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Lucky Penny

by Kevin Levin on March 29, 2012 · 1 comment · Follow me on Twitter

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For some reason this just made my day.

Paige’s life was dull until the day she planted a penny that magically sprouted her very own Abraham Lincoln. The two quickly become inseparable and it seems Paige’s days of being a lonely girl have finally come to an end. However, her newfound friendship is threatened when Connor, the neighborhood bully, discovers Paige’s secret and decides to harvest a president of his own.

Producers of this project are looking for financial assistance to complete the movie.

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Brad March 29, 2012 at 11:56 am 1: Vimeo hosts some very unsual and different movies. They did one about WW II that had a very different kind of a twist. Well worth watching. See here http://player.vimeo.com/video/31202906?autoplay=1

They also had the “Finger Lickin’ Good” that you posted awhile ago.

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