No Such Thing As A Fish 552: No Such Thing As I Love I Love Lucy
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Oct 10, 2024 Join the hosts as they unravel quirky beach facts and amusing incidents involving British kids digging too deep. They dive into hilarious anecdotes about the magical world of goose feathers, automotive quirks tied to Queen Elizabeth's cars, and Lucille Ball's bizarre experience with dental fillings. With laughter echoing through discussions about historical oddities and royal fragrance, listeners are in for a delightful mix of humor and captivating stories. Don't miss their cheeky takes on peculiar holiday concepts and modern mishaps!
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Beach Hole Prank
- Dan Schreiber's son dug a hole on the beach and covered it with a blanket.
- Schreiber fell in, hurting his back and embarrassing himself in front of his wife.
Digging for Gold
- Digging holes on some beaches can be rewarding.
- Folkestone Beach still has buried gold bars from a 2014 art installation.
Deepest Hole
- The deepest hole ever dug, the Kola Superdeep Borehole, is 12,376 meters deep.
- Compared to the Earth's size, this is like a tiny scratch on an apple's skin.