Bumblebees are a great example of an everyday creature that we benefit from enormously; imagine your diet without tomatoes, strawberries, ketchup, blueberries, peppers, raspberries, runner beans and so on.
The fact that the actors are not actually voicing the dialogue draws attention to the quirks of everyday conversation (think Creature Comforts without the clay), but where actor John Cobb raises the roof earlier in the show as he lipsynchs to a recording of an elderly speech therapist, this scene gets a quieter reception because of the serious subject matter.
You're presented with a typical everyday scene: Egg-like creatures disembark from a bus, a water fountain hides a cavernous space with a system of subterranean pipes and plant life, palm trees ride escalators, the contents of a drinks machine float out, glow, and swirl around.
But numerous flatulent creatures emit it everyday, too.
Consider, for example, the thoughts involved in everyday visual recognition (or the thoughts of creatures without a natural language).
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Fishing out photos of "supernatural" creatures on the internet is an everyday thing.
Flash allows literature to be a part of our everyday life, even if we are strange multitasking creatures addled by a world that demands more, more, more.
If we were rational creatures living for the economics of everyday life, we would stay on the surface.
The character is both a whimsical creature and a product of the everyday.
As just a common everyday NY'er, what can I do to help these beautiful creatures thrive in our urban jungle?
