Science video with man in a kilt
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 1:50 pm
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Science video with man in a kilt
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Re: Science video with man in a kilt
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 7:28 pm
A bit feeble I thought! but good to see a kilt in use!
Re: Science video with man in a kilt
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 2:15 am
Feeble, you think it's that strong? I was thinking more on the line of nearly dead. By the way, who else noticed there was no liquid in the can? All that swallowing he was doing and his adam's apple was not moving at all. No liquid passing it...? Mine always moves when I swallow, I'd assume all yours do too. 
Nice to see you up and about, B&B.
Nice to see you up and about, B&B.
Re: Science video with man in a kilt
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 2:40 pm
POSITIVELY BRILLIANT!
a little bit of 50's-style classroom science class filming, a good show of the kilt & sporran, a simple visual explanation of physics, and an actor who doesn't mind looking a bit of the fool.
this mutant gives it 3 thumbs-up!
a little bit of 50's-style classroom science class filming, a good show of the kilt & sporran, a simple visual explanation of physics, and an actor who doesn't mind looking a bit of the fool.
this mutant gives it 3 thumbs-up!
Re: Science video with man in a kilt
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 10:29 pm
Cheers Skip,
Good to be back on line again, but kind of busy these days, working on my hoose and also helping to sort out somebody elses which got badly flooded out thanks to frozen pipes, (Several days of water at mains pressure into the top floor makes a mess!).
Good to be back on line again, but kind of busy these days, working on my hoose and also helping to sort out somebody elses which got badly flooded out thanks to frozen pipes, (Several days of water at mains pressure into the top floor makes a mess!).