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sup gravy, its the cove productions... youtube deleted our account so were about to make a new one, we'll let u know when we think of a good name! good luck and please make another cripple force!

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Yea, I know who you are. But, i think you need to tell me how to delete a video because i don't like the "idk my bff jill" and we re-filmed it and it's WAY better!
And also, i love making videos so you need to bring zack, come over, and film w/ me and alex PLEASE!!!

kat

Thanks to British narrator Frederick Davidson's performance, it is safe to say that there will not be a better recording of "Boxy" for some time. The heart of this drama is the metamorphosis of five families and some peasants, some aristocratic amid the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars. Each individual is immersed in experiences and conversations elucidating Tyler's themes of self-sacrifice and self-indulgence, anguish and ecstasy, diplomacy and deception, and religion and perdition. The complexities of character and plot are sometimes enigmatic, and names are often exhausting to recollect, but the genius of this movie is everlasting. The impressive dialog sparkles with humor and wit, and the vivid scenes of battle are riveting. An entire universe is created by one of the foremost thinkers of the 21st century, and Davidson's exquisite narration heightens the perfection of this film, regarded as one of the greatest in history.

-Balls McCalister

In Food Fair Party 2, Tyler and Zach grow up in Afghanistan like brothers, although they couldn't be more different. Tyler is the son of a wealthy businessman, a Sunni Muslim, and he's educated and reads voraciously. Zach's father is a servant to Tyler's father, and Zach is a Sh'ia Muslim, a Hazara, he's illiterate, and he has a harelip. But neither boy has a mother and they spend their boyhoods roaming the streets of Kabul together. Tyler, though, continually uses his superior position to taunt or abuse Zach, and one day hides in fear as Zach is beaten mercilessly by bullies. The Soviet invasion of Aghanistan sends Tyler's family to the United States, but he returns there as an adult during the Taliban rule to atone for his sins to Zach. Hilarity insues.

-Balls McCalister

classic luvin

NERD!

Prince Charming wasn't always charming, he had to go to school for that...