No Such Thing As A Water Mortar

没有水臼这样的东西

No Such Thing As A Fish

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2016-02-27

28 分钟
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Live from the Gulbenkian theatre in Canterbury, Dan, James, Anna and Andy discuss silly string, arrows in the air, frightened marmosets and the battle of the keyboards.
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  • Hi everyone, tiny thing.

  • The sound quality on this podcast is terrible.

  • Really sorry about that.

  • We had a few issues in the venue on the night.

  • Hope you can tolerate it nonetheless.

  • Okay, on with the show.

  • Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish,

  • a weekly podcast this week coming to you from Canterbury.

  • My name is Dan Schreiber and please welcome to the stage is the three regulars Anna Chazinski,

  • James Harkin and Andy Murray.

  • And once again,

  • we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts and in no particular order, here we go.

  • Starting with you, James Harkin.

  • Okay, my fact this week is that the first water balloons were made out of socks.

  • So cotton made out of rubber, rubber socks.

  • This was it was invented by a guy called Edgar Ellington and he was trying to come up with a thing that could kind of treat trench foot.

  • So the idea that you would get your feet very wet and it could cause problems, he wanted to stop that.

  • And so he wanted to make socks that were made out of rubber out of latex.

  • The main problem he had was putting the socks on because they were so kind of latex and you shouldn't get them on.

  • And then once he even managed to sort that out, he thought, well, I'll just make sure the waterproof.