148: No Such Thing As A Plummeting Moose

No Such Thing As A Fish

Arts, Nature, History, Science, Improv, Comedy

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🗓️ 20 January 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Andy, James, Anna and Alex discuss helicopter dung attacks, Sesame Street's Donald Trump and the best way to cover the smell of urine.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast
0:18.4	coming to you from the QI offices in Covent Garden.
0:21.5	My name is Andrew Hunter Murray and I'm sitting here with Anna Tijinski, James Harkin and
0:25.2	Alex Bell and we have gathered our favourite facts from the last seven days so in no particular
0:30.8	order here we go starting with you Anna.
0:34.2	My fact this week is that the second president of the United States of America used to inspect
0:39.3	London's Dung.
0:41.4	Why did John Adams go around inspecting Dung?
0:44.0	The reason he did it, he obviously was a farmer and he was inspecting it.
0:47.8	Obviously little may fact he was also the president of the United States.
0:51.3	He's most famous for his farming days.
0:53.3	No sorry, obviously from his diaries that he's a farmer because he's a farmer.
0:57.0	He's a little from his dairy.
0:59.0	Oh my God.
1:01.0	Was it sort of 25th March, did some more farming today?
1:05.6	Is that what gives it away?
1:06.6	That was my first clue, yeah, 25th March, milk to cow.
1:11.1	When all the people of America let me get back to my farm.
1:15.7	He was a farmer and so he was inspecting it to compare it to his own Dung and he pointed
1:20.8	out.
1:21.8	This is not normal behaviour in a person.
1:25.9	Well, and he's questioning.
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