Dallas Seen Movies
Dallas Movie: Flee The Seen - Do You Think Dallas Is Still In The Slammer?
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Flee The Seen performing "Do You Think Dallas Is Still In The Slammer?" live at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA on September 15, 2006. Filmed by Mike Expo of the Strung Out forum.
Dallas Movie: ufo real amazing ,,,,,1:30 imploding
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I saw this march 11 2008, I was outside with my new panasonic camcorder when at 7:15pm i noticed a star like object but there wasn't another one, I realised it hadn't moved for 30 minutes and i started recording it. There was not a cloud in the sky only the moon and this object. It never moved but the moon was as usual heading west. The object seemed to change or shrink and it emmited some smoke and I looked up with my naked eyes and couldn't see it and I tried to see it trough the LCD screen and I could not see it. I have spent lots of hours looking at the sky and I know this was not a normal object.I did not zoom in or out when it changed form, please study it carefully
Dallas Movie: As Seen From a Commuter Train
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music from James Bond's "Dead End" Note: This will look better if smaller. Please do not maximize this as the quality of the video will really suck. Keep it minimized. Thanks! COPYRIGHT 2007 TEXASPACIFIC Put your advertisement on this video or any other of mine! You can even sponsor me, and have an introductory ad on my upcoming videos! It's way cheaper than running a lousy radio or TV advertisement, too! Contact me at texas-pacific@sbcglobal.net if you are interested.
Dallas Movie: As Seen from a Commuter Train 2
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By somewhat-popular demand... As Seen from a Commuter Train 2! Filmed in Fort Worth,Texas Trinity Railway Express Music by Imperial Teen "Sugar" Note: This will look better if smaller. Please do not maximize this as the quality of the video will really suck. Keep it minimized. Thanks! COPYRIGHT 2007 TEXASPACIFIC Put your advertisement on this video or any other of mine! You can even sponsor me, and have an introductory ad on my upcoming videos! It's way cheaper than running a lousy radio or TV advertisement, too! Contact me at texas-pacific@sbcglobal.net if you are interested.