Why We Take Care of Property: Planet of the Ticklebops
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20 Minutes - Color
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When two children invent a game called "Bop the Bubble," they carelessly ignore the damage it creates - until everyone else starts playing the game and the planet is in danger of being reduced to rubble. "Clearly and effectively makes its point that if you don't care about the property of others, they will not care about yours. Recommended." - Landers. Animated by Paul Fierlinger.
12 minutes • Color
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When two children invent a game called "Bop the Bubble," they carelessly ignore the damage it creates - until everyone else starts playing the game and the planet is in danger of being reduced to rubble. "Clearly and effectively makes its point that if you don't care about the property of others, they will not care about yours. Recommended." - Landers. Animated by Paul Fierlinger.
12 minutes • Color
When two children invent a game called "Bop the Bubble," they carelessly ignore the damage it creates - until everyone else starts playing the game and the planet is in danger of being reduced to rubble. "Clearly and effectively makes its point that if you don't care about the property of others, they will not care about yours. Recommended." - Landers. Animated by Paul Fierlinger.
12 minutes • Color
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When two children invent a game called "Bop the Bubble," they carelessly ignore the damage it creates - until everyone else starts playing the game and the planet is in danger of being reduced to rubble. "Clearly and effectively makes its point that if you don't care about the property of others, they will not care about yours. Recommended." - Landers. Animated by Paul Fierlinger.
12 minutes • Color