Would love to see this done for the ocean liner episode of Brideshead Revisited, that had some excellent swaying.
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according to robert sapolsky mating in space has a long way to go as sperm requires gravity to make a success story which does not say much for the rest of mass bodies
Make way for the Conceptifuge!
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I’ll just leave this here:
Note that this is not actually the Shetland ferry, which is designed to sail in this sort of weather:
so has all the furniture bolted to the floor. It’s a cruise liner off New Zealand.
I’ve seen b-roll where the director says “Shake right! Shake left!”
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When I was a kid, The family crossed every year at least twice from France to Ireland (Le Havre-Rosslare). When you got to St George’s Channel, the ferry could almost go 45°, but unlike you, I was among the sick ones, strapped onto something, my belly full of After Eights… I’m pretty sure the sea wasn’t responsible for that sickness.
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Thanks, that makes sense.
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the compass is in bed with the centrifuge
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And finally, Monsieur, a wafer-thin mint
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That’s about 4 times the size of the college dorm room that I shared with another guy.
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Bugger off, I’m stuffed !
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Naval love
Across the seas, playing, worn
a destroyer minonositsa.
Cling like honey to the sedge,
minonosochka to the destroyer.
And the end of it had not happened to him,
minonosemu complacency.
Suddenly, a spotlight, vzdev on his glasses,
minonosochki stared at the back.
As the roar mednogolosina:
“P-rr-astakaya minonosina!”
Right eh, eh left, right, eh rush,
and fled minonositsa.
But he managed to strike
along the edge on minonosemu.
Crying and howling seas worn:
minonositsa widowed.
And that is intolerable to us
minonosinom peace in the family?
1915
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