No Such Thing As A Fish Little Fish: It's Mostly Machines These Days
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Jan 11, 2026 In this episode, the hosts explore bizarre facts like the peculiar association of Lincoln family members with presidential assassinations. They reveal the curious meaning of 'semen' in Indonesia and discuss descendants of dictators in sports. A dubious bee behavior story makes waves, and a workplace study about disappearing teaspoons sparks laughter. Plus, they reminisce about Milli Vanilli's Grammy saga and share the oddities of mirrored licence plates. Dive into the quirky world of curious knowledge!
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Unverified Bumblebee Behavior Report
- A listener claimed to have seen one bumblebee perform oral sex on another at a Christmas tree farm, but the hosts couldn't find evidence supporting that behavior. They concluded it's almost certainly not a documented bee behavior.
Use Mirror-Friendly Plates In Car Ads
- Use symmetrical license plates or mirror-friendly letters in car ads so footage can be flipped for markets with opposite driving sides. This avoids revealing real registration numbers and makes international edits easier.
Mysterious Mark On Crossing Signs
- The black horizontal lozenge on school crossing 'lollipop' signs is widely claimed to let attendants note offending vehicle plates, but no official source confirms it. The hosts treat it as plausible community lore rather than documented practice.
