Anyone watch the documentary 'Blackfish' about the killer whales at Seaworld?

[Monty91]

The trainer who was pulled under three times and managed to maintain his cool so he could breath underwater until the whale released him :yikes:

[Snin]

[Classic Jorge]

I did manage to take in that doc about the heroic Kim Philby the other day though, cracking documentary about a very admirable fellow who sacrificed so much for a cause he really believed in.

['Neg]

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-BZayBaG-Dbs/T5QnKY5eDYI/AAAAAAAAAW0/kbgUvwOpPrM/s1600/Man%2BFrom%2BAtlantis.jpg

[Monty91]

I was sufficiently moved to have absolutely no desire to see any of the whale-on-trainer attacks that have been caught on camera over the years.

I may watch that Kim Philby one as a companion piece to this, which was excellent

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03hy7k8/Strange_Days_C old_War_Britain_Red_Dawn/ (http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03hy7k8/Strange_Days_Cold_War_Britain_Red_Dawn/)

[Classic Jorge]

An utterly skewed, biased and one-sided take on history. I honestly think they made it just to show the tories they can trot out trite pro-capitalist propaganda-by-numbers, as if there was a doubt about that.

[Berni]

from their parents as it made her blub. http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/ohwell.gif

[Snin]

[Monty91]

how communism at at the time *could* have seemed like a viable alternative.

[Classic Jorge]

you *******

[barrybueno]

I f**king despise humans I really do