No Such Thing As A Bulge In Ken's Groin

No Such Thing As A Fish

Nature, Science, Comedy, History

4.7 • 18.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2014

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Episode 15: This week in the QI office Dan Schreiber (@schreiberland), James Harkin (@eggshaped), Andrew Hunter Murray (@andrewhunterm) & Anna Ptaszynski (@nosuchthing) discuss Aztec popcorn, Top Gun in China, exploding dolls and David Cameron's door handle.

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0:00.0	We run it on QI a few years ago.
0:02.0	Yeah.
0:02.5	Which was, there's no such thing as a fish.
0:04.5	You know the no such thing as a fish.
0:05.7	No, seriously, it's in the Oxford Dictionary of Underwater Life.
0:09.7	It says it right there, first paragraph.
0:11.5	No such thing as a fish.
0:12.5	Hello and welcome to season two of no such thing as a fish.
0:22.8	This is the QI podcast coming to you from our offices in Covenant Garden.
0:27.1	My name is Dan Trigor.
0:28.1	I'm sitting here with Anichesinsky, James Harkin and Andy Murray.
0:32.1	And these are our favorite facts from the last seven days.
0:35.1	So in no particular order, here we go.
0:39.6	James.
0:40.6	Okay, my fact is the Aztecs won necklaces made from popcorn.
0:46.1	Was it done like, you know the necklaces, the candy necklaces that you have?
0:50.1	Yeah, kind of like that on a string.
0:51.6	Yeah, on a string.
0:52.6	Was it like that?
0:53.6	Yeah.
0:54.1	Was it there so that they could eat the popcorn?
0:56.1	Was there because they used popcorn as a like an offering to the gods because it was an important crop?
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