I'm sitting here with James Harkin, Anatishinsky and Andrew Hunter Murray.

And once again, we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts

from the last seven days and in no particular order, here we go.

Starting with fact number one, and that's my fact.

My fact this week is that in the 1910s, animal dances, including the camel walk, the turkey

trot, the crab step, the chicken flip, and the kangaroo dip, were so controversial they

were banned at the White House, condemned by the Pope and warned against by doctors.

Wow, why were they so bad?

Were they sexy?

I bet they were sexy dances, they always are, aren't they?

I watched the turkey trot.

You could argue there's a bit of sex in there, but ultimately you just looked like an idiot,

I think.

I mean, what could sound sexy than the crab step?

It's very raunchy stuff, the chicken flip.

They're all these, no, the sloth squeeze was another one.

Yeah.

The bowl weevil wiggle.

That was another one.

It doesn't exactly sound like twerking.

They're quite, they're very tame from...

They were.

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