Yeah, but you've got to listen to the "meow" in context. Cats can pack a lot of data into a single "meow"....Gawdzilla wrote:I watch a docu. once that solemnly proclaimed that cats used exactly one sound, "meow", with humans. I doubted.Clinton Huxley wrote:Hah.Gawdzilla wrote:What were you doing in church?Clinton Huxley wrote:I was in a lecture re chimpanzee communication on Saturday and I don't believe that the apes portrayed in Planet of the Aforementioned were terribly accurate.
Manchester Science Week. Was terribly informative. Chimpanzees emit 13 disticnt sounds, apparently.
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Some of them on the pitch:Clinton Huxley wrote:All the Humanzees were at Old Trafford....klr wrote:Are you sure you weren't just sitting next to some football fans?Clinton Huxley wrote:Hah.Gawdzilla wrote:What were you doing in church?Clinton Huxley wrote:I was in a lecture re chimpanzee communication on Saturday and I don't believe that the apes portrayed in Planet of the Aforementioned were terribly accurate.
Manchester Science Week. Was terribly informative. Chimpanzees emit 13 disticnt sounds, apparently.

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I've been listening to cats for over half a century. They use a variety of sounds, not just meow. The docu. tried to state that meow was "me" and "ow", greeting and caution, combined. It this prattled on about how cats were acknowledging people and warning them at the same time. All I got out of it was that somebody had published a paper and was in love with it.Clinton Huxley wrote:Yeah, but you've got to listen to the "meow" in context. Cats can pack a lot of data into a single "meow"....
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Sounds like the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis....Gawdzilla wrote:I've been listening to cats for over half a century. They use a variety of sounds, not just meow. The docu. tried to state that meow was "me" and "ow", greeting and caution, combined. It this prattled on about how cats were acknowledging people and warning them at the same time. All I got out of it was that somebody had published a paper and was in love with it.Clinton Huxley wrote:Yeah, but you've got to listen to the "meow" in context. Cats can pack a lot of data into a single "meow"....
The Huxley cat certainly emits more than meows....
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My cats talk to me all the time. (More so when they're on nip and I've been into the little bag, of course.) I've learned most of their signals, and they've learned one of mine, "NO!".Clinton Huxley wrote:Sounds like the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis....Gawdzilla wrote:I've been listening to cats for over half a century. They use a variety of sounds, not just meow. The docu. tried to state that meow was "me" and "ow", greeting and caution, combined. It this prattled on about how cats were acknowledging people and warning them at the same time. All I got out of it was that somebody had published a paper and was in love with it.Clinton Huxley wrote:Yeah, but you've got to listen to the "meow" in context. Cats can pack a lot of data into a single "meow"....
The Huxley cat certainly emits more than meows....
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I'm not sure if I've seen them all, but I certainly liked the first one. It's also a film that holds up under repeated viewings, and doesn't seem dated to this day. I don't think it's just nostalgic fondness to say it's a fine film.
I recall the others in the series, the ones that I saw at least,as being not nearly as good as the first. Still, I wouldn't mind having that boxed set at all in my DVD collection. I think it'd be money well spent.
I recall the others in the series, the ones that I saw at least,as being not nearly as good as the first. Still, I wouldn't mind having that boxed set at all in my DVD collection. I think it'd be money well spent.
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Just followed the link to amazon. Only thirty-five bucks for the whole set?! Holy shit, that's cheap as hell 

People think "queue" is just "q" followed by 4 silent letters.
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Yes, the final scene in that movie is classic. And the number of porno movies that took off from the Planet of the Apes must be staggering.tattuchu wrote:I'm not sure if I've seen them all, but I certainly liked the first one. It's also a film that holds up under repeated viewings, and doesn't seem dated to this day. I don't think it's just nostalgic fondness to say it's a fine film.
I recall the others in the series, the ones that I saw at least,as being not nearly as good as the first. Still, I wouldn't mind having that boxed set at all in my DVD collection. I think it'd be money well spent.

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