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No Such Thing As A Fish

495: No Such Thing As A Peanut Hall of Fame

Sep 7, 2023
The hosts are joined by Neil Gaiman who discusses his love for bagels. They also talk about cutting bagels, the concept of idleness aversion, beekeeping in Minneapolis, the regulations surrounding margarine, Douglas's mishaps and anecdotes, and the significance of the number 42.
54:15

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  • Douglas Adams had a penchant for accidents, as seen when he injured his back while buttering bread.
  • Beekeeping in Minneapolis was legalized in 2009 with strict regulations and a requirement for permission from neighbors.

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Douglas Adams injures his back while buttering bread

Author Douglas Adams once injured his back while buttering a slice of bread, showcasing his tendency for accidents and clumsiness.

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