No Such Thing As A Fish 560: No Such Thing As Spanish Toes
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Dec 5, 2024 The hosts dive into the quirky world of breakdancing, revealing its surprisingly comedic impact on hairstyles. North Korea’s bizarre laws come under scrutiny, with cups and Kim Il-sung’s image sparking laughter. They explore historical rivalries through amusing anecdotes, juxtaposing sports and cultural conflicts. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they examine Spanish cultural quirks around meal times and timekeeping, complete with funny personal stories. Lighthearted banter weaves through their reflections on identity and the whimsical side of everyday gadgets.
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Breakdancer's Bulge
- Breakdancers can develop "breakdancer's bulge" from excessive headspins.
- One breakdancer wore two hats to deal with hair loss caused by this.
Hip-Hop Origins
- Hip-hop originated from a schoolgirl's house party in 1973.
- Cindy Campbell wanted to raise money for new clothes, and her brother, DJ Kool Herc, played music.
North Korean Law
- In North Korea, placing a teacup on a newspaper with Kim Il-sung's picture is illegal.
- Defacing his image is punishable by death.