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*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' Attention! SpongeBob needs your help to protect our waters! |
*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' Attention! SpongeBob needs your help to protect our waters! |
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*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' So here are some simple ways that SpongeBob and you can save the big blue! Shorten your shower and you can save three to six gallons a minute! Think at the sink and turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth! |
*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' So here are some simple ways that SpongeBob and you can save the big blue! Shorten your shower and you can save three to six gallons a minute! Think at the sink and turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth! |
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*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' And get hip to the drip! By telling your parents about any leaks around the house, you can save over 300 gallons a month! For more ways SpongeBob and you can save the big blue, go to nick.com/biggreenhelp! |
*'''Realistic Fish Head:''' And get hip to the drip! By telling your parents about any leaks around the house, you can save over 300 gallons a month! For more ways SpongeBob and you can save the big blue, go to nick.com/biggreenhelp! |
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Revision as of 21:09, 14 July 2012
This article is a transcript of the SpongeBob SquarePants [[List of shorts#|]] "Educate and Activate 1," which aired on April 22, 2009.
- Realistic Fish Head: Attention! SpongeBob needs your help to protect our waters!
- [Clip from Pressure plays]
- Realistic Fish Head: So here are some simple ways that SpongeBob and you can save the big blue! Shorten your shower and you can save three to six gallons a minute! Think at the sink and turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth!
- [Clip from Dumped plays]
- Realistic Fish Head: And get hip to the drip! By telling your parents about any leaks around the house, you can save over 300 gallons a month! For more ways SpongeBob and you can save the big blue, go to nick.com/biggreenhelp!