Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Posher778]

Poltergeist- 7/10


*Note- My mom's watching The Descent for the first time >=)

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by Posher778

*Note- My mom's watching The Descent for the first time >=)

good chick flick ..

[newb]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

The Mysteries of the Great Lakes :

got a free invitation to the new Imax film that opens tomorrow.
very interesting film, centering on one mans quest to reintroduce the sturgeon to the lakes - in an attempt to preserve them from extinction.
Also took a look at the Bald Eagle.

a look at how the lakes have historically been abused by man, and what we have to do to remedy the situation.

wait......is there some kind of monster in the lake.....does the bald eagle rip people open with his talons......I don't get it?!?!?!:confused:

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by newb

wait......is there some kind of monster in the lake.....:

just the polluters !

[Dante'sInferno]

BeetleJuice

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

good chick flick ..

Just as I read that, I heard a little "eek!" from downstairs.

[newb]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

just the polluters !

filthy bastards


one of my pet peeves.........I wouldn't throw the tiniest piece of paper on the ground and I see someone throw a burger king bag or such out the window of their car....makes me wanna go postal.

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by newb

filthy bastards


one of my pet peeves.........I wouldn't throw the tiniest piece of paper on the ground and I see someone throw a burger king bag or such out the window of their car....makes me wanna go postal.

i'm the same ..

but the polluting here was done on an epic scale .. i cant even remember the amout of raw sewage that gets dumped in the lakes every time there is a backup in the sewers


or all the pesticides and poisons that run off into the lakes ..


they mentioned there were something like 65 hot spots still in the lakes - where the toxic content is up to 50% in the silt at the bottom of these areas..

it showed a family of eagles - the babies didnt survive because they were fed mostly lamprey eel .. which are bottom feeders in one of the hot spots ..

they also said there were abouit 180 foriegn species of marine life that had been introduced to the great lakes .. some intentionally - but most not - as a result of being in the bilge water of the ocean going ships ..


most of these things change the environments they invade - and not for the better.

[newb]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

i'm the same ..

but the polluting here was done on an epic scale .. i cant even remember the amout of raw sewage that gets dumped in the lakes every time there is a backup in the sewers


or all the pesticides and poisons that run off into the lakes ..


they mentioned there were something like 65 hot spots still in the lakes - where the toxic content is up to 50% in the silt at the bottom of these areas..

it showed a family of eagles - the babies didnt survive because they were fed mostly lamprey eel .. which are bottom feeders in one of the hot spots ..

they also said there were abouit 180 foriegn species of marine life that had been introduced to the great lakes .. some intentionally - but most not - as a result of being in the bilge water of the ocean going ships ..


most of these things change the environments they invade - and not for the better.

ya kinda made my whole "throwing paper out the car" seem a bit trivial.

[X¤MurderDoll¤X]

wow zip.ca sent me "dark remains" which I was just using to make my list bigger it was like "60th on my list or something....

is it worth watching?