Oh, and welcome to another episode of No Stop Sinner's A Fish A Weed Weed Podcast.

This week coming to you from the Soho Theater in Central London, my name is Dan Schreiber.

I'm sitting here with the three regular elves, it's James Harkin, Andy Murray and Aniches

and Zinski. And once again, we've got around the microphone with our four favorite facts

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

Okay, my fact this week is that the 2012 law prohibiting nudity in San Francisco was

proposed by a politician called Scott Wiener.

Keeping it high, Brown. Yeah. Yeah, just like that, just like funny names, really.

Yeah, that's my favorite thing. It's also that nominative determinism thing, isn't it?

Yeah. We've actually met the person who coined nominative determinism.

Really? Yes, it's Mr. Determinism.

Yes, Mr. Determinism. No, it's a British guy called John Hoyland. Sadly, he passed away last year.

But he used to write for new sciences and he coined it and he coined it because he saw on the

same day two things when he was out in the shops. The first thing was he saw a book that

had come out on the Arctic by Mr. Snowman. And in that very same day, he read a scientific

paper on incontinence by J.W. Splat. And D. Weedon.

Yeah. Weedon and Splat. It's quite famous paper, that's it.

Yeah, wait, Mr. Snowman. Yeah, Mr. Snowman.

Is that a name? Does anyone here know anyone called Snowman? I don't think it's it.

How can it be a name?

Wendy often denies the existence of people introduced to him if he doesn't agree with

her name.

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