Hi everyone. Welcome to the second ever episode of Little Fish. Little Fish is a show where we list your facts, things that you've sent in to the podcast

at QI.com inbox. Andy has sifted through them and he has found the very sweetest plums,

sent them over to the rest of us and we're going to go through them today and chat about them.

Are they true?

Are they not true? Do we know more about the subject? Have we never heard of any of these words before in our life? We will see as we move on. So who is going to do the first fight? It can't be me because I did the intro. It has to be one of you two. Oh, go on. I'll throw a plum your way then. Jump in, let's do it. See how sweet you find it.

Yum, yum, plum, plum. you two. Oh, go on. I'll throw a plum your way then. Jump in. Let's do it. See how sweet you find it.

Yum, yum, plum, plum. My fact, sorry. One of these days, one of these catchphrases will pay our

handy and everyone will be saying, yum, yum, yum, plum, plum. It'll be the new six, seven.

You'll see, James, when I'm opening

nightclubs around the country, shouting

yum, yum, plum, plum.

Right, this is from the unimprovably named

Nathan Gallimor Strong.

I think friend of this parish, I think we may have heard

from him before. Oh yeah? Okay. But he says, the windiest place in the UK is the butt of Lewis. That's it. Thanks. Nathan.

There you go. And it's basically it's on the Isle of Lewis. Lewis and Harris. Harris and Lewis. And the butt is on a very, very northern tip of Lewis.

And during his trip, he also wrote his first finicular railway.

So congratulations, Nathan.

Oh, very good.

It's a little bit contentious, this fact.

I did do some follow-up.

I always thought it was further north.

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