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| Author: | MacGyver [ Oct 11th, '12, 21:08 ] |
| Post subject: | Movies |
This is where you can recommend/discuss movies and documentaries that you have enjoyed. It does not have to be related to Aquaponics although that would be an extra added bonus. I like an old film called "East of Eden". The father in the film devises a way to grow lettuce and for some reason it makes me think of aquaponics. |
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| Author: | seamonkey [ Oct 11th, '12, 21:17 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
Attack of the Killer AP Tomatoes comes to my mind |
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| Author: | MacGyver [ Oct 11th, '12, 22:33 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
That movie looks like a bit of a laugh Imagine giant tomato vines growing out of control of aquaponics systems invading family homes! |
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| Author: | Zubin [ Oct 11th, '12, 22:43 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
"We were Soldiers" In memory of my favorite Command Seargant Major Basil L. Plumley. He just passed away in Georgia. A lot of truth was in that movie |
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| Author: | seamonkey [ Oct 11th, '12, 22:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
Mac Gyver, I have one of those scarry AP tomato plants that has gone throughout the year. Have just had to cut it back because ridiculously overgrown. Zubin, havnt seen that one but will now investigate Thank you |
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| Author: | seamonkey [ Oct 11th, '12, 23:01 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
Yep, How is that Zubin, 63 years of marriage and his wife died May this year and he made it to October. Heaps of volunteer work . What a True Gem. Thanks for that Zubinxoxo |
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| Author: | MacGyver [ Oct 11th, '12, 23:23 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
It's always difficult to hear of the passing of someone we respect. The film looks very interesting. Thanks Zubin. |
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| Author: | Zubin [ Oct 12th, '12, 00:00 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Movies |
Welcome. The chances of you enjoying that movie is very high. I have known many many great worriers who always did the RIGHT things, even if no one was there to see or know about. Some of them just hard to forget. |
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