20: No Such Thing As A Dangerous Daffodil

No Such Thing As A Fish

Arts, Nature, History, Science, Improv, Comedy

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🗓️ 1 August 2014

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Episode 20 - This week in the QI office Dan (@schreiberland), James (@eggshaped), Anne (@miller_anne) and Andy (@andrewhunterm) discuss aggressive bees, Walt Disney's breakfast, shouting on buses and more...

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0:00.0	We run it on QI a few years ago.
0:01.6	Yeah.
0:02.1	And which was, there's no such thing as a fish.
0:04.4	You ended up not such thing as a fish.
0:05.6	No, seriously, it's in the Oxford Dictionary of Underwater Life.
0:09.9	It says it right there, first paragraph.
0:11.5	No such thing as a fish.
0:18.6	Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast
0:24.2	coming to you from the QI offices in Covent Garden.
0:27.3	My name is Dan Treiber.
0:28.6	I am sitting at a table with Ann Miller, James Harkin and Andy Murray.
0:33.4	And once again, we've gathered around with our favorite facts from the last seven days
0:38.0	and in no particular order, here they are.
0:42.9	OK, fact number one, and that's you, James.
0:45.8	OK, my fact is that the most painful place to be stung by a bee is your nostril.
0:52.7	Is it?
0:53.3	It is.
0:54.2	So a bee inside your nose.
0:55.8	Yeah, just the inside of your nostril, apparently,
0:58.4	it's the worst place to be stung.
0:59.6	How do you know this?
1:00.7	Well, I know this because there was a Cornell University student called Michael Smith
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