Caledonia Part III: The Stars
The Phelpses in London and elsewhere.
'Having an infant is largely sleep deprivation combined with janitorial duties. Sort of like
being in a Vietnamese prison
camp.'
Bryce Forney
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'The female accepts a male who keeps up adequately during the dance, and rejects one
who does not. The female is,
therefore, extremely discriminating; in contrast, a male will dance with and attempt to mount a blob of wax on the end of a bristle, moved in an
appropriate side-to-side
manner and then held still.'
John Maynard Smith,
The Evolution of Sex.
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“We had the sky up there, all speckled with stars, and we used to lay on our backs and look up at them, and discuss about whether they was made or only just happened.”
-Mark Twain
Great editing.
5:22 am
Surely one or two place names were pronounced correctly!
11:25 pm
Thanks, Bri. The end credits song mentions stars, too.
You're right, Mom. Some Scottish place names were occasionally pronounced correctly, so the disclaimer isn't quite true. But no Scottish place name was pronounced correcly on every occasion, I think. I'll have to watch it again and see.
7:41 pm
Like the Harry Potter series, the Caledonia series gets better and better.
5:45 am
Well, that's good, because I know you didn't like one of the earlier Harry Potter films. I'm not reading the books myself, but Clare is as ever enthusiastic, and we saw the latest film together.
6:57 pm
Sorry, you're right: Places like Troon were pronounced correctly every time. But no animals were harmed.
9:36 pm
Were the animals pronounced correctly?
1:58 am
No animals were pronounced correctly in the making of the film. (There are no animals in Scotland.)
10:13 pm
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