>> ^cybrbeast:
I'd like to see the full picture, but it's not available. Only one I could find is this tiny one
http://gallery.pictopia.com/natgeo/photo/8389209/


http://media.npr.org/assets/news/2009/09/29/redwood.jpg

I'd like to see the full picture, but it's not available. Only one I could find is this tiny one
http://gallery.pictopia.com/natgeo/photo/8389209/

^ thanks for the tip, spoco

Full documentary here: http://www.videosift.com/video/Hitler-s-Hidden-City-NatGeo-Documentary

When did NatGeo start hiring their hosts from Jackass alumnis

Cool. Thanks!

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Fascinating. I'm loving these NatGeo videos. *promote

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Fascinating. I'm loving these NatGeo videos. *promote

The title is the same from the YT submission, but I guess that the racoon name is willie and he is a "cat whisperer" like cesar milan is natgeo´s dog whisperer, a subduer of rebel pets and their owners.

This is why you shouldn't comment while you're having severe menstrual cramps, MINK.

>> ^MINK:
ARRRGGHGHHGHGHGHGHHGGH
i hate the natgeo channel
i discovered NOTHING.
they keep repeating how amazing everything is, but they never say how. How is this structure good? Yes it looks different, we know. Yes architects designed it, we know. Wow, you had a fire engineer? Wow what a discovery.
"enough plastic to cover 14 rugby pitches" so what? My lungs have the surface area of a tennis court, i think that's more amazing than "this building is large".
"1/8th of a penny thick" so what? is that thin? most plastic sheeting i have seen in my life is also thin.
ARGH fuck you.

ARRRGGHGHHGHGHGHGHHGGH

i hate the natgeo channel

i discovered NOTHING.

they keep repeating how amazing everything is, but they never say how. How is this structure good? Yes it looks different, we know. Yes architects designed it, we know. Wow, you had a fire engineer? Wow what a discovery.

"enough plastic to cover 14 rugby pitches" so what? My lungs have the surface area of a tennis court, i think that's more amazing than "this building is large".

"1/8th of a penny thick" so what? is that thin? most plastic sheeting i have seen in my life is also thin.

ARGH fuck you.