No Such Thing As A Fish 566: No Such Thing As Bob Dylan on Mars
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Jan 16, 2025 In a lively discussion, the hosts tackle quirky regulations from the German Order of Temperance and the hilarity of job hunting interruptions. They delve into Bob Dylan's musical interplay with Jimi Hendrix, highlighting the layers of Dylan's artistic persona. The enchanting world of synchronous fireflies captures their curiosity, while humorous takes on fish research and the oddities of barramundi keep the laughs coming. A celebration of strange names brings out the comic potential in professions, making for a delightful listening experience.
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German Temperance Order
- The German Order of Temperance, founded in 1600, allowed 14 glasses of wine per day.
- This limit aimed to curb excessive drinking, common in the 16th century.
Origin of "Toast"
- The term "toast" may originate from a 1660s incident in Bath.
- A man toasted a bathing woman, and another jokingly offered to consume her, the "toast."
Glasgow Temperance and Barmaids
- The Glasgow temperance movement banned barmaids to reduce men's drinking.
- They believed barmaids' presence encouraged men to linger and drink more.
