A Secret Banquet's Invitation From An Animal Planet

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Humor2u dot com is proud to present you its latest e-movie entitled “A secret banquet’s invitation from an animal planet.” This e-movie script was originally written by its script writer, CHAN LEE PENG. According to its director, Mr. Scorpion, this e-movie took a substantial cost of $XXX million. The unique of this e-movie is that the “banquet” here does not refer to a large formal meal. Instead, it means a meal to feed you to laugh. Mr. Scorpion emphasized that this e-movie is intended to entertain the audience and to let people releasing stress from the bustle

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