Episode #044

Skeptics with a K

Skeptic Media Limited

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Science

4.8 • 924 Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2011

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Easter Special! Mike, Marsh and Colin discuss the story of Easter, the zombie apocalypse, snoring, smurfs and swastikas. Plus, vomiting in a bin, free tea at 13,000 ft, Colin’s missing day and the Raggy Dolls.

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0:00.0	I love the word spool. You never get to use spool anymore. Now you don't use typewriters or tape,
0:04.8	you never, you never, nothing spools anymore. Except cotton. Cotton, but how often have you spooled cotton?
0:09.5	Last time I spooled cotton I was making a swastika.
0:13.0	That's going to stayika. That's true.
0:15.0	That actually the whole spool section.
0:17.0	Spool into swastika.
0:19.0	That he were opening right there. It is a
0:25.0	a first day the 21st of April 2011 and you are listening to Skeptics with a
0:29.8	Kay, the podcast for science reason and critical thinking.
0:32.8	Skeptics with K is a production of the Merseys Skeptic Society,
0:36.3	a non-profit organization dedicated the promotion of scientific skepticism on Merseys
0:40.5	around the UK and internationally.
0:42.8	I am your host, Mike Hall, with me today is Marsh.
0:45.6	Hello.
0:46.6	And Colin.
0:47.6	Hello.
0:48.6	So Colin, yes.
0:50.8	This is much later than a normal recording time.
0:53.0	It is. Is there a reason for this, Colin?
0:55.0	That is, because I thought it was a different day and I was just sitting on my arm.
0:59.0	Instead of coming to the podcast, recording.
1:01.0	In Colin's mind, this is about 23 hours earlier than our
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