Seagull movie

[@rie]

http://video.google.nl/videoplay?docid= ... 4069429841

Seagull movie

[charlesp]

...ending with a demonstration of the useful properties of the propspring!

[sakean99]

Ok, so the soundtrack is great, but where was the cloud of blue smoke. I hope it wasn't running at 50:1 . . .

[@rie]

It's running at 15:1

[Geertje]

Another Seagull film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZnKi0z8sMg

[sakean99]

Nice one, but what was the "death rattle" at the end?

[CatiGull]

Starring Steven Seagull, no doubt????

[Geertje]

The "death rattle" was the sound of the anchor chain slipping unexpectedly over the edge of the boat, bringing us to a rather inelegant stop. Just bad seamanship, I'm afraid!

Seagull-related movies seem to be an underepresented genre on YouTube, and on the internet generally. I can't imagine why; it would be good to see some more.

[sakean99]

The "death rattle" was the sound of the anchor chain slipping

I love it! As soon as you get a camera out, your attention is diverted & everything goes pear-shaped! Bin there, dun that![/quote]

[Geertje]

Since contributing to the above discussion, I've noticed that someone - perhaps a follower of this thread - has created a British-Seagull group on Youtube (see: http://youtube.com/group/britishseagull). There are a few Seagull related movies on there at present, but it would be good to see some more.

In a similar spirit, I've just created a British-Seagull group on Flickr, the photo-sharing website (see: http://www.flickr.com/groups/british-seagull/).
Members and their Seagull-related photographs are invited.

Surely it can be only a matter of time before Seagull imagery becomes more prevalent than pornography on the Internet....