The Belcerabons of Kakrafoon Kappa had an unhappy time. Arthur meets them in Mostly Harmless during his search for a new home.
Netball is a popular sport among the people of Bartledann despite the fact that no one cares about winning.
Bartledannian literature is renowned, and its books are notable for being exactly one hundred thousand words long. Due to their view on the Universe – that the Universe is what the Universe is, take it or leave it – they have no desires, dreams or hopes, to the point that the protagonist of a large boring book abruptly dies of thirst in the penultimate chapter of the book due to a briefly mentioned plumbing problem earlier on. The people of Bartledann are similar to humans, but do not breathe.
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The Amoeboid Zingatularians appear as a stellar replacement in the long-running comedic play No Sex Please, We're British at the end of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy radio series Fit the Third. Ford Prefect says wistfully, "if I had one Altairan dollar for every time.". Zaphod Beeblebox mysteriously receives an annual 60,000 Altairian dollars into his Brantisvogan account however, the currency is also said to have "recently collapsed". It will take less than thirty Altairan dollars a day for hitchhikers to see the universe so long as said hitchhikers avoid buying fruit drinks at Ursa Minor Beta bars, which cost sixty Altairian dollars. The popular anti-teleport song claims that "Aldebaran's great, Okay", but the Aldebarans are better known for their liqueurs (sold at Milliways), and fine wines (as Trillian prepared for Zaphod after deactivating all the Heart of Gold kitchen synthomatics).Īltairians File:Altairian dollar symbol.svg These are the intelligent races as described by author Douglas Adams in his "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series of novels.
2.16 Scintillating Jeweled Scuttling Crabs.2.15 Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal.1.29 Strangulous Stilettans of Jajazikstak.1.28 Silastic Armourfiends of Striterax.
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