Continuing the series, here is parts 6 and 7 from VBS.tv's series TOXIC-Garbage Island. Contains some vulgar language. If you can get past the annoying attitude of the host, there are some lessons here! I extremely disagree with his statement about it being so boring out on the open sea. I'm sorry you don't get fucking cell phone reception or cable TV out there brah.
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Thanks Dave, I've seen that article, but its been a long time. That first picture is very striking.
I generally agree with you about reading, but the upcoming "youtube" generation is all about visuals and interactive experiences. Makes me wonder where the future of content is heading.