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i hate to even mention this since it's part 3 of 3, but masterpiece theater's "to the ends of the earth" is tonight 9PM eastern. this has been a brilliant and realistic story of life at sea, riveting. i hope it will be rerun, i am certain it will at some point. even part 3 should be worth watching if you haven't seen the rest.

Is this about what its like to be an octopus or something ?

Nomad;450257 wrote: Is this about what its like to be an octopus or something ?
:-5 ....yes dear.

I was always fascinated about survival, and being forced to depend on your own competence in ones will to live. I don't really care about fictional stories pertaining to it, but documentaries about essential fundamentals it takes in order to survive I have a particular interest in. I always thought about what I would do, and how my true intellect in all its forms would be tested given a certain circumstance...

I don't know...I guess its the caveman in me.

I guess a little cabin down by the lake is going to have to make due. :wah:

K.Snyder;450293 wrote: I was always fascinated about survival, and being forced to depend on your own competence in ones will to live. I don't really care about fictional stories pertaining to it, but documentaries about essential fundamentals it takes in order to survive I have a particular interest in. I always thought about what I would do, and how my true intellect in all its forms would be tested given a certain circumstance...



I don't know...I guess its the caveman in me.



I guess a little cabin down by the lake is going to have to make due. :wah:






Read Kon Tiki by Thor Hyerdahl caveman. Its an interesting endeavor into au natura'l