"Dirt" the movie

[mrbong73]

http://documentaryheaven.com/dirt-the-movie/

Check it out if you want. I thought it was pretty interesting.

If you get a pop up, close it and hit play on the first page.

 

[mrbong73]

Anyone watch it?

 

[Seamaiden]

I've seen part of it, but I don't really care to watch movies online, much rather be able to kick back on the sofa and put it up on the 52" screen.

 

[mrbong73]

Yeah it took me a couple days to get through it. I think it's on Netflix also.

 

[Seamaiden]

You know, we tried the NF streaming thing and it sucked, which sucked worse because I found a lot of stuff I would have liked to watch.

 

[Udyana Peace]

You know, we tried the NF streaming thing and it sucked, which sucked worse because I found a lot of stuff I would have liked to watch.

That's a shame. NF has a number of food & farming DVDs available. One is titled something like "Beer" which covers the beer industry in the USA.

As hard as it is to believe the Budweiser group of products account for 52% of beer sales in this country.

Kinda like Macdonald's - you don't have to be the best, you just have to sell the most to be #1!!!

UP

 

[SmokeyPipes]

Great Movie!! Something everyone should watch and learn from

 

[Seamaiden]

Just as important a flick to see, IMO, is Food, Inc. MORE important than Supersize Me.

That's a shame. NF has a number of food & farming DVDs available. One is titled something like "Beer" which covers the beer industry in the USA.

As hard as it is to believe the Budweiser group of products account for 52% of beer sales in this country.

Kinda like Macdonald's - you don't have to be the best, you just have to sell the most to be #1!!!

UP

I found SO MANY cool documentaries, etc., to watch on NF.

I saw a show, on History Channel I think (maybe it was Green or whatever the other one is called) about how Beer Saved the World, and the basic premise was that the advent of agrarianism rested almost solely on human desire to grow grain to make beer.

I saw another one via NF about a guy who cares for the parrots that fly wild around San Fran, but I can't remember what it was called.

Anyway, yep, you only have to sell the most. Quantity > quality.

 

[sfzoo]

^the wild parrots of telegraph hill..

them birds are LOUD!

 

[Seamaiden]

THAT's it! Thanks! :D

No such thing as a quiet psittacine (unless, sir, your parrot is dead), IMLE.

 

[420alldaze]

high to all just watched a kool documentary on nf called how weed won the west. just thought id put it out there. have a grateful weekend. peacentreez