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Curveball wins it. Bruce Parry's great, although I'm not sure what his actual survival skills are. He's a jolly nice chap and can take a mansize dose of natural hallucinagenics, though.danrev wrote:But +1 for Bruce Parry. Entertaining and informative, best of both worlds.
Parry used to be a marine so I reckon his survival skills would be pretty damn good...magma wrote:Curveball wins it. Bruce Parry's great, although I'm not sure what his actual survival skills are. He's a jolly nice chap and can take a mansize dose of natural hallucinagenics, though.danrev wrote:But +1 for Bruce Parry. Entertaining and informative, best of both worlds.
Yeah, see what his fucking SAS training does against my mind, sharpened by years of smoking dope and watching extreme martial arts movies. I could seriously plan to fuck that pussy up.pkay wrote:Either way, if I'm stranded with either one of them we're eating them first.
Yeah, Parry was a royal marine instructor.kins83 wrote:Parry used to be a marine so I reckon his survival skills would be pretty damn good...magma wrote:Curveball wins it. Bruce Parry's great, although I'm not sure what his actual survival skills are. He's a jolly nice chap and can take a mansize dose of natural hallucinagenics, though.danrev wrote:But +1 for Bruce Parry. Entertaining and informative, best of both worlds.
Currently, his series, Amazon is being re-shown on British TV. To link in with this series and his last one, Tribe, he has put together a double album of twenty exclusive new songs from KT Tunstall, Johnny Borrell, A-ha, Black-Eyed Peas, Hot Chip and more. The album is called Bruce Parry presents: Amazon/Tribe - Songs for Survival. The first track on the album is used as the opening theme music for Amazon. The album is available now on iTunes and will be released on the 13 October 2008. The record label is Kensaltown Records and all profits will go to Survival International.