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I’m a big fan of using words in powerful ways. I suppose that’s a given, seeing that I’m a writer. But regardless, when people are clever with words and language and create something more than it first appears to be I always applaud the effort. This is a great example, originally created for the AARP U@50 video contest. It won placed second place.
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Superb! lets hope peoples attentions spans can hang out until the 2nd part of it to reveal the truth!
Let’s hope that today’s youth can still maintain concentration for a bit under two minutes!
that is sooooooo clever. I nearly turned it off before half way and I’m really glad that I kept going!
You should know by now that I wouldn’t post anything unless it was worth watching to the end.
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