life on earth

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i just rewatched the entire 13 segment series again -- Life on Earth (1979) after a good decade since the last. it still remains a personal highlight in my memory and will continue to be. i have no doubt in my mind that sir david attenborough deserves to be recognized as one of the greatest human beings to have ever lived. i can only hope to be a quarter of the naturalist he is and continues to be. people like him make far greater contributions to this planet than they're ever given credit for.

when i come to europe it'd be nice to get an audience with him. someone help me out

what's sad is i'm sure most of you have never heard of david attenborough or viewed his direct work...ooo, but certainly you've felt the impact one way or the other.

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seza wrote:i just rewatched the entire 13 segment series again
lol what a pathetic moron u r...
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hey i'm back doing grad work at UT...i thought you were going to be here too? what happened :olo:
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like i said...moron...
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now seza is the only one who's heard of david attenborough. if only my head were half as big. :olo:
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seza wrote:hey i'm back doing grad work at UT
no shit. what in? (i'd like to know which bldg to avoid :ninja:)
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then avoid the building where the study of algae, etc occurs. hadn't a clue another person on here even lived in texas, hmm.
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Pond scum studying pond scum, eh?
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seza wrote:what's sad is i'm sure most of you have never heard of david attenborough or viewed his direct work.
lol, what a stupid thing to say. Have you ever heard of the moon seza? Yeah, me too.
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If I lived under a rock, then yes, I probably would not know who Attenborough is.
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best video of the beauty of planet earth accompinied by awesome music by Above & Beyond: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-ii1xKdqm8
Youtube quality doesnt do it very much justice, if you have iTunes you can watch it in the Above & Beyond TV podcast http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSt ... =121534774
song gives me the fuckin goosebumps everytime hear it at some trance party :)
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seza wrote: people like him make far greater contributions to this planet than they're ever given credit for.

do you mean 'the human race' and not the planet? planet probably doesn't give a fuck
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seza wrote:what's sad is i'm sure most of you have never heard of david attenborough or viewed his direct work...ooo, but certainly you've felt the impact one way or the other.
generally when someone says something like this, i get the feeling its because they've only recently learned about him oddly enough. sometimes that's not true, but whatever.

why wouldnt you be able to be 1/4 of the naturalist he was?
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andyman wrote:
seza wrote: people like him make far greater contributions to this planet than they're ever given credit for.

do you mean 'the human race' and not the planet? planet probably doesn't give a fuck
no, i meant what i wrote.
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Chupacabra wrote:
seza wrote:what's sad is i'm sure most of you have never heard of david attenborough or viewed his direct work...ooo, but certainly you've felt the impact one way or the other.
generally when someone says something like this, i get the feeling its because they've only recently learned about him oddly enough. sometimes that's not true, but whatever.

why wouldnt you be able to be 1/4 of the naturalist he was?
that's probably the case for some. i had the privelage of knowing who he was at a young age since good family friends are zoologists and their daughter was always at our house "playing" with me. they'd have us watch nature related documentaries instead of the "normal" nickelodean or sesami street garbage like most kids would watch.

and how did i know some of you would grasp on the fucking algae of all things :olo:
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sesame street is a great show for kids
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someone has to fill me in on what exactly a random act of posting a photo of me from 2005 is supposed to convey. i surely don't mind seeing my old photos so really not sure where else to go with it...help me out drum? it is nice to know i "own" some of your harddrive space though
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It's "funnier" than "anything" "you've" ever "posted"
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on a scale of 1 - 10: how "funny" exactly "would" you rate "it" "then" "?"
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"pillock"
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"ἰδιώτης"
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Memphis wrote:
seza wrote:what's sad is i'm sure most of you have never heard of david attenborough or viewed his direct work.
Now you're familiar with our planet you could perhaps visit? :olo:
:smirk: T'is on my tourist itinerary :D
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seza wrote:someone has to fill me in on what exactly a random act of posting a photo of me from 2005 is supposed to convey. i surely don't mind seeing my old photos so really not sure where else to go with it...help me out drum? it is nice to know i "own" some of your harddrive space though
lol. calm the fuck down, huge head.
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