the friendly facade of the local pet shop, the pastoral scenes on a "breeder's" website, or the neighborhood newspaper ad, there often lies a puppy mill. These canine breeding facilities house dogs in shockingly poor conditions. Life is particularly bad for "breeding stock," dogs who live their entire lives in cages and are continually bred for years, without human companionship and with little hope of ever becoming part of a family. These dogs receive little or no veterinary care and never see a bed, a treat or a toy. After their fertility wanes, breeding animals are commonly killed, abandoned or sold to another mill. The annual result of all this breeding is hundreds of thousands of puppies, many with behavior and/or health problems. Several hundred thousand puppies are shipped cross-country to be sold in pet shops, but many are sold via newspaper classifieds or Internet sites and are often accompanied by false claims such as, "We'd never sell puppies from a puppy mill" or promises that the puppies are "home raised," farm raised," or "raised with kids/grandkids." The ploys of the puppy mill are designed to dupe a well-intentioned family into buying a puppy and keeping the engine of cruelty working overtime. Because a puppy mill is a business, the facility is designed purely for profit, not for the well-being of dogs. Laws are on the books to provide minimum-care standards for puppy-mill animals, but enforcement has historically been spotty at best. The U.S. Department of Agriculture licenses and inspects "commercial breeding facilities for violations of the Animal Welfare Act; likewise, a handful of states have laws that provide oversight of some breeding operations as well. But puppy mills can successfully navigate around these laws, either by selling directly to consumers (thereby avoiding USDA licensing requirements) or by simply avoiding the reach of law enforcement (with so few USDA inspectors and minor fines, it's easy to stay in business).

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