Frank Skinner on Absolute Radio. Surely not, there must be some mistake.

This is Frank Skinner on Absolute Radio with Emily Deen and Alan Cochran. You can text

our little show on 8-12-15, follow it on Twitter, app Frank on the radio or email the show

via the Absolute Radio website. Good morning Jim, good morning Peter.

Morning. Morning. I'm still ruling but never mind. Oh, Peaky's back soon.

Peaky's on his way back as we speak. Oh, I'd have blinded.

Oh, I've said that. You must have said that in the papers did he?

How does he get back then? Well, he has to come through the atmosphere when the outside

of the aircraft gets like about, oh, it's something like 2000 degrees. Something

I'm slightly busking this there. It's considerably. It's really on. And I also think they

feel intense. It's like they're being there. You know when you had those pile-ups at

school? Oh, remember that. Did they do pile-ups at your school then?

Bondo. What do you think? Pa-long. No, we did do that.

Yeah, so one kid was going down. It's been a week or so. And then like, I'd be about

30 kids pile upon top. I mean, it was a terrible game when you think about it.

And is that what all the astronauts do when he gets back?

No, but they feel that's what he feels. He's like on the...

We're almost helmets. It's like he's being squashed a bit.

All right. And then they don't land on more to anymore. They land on land.

Does that have one, Dad?

What happens is just as they're about to hit the ground with a mighty bomb, one second before

they hit the ground, a sort of a explosion happens, which just softens the blood.

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