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593. No Such Thing As Barney The Dinosaur In Westminster Abbey
🕑 Added 2025-07-24 23:01:03 +0000 UTCDan, James, Anna, and Andy discuss Canadian contours, Dylan's demise, Singapore Slings and sunflower seeds.
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Dennis Walker
In the same vein as North and South Canada, there us a story (unverified, probably not true) about a Shetland NP who had their travel expenses denied. They checked the rules (at the time) which stated that you could apply for the fare from the nearest train station and submitted a new claim, pointing out that the closest train station was in Norway!
Ian Fox
Talisker comes from the Isle of Skye and is a good whisky. Funnily enough it is where my parents had their honeymoon too.
andrew hessen
Maybe the Spanish stadium should have a word with baseball stadiums.
Tom Smith
I’m pretty sure I used to get different flavours of yakult in Malaysia, it’s pretty close to Singapore to be fair tho
Madeleine Eaton
They are the Klamath, not the Kalmath, I’m pretty sure.
Madeleine Eaton
Woohooooo streaming shows coming up!
Molly McEnerney
I know that Talisker is a very high quality whisky because it is mentioned in the Edinburgh and Timbuktu episodes of Cabin Pressure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabin_Pressure_(radio_series) Yes, I will just keep making John Finnemore references.
Molly McEnerney
Americans do sometimes get excessive with the Super Bowl party snacks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISBJyhughBo
Molly McEnerney
Instead of not allowing people to reach the ceramic sunflower seeds, they could have just had everyone who entered the space wear a respirator mask.
Molly McEnerney
The return of Cardigan Backyardigan!
Molly McEnerney
Taking a page out of Winnie the Pooh's book, I refer to one those tiny jars of honey as a smackerel jar. Speaking of Winnie the Pooh, Dylan Thomas might have lived a longer, healthier, happier, more creative life if his friends had been more like the gentle folk of the Hundred Acre Wood and staged an intervention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18t0YcQlKlM
Molly McEnerney
Dylan Thomas may be the most famous *modern* Welsh poet, but the most famous Welsh poet of all time would have to be Taliesin. OK, he's semi-legendary, but a lot of really great poetry is attributed to him. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliesin
