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[Bão]

Hey guys, I know this may be really random, but whatever, here goes nothing...

I was wondering if you guys could help me with something big. My good friend, Duncan (TK17), has finally released his full-length documentary about parkour and its birthplace, Project: Pilgrimage. I was hoping if any one of you could help me out by gaining some attention, every little bit helps. So if you're willing to help, here's a few options:

1. Help me get this on Digg's frontpage [ Link ]
2. Download and watch the video
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3. If you download and watch the video, give me constructive criticisms and your opinions, I'll send them to TK
4. If you download and watch the video, perhaps you could seed for an hour or two
5. If you download and watch the video, spread the word
6. If you do not have time for options #2-5, rethink about why you didn't chose those options

Anyway, I watched the video at a private screening during a jam last month, so what I saw may be different from what you'll be downloading. The video first goes into depth about parkour and then about the pilgrimage to parkour's birthplace. Please note, this is NOT just any parkour video, it's completely different from the YouTube samplers that many of you have seen. By the way, this is Duncan's firstborn...

[Shadiel]

Torrenting right now.
I'll seed it for you for a few days until theres a few more seeders up.

[pyke]

Oh wow, this is really interesting sounding. You and your buds are really into parkour, aren't you?

[Will]

You've been Dugg!

[Bão]

Torrenting right now.
I'll seed it for you for a few days until theres a few more seeders up.

You've been Dugg!

Thanks guys, a lot of the European community should be seeding sometime throughout this week. I don't think Digg will be working out. Duncan is trying to get this airred sometime, if possible. After all, you could definitely compare this to the Jumps (Jump London / Jump Britain).

Oh wow, this is really interesting sounding. You and your buds are really into parkour, aren't you?

Yeah, I don't want to really just say parkour has become a lifestyle because so many traceurs recognize it as that. I could say parkour has given me a key to doors that I've never open which has taught me a great deal about myself. To be honest, parkour is just the ultimate goal, I've become much more interested in the values I learn and how strong I can grow.

[Will]

This is too cool to let die.
Solution:

Oh and I used to be somewhat into parkour but not nearly to the point you are though. I could wallflip back then though! I've got a vid of me pulling it off. I'm gonna look for that vid.

Edited by Will, 23 March 2008 - 10:12 PM.

[Lawivido]

Dugg. :] Downloading now. I'm actually excited to see it.

[113]

The intro sequence is absolutely amazing.

[Lawivido]

Just finished watching it. This inspired me. Alot.

[Bão]

The intro sequence is absolutely amazing.

Haha, I hear that from everybody who's seen this the past couple of days. Duncan got up around 4-5AM to climb the Dam Du Lac and film the sunrise. He also bought a new helmet camcorder just to record that climb, before that, he had broken the helmet and had to bungie cord and duct tape his video camera to film something for his sampler.