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went and saw the documentary Grizzley Man about the dude timothy treadwqell who lived with the bears p in kenai alaska for 13 years.. man it was a good documentary.. this guy would eat shrooms and run around with grizzley bears and then tape it… it is amazing he lasted as long as he did… cause he ended up getting ate by a bear… the guy was even on letterman… wow.. you must see this movie…
I remember seeing him on tv running around with Bears, definitely gonna check out the doc, sounds pleasing. Shame about the whole being eaten thing…
hey i was drunk, it was the dollar movies, the female usher derided me for drinking wine in the theater…
Very pleasing documentary, very surprised he lasted 13 summers with the BEARS…
There was a mini doc on the making of the soundtrack. Herzog was telling Richard Thompson he was too melodic, needed to be more authoritative in his guitar playing. They filmed the 2 day process of recording the soundtrack, Jim O Rourke was also part of the musical team
Definitely recommend the film, don’t recommend living with BEARS
Anybody ever see Alone in the Wilderness about Richard Proenneke? WOW! He makes even the the most rugged amung us look wimpy.
The guy is basically dropped off in the middle of Alaska and decided "what the hell, think I’ll stay a while". Well, that "little while" turned into about 30 years! The guy build everything: cabin, utensiles, canoe, you name it.
And I think I’m a big man when I fix the lawnmower!
http://www.minifarmhomestead.com/outdoors/richardproenneke.htm”>http://www.minifarmhomestead.com/outdoo … enneke.htm
sounds like something to check out…
expecting this dvd rental in the mail soon…
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After being attacked by a bear and surviving in 1984, Ontario-based metal worker Troy Hurtubise became fascinated by the animals and decided he needed to relive the experience. To that end, he began the long process of constructing a massive suit of mechanical body-armor, like something out of a science fiction film rather than a tool of scientific research. The documentary film PROJECT GRIZZLY traces Hurtubise’s quest to build his armor, but as it progresses Hurtubise’s quirky personality and strange ideas begin to hold more interest than the armor itself. An unusual nature documentary and an examination of an eccentric personality, PROJECT GRIZZLY has become a cult phenomenon.
"Coma Girl " wrote:sounds like something to check out…
expecting this dvd rental in the mail soon…
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After being attacked by a bear and surviving in 1984, Ontario-based metal worker Troy Hurtubise became fascinated by the animals and decided he needed to relive the experience. To that end, he began the long process of constructing a massive suit of mechanical body-armor, like something out of a science fiction film rather than a tool of scientific research. The documentary film PROJECT GRIZZLY traces Hurtubise’s quest to build his armor, but as it progresses Hurtubise’s quirky personality and strange ideas begin to hold more interest than the armor itself. An unusual nature documentary and an examination of an eccentric personality, PROJECT GRIZZLY has become a cult phenomenon.
I think that man is making a xray machine that can see through walls and stuff now, sounds like something from Buckaroo Bunzai to me
your right, it’s called an Angel Light…
"Another Girl Another Planet " wrote:I still have no clue how this machine works, and I need to know, if anyone does. Defying modern physics is no ordianry feat.
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