Humans and monkeys, center stage

April 6, 2007

A new play captures the power struggles that can occur among troops of monkeys and the scientists studying them.

posted by Daniel Lestarjette in animals, anthropology, culture, humans, science | * | 1 comment

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Sheila Ryan on April 6th, 2007 at 3:53 pm

What a fabulous donnée. I hope the play fulfills its promise.

Sheila Ryan: HOLLYWOOD, CALIF., Jan. 24 [1937] (AP) Death in a small Hollywood apartment ended Marie Prevost’s...
Sheila Ryan: O, yes!
SC: O, Canadian Astronaut Corps!
Sheila Ryan: This (the goatish clip) is curiously reminiscent of a little video of me and a wiener dog that I hope to...
Derek White: Roasted cattle limbs.
Derek White: Oh, and if you’re wondering what futuku is, google it .. there’s some video out there of...
Derek White: Evidently the guy who painted those is some strange homeless guy in Kibera slum or something, my friends...
Derek White: Dude’s got some pipes.
Sheila Ryan: Young friend to family: “Sheila’s going to lie on the floor of the Stabbin’ Cabin and...
Sheila Ryan: Also: O Canada!
Sheila Ryan: I can’t help myself. I know it’s corny, but I love it.
Sheila Ryan: (I was thinking about goats again.)
Sheila Ryan: Dog’s okay, but dog and I have an early call tomorrow for another production. I have fallen into...
Sheila Ryan: Futuku.
Derek White: … see also Got Got Your Tongue.