127 Hours
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Re: 127 Hours
by Liamy77 » Sat 26 Feb, 2011 11:24 am
damn- i just broke my leatherman skeletool yesterday in an operating theater! - on a piece of equipment tho not on a patient! mutter swear mutter.....
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Re: 127 Hours
by Earthling » Sun 27 Feb, 2011 7:41 am
Liamy77 wrote:damn- i just broke my leatherman skeletool yesterday in an operating theater! - on a piece of equipment tho not on a patient! mutter swear mutter.....
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Leatherman-Skele ... 43a56b8dcb
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Re: 127 Hours
by Liamy77 » Sun 27 Feb, 2011 10:27 am
25 year factory warranty eh?.... i wonder what it covers... sheared off one jaw of the pliers under "squeeze".....
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GRAVITY... IS A HARSH MISTRESS!
knowledge's lighter than gadgets..but gadgets can be fun!
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Re: 127 Hours
by andrewbish » Mon 14 Mar, 2011 9:52 pm
Finally got around to seeing 127 Hours movie last night. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Great music and energy. Who'd of thought it would be so fascinating to watch a guy stuck in one spot. Actually, between the various efforts to escape, keep warm and hydrate as well as the insights into his thoughts, it was never dull.
I was expecting to see lots of product placement, but they only showed what you can see on the actual video of Aron on YouTube. I did wonder what brand of watch he was wearing.
There was a strong message in this movie about the importance of letting others know where you are going. I wonder if there has been a spike in sales of EPIRBs and SPOTs since the movie was released? (Frankly - I'd give my right arm for one.
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A must-see movie for outdoorsy types.
I was expecting to see lots of product placement, but they only showed what you can see on the actual video of Aron on YouTube. I did wonder what brand of watch he was wearing.
There was a strong message in this movie about the importance of letting others know where you are going. I wonder if there has been a spike in sales of EPIRBs and SPOTs since the movie was released? (Frankly - I'd give my right arm for one.
)A must-see movie for outdoorsy types.
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