Carl the Carrot Says Make a G1G1 Commercial

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Carl the Carrot and Paul the Pepper have teamed up to encourage all of you aspiring filmmakers to create a Give One Get One commercial to support One Laptop Per Child. Go crazy making your :30 or :60 second video, upload your video to DailyMotion by December 15, 2008, join the G1G1 group - http://www.dailymotion.com/group/g1g1 - and add your video to the group. Your commercial could be selected to run on national TV! For more details visit the G1G1 group page on DailyMotion. Best of luck!
Channel: News & Politics
Uploaded: 11/26/08
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Tags: 60Frames series comedy animation time dealer carl carrot paul pepper dee robertson olpc one laptop per child g1g1 give get education
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8 months ago by cloudpony
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What a terribly hateful and grossly inaccurate statement. Not only do you fail to recognize the benefits of extending an educational tool to children in need, but you seem to believe that the underprivileged of the world are so by choice - shame on you.
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8 months ago by jefforysanders
it would be nice to believe a child would benefit from giving them a laptop. the truth is as soon as an adult saw a kid with one he/she would take it immediately to the local drug dealer and trade it for dope then he/she would share the infected hiv needle with the whole party and spread more aids. meanwhile the kids end up as prostitutes servicing the infected clientele and insuring a continued disease cycle. if you really want to help send condoms and prayers they will decide to do the right thing and break out of the mindset that believes its everyone elses problem that they make decisions that are toxic to themselves. a computer purchase is great for the manufacturer but does nothing to help those poor people. it may feel good to provide for those in need but think past just going through the motions if you truly want them any benefit for your good willed efforts.
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