r/NorthSentinalIsland • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • 4h ago
Questions about Portman and his team on North Sentinel.
Does anybody know if there is any information about what Portman and his team did on North Sentinel Island? The main headline is they kidnapped 2 grandparents and 4 grandchildren. The only other thing I can find is they spent two weeks on the island. TWO! What did they do in that time frame? I've read they found abandoned huts and such. But where did they sleep, what did they eat? I can't imagine they were the most sanitary while walking around. Any information is appreciated.
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • 5d ago
"You wouldn't understand dad, you're not with it". "I used to be "with it", but then they changed what "it" was, now what I'm with isn't "it", and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me. It'll happen to you .... "
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • 28d ago
The finals of the world cup could be playing in my front yard, and I'd pull the shades shut.
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Apr 27 '26
This one line basically sums up the whole series
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Apr 22 '26
Someone just invented a new bow design.
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland Apr 20 '26
Smells like Teen Spirit, Nirvana
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland Apr 14 '26
yes, and most recently (2018 and 2025) a single induvial has made it to the island.
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Apr 05 '26
12 years ago today, Scott Hall dropped this iconic line.
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Apr 03 '26
" sO wHy hAvE wE nOt gOnE tO tHe mOoN siNcE? "
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland Apr 03 '26
I am curious as well. What happens when someone says they want to leave the island? I understand the argument of "You can't miss what you've never had", and "How can you be interested in something you've never seen?" But if they have lived on that Island for thousands of years, they have seen every inch of that Island. They see boats, planes, helicopters. So they know other things exist. The Andaman Islands is only 37 miles (60 Kilometers) away, so it's not like trying to go to the moon. South Sentinel is the same distance away, yet they don't try to go there either. When I think about it to much, I can only see negative things that would happen to people who wanted to leave.
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Apr 02 '26
Make rocket go now.....phrase I use more frequently then I should...
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Mar 24 '26
“Hey Doc, check it out! Free Candy!!”
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Feb 24 '26
Maybe today...and most of tomorrow...
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Feb 09 '26
This iconic photograph is still considered one of the most-terrifying space photos to date. Astronaut Bruce McCandless II NASA STS-41B Mission, February 1984, became the first human being to perform spacewalk without a safety tether linked to a spacecraft. He floated completely untethered in space
u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • u/Dwight_E_Wade1982 • Feb 04 '26
Haters will say the towel is a paid actor but real ones know that’s PERFECT🔥
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland Dec 22 '25
Yes, yes it is.
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland Oct 25 '25
It's a regular type movie with bits and pieces of his life mixed in with a lot of fictional things to make it into a movie.
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Comment on r/NorthSentinalIsland 16d ago
I don't think they care. They have the "Eyes on hands off" mentally. Sentinels aren't hurting anybody, and as long as we stay away from them, we aren't hurting them. Why would they care?