some info would be nice.
NatGeo Incredible Human Machine DSR XVID-BiTE
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Posted at 04/11/2007, 12:01
try googling the name before posting stupid comments.
h**p://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/incredible-human-machine/
h**p://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/incredible-human-machine/
Posted at 04/11/2007, 12:10
yeah, really. who would want to know what this is before downloading? i should have noticed at once that
torrents, as they are free, are in no way open for criticism. you just have to download them and shut the
fuck up. this is, after all, not a community.
torrents, as they are free, are in no way open for criticism. you just have to download them and shut the
fuck up. this is, after all, not a community.
Posted at 04/11/2007, 12:12
probably talking about the unbelievable complexity of organisms and stuff in the
human body (ex one cell is more complicated then a space shuttle, the bio
machines which has a thing that spins 100,000 rpm, or the eye which has around
140 million connections)
but thats just my guess i havn't watched it nor do i plan too
human body (ex one cell is more complicated then a space shuttle, the bio
machines which has a thing that spins 100,000 rpm, or the eye which has around
140 million connections)
but thats just my guess i havn't watched it nor do i plan too
Posted at 04/11/2007, 12:19
and in this community joshua, you are the little retarded kid asking everybody
what the weather is like when you could just look out the window.
what the weather is like when you could just look out the window.
Posted at 04/11/2007, 12:45
nope, he is just using (common) sense. though he could have searched for the
description and post it himself.
info:
national geographic takes you and your family on a truly fascinating journey
through the wondrous inner world of the incredible human machine. explore the
fascinating, microscopic universe that exists within us all. how does the eye
adjust to changes in light? how do our muscles enable us to move? how does the
eardrum process sound? with the help of sophisticated photographic techniques
you are now able to discover the wonders of this internal world and the marvel
of the incredible human machine.
description and post it himself.
info:
national geographic takes you and your family on a truly fascinating journey
through the wondrous inner world of the incredible human machine. explore the
fascinating, microscopic universe that exists within us all. how does the eye
adjust to changes in light? how do our muscles enable us to move? how does the
eardrum process sound? with the help of sophisticated photographic techniques
you are now able to discover the wonders of this internal world and the marvel
of the incredible human machine.
Posted at 04/11/2007, 13:49
lol. everyone knows you google stuff and don't ask. now, why is this?
lesson 101.
1. don't give anyone any ammo to pour a bucket of flame seasoning on yo'ass.
(i'm being street so the kids will listen... was'sup homies)
2. when someone does flame grill your behind for being lazy, the best retort is
no retort. yes, that's right. act like they are not there.
3. if you can't, then make it a good quip.
4. if you can't, then shhh.
and here the lesson ends.
anyway, this looks great. i am in the middle of a heap of very varied studies
so i really appreicate all these odd little one off info shows.
Posted at 04/11/2007, 19:05
perhaps, but would it kill the uploader to post some info, possibly even an .nfo
along with the upload? i understand these are raw video files and not really
"scene" standard, but it would still be nice to know what something is about
right off the bat, instead of having to spend time searching for information,
which sometimes can be a daunting task. if one guy can go and look something up
on google, why should a hundred others have to as well?
along with the upload? i understand these are raw video files and not really
"scene" standard, but it would still be nice to know what something is about
right off the bat, instead of having to spend time searching for information,
which sometimes can be a daunting task. if one guy can go and look something up
on google, why should a hundred others have to as well?
Posted at 04/11/2007, 19:50
i wasnt quite sure what it was so i googled it and guess what??? the first 12 or
so hits were all links to what it was about. hard?? no. this is a warranted
flame. =) fun too. do i have a life? not entirely. do i care? not really. let
the flamming continue.
so hits were all links to what it was about. hard?? no. this is a warranted
flame. =) fun too. do i have a life? not entirely. do i care? not really. let
the flamming continue.
Posted at 05/11/2007, 10:56
cool to ak. it shouldnt be about wasting time goggle'ing, its common courtesy
and increased efficiency to attach a description.
and increased efficiency to attach a description.
