Insightful and interesting indeed. Can we have "Ivan's interesting insight"? The eye of an ostrich is bigger than its brain. Same for content creators perhaps.
I seem to have been unwillingly tied to this ridiculous podcast now that Craig has added my name to the feature that I suggested *he* do. Dick move Burgess. Dick move.
As I am now duty bound, here is this Wednesdays fact (or ‘insight’ as Craig has decided to mislabel it):
Did you know that the English language has around 900 collective nouns? Most were coined in the 15th Century and are beautifully eccentric and odd (like Craig).
Have you ever seen a bloat of hippos, a charm of finches, a barrel of monkeys or a coalition of cheetahs?
Maybe you’ve witnessed a mutation of thrushes, a confusion of warblers, a generation of vipers, a destruction of wild cats or a conspiracy of lemurs?
Don’t question why, just enjoy the madness of the English language.
Please do write in to tell Craig what would make a suitable collective noun for podcasters. Lord knows he needs the c*ntent.
New features were good. Well, relative to the rest I mean.
There was no relatives in this episode
Relative intit? No, not like Einstein, like comparing on thing to ano- what? Yeah, I know, pointless. But it’s satire intit?
It’s all pointless, this podcast is the vanguard of it
Insightful and interesting indeed. Can we have "Ivan's interesting insight"? The eye of an ostrich is bigger than its brain. Same for content creators perhaps.
P.S. Is Guyus Julius Caesar also banned?
We can have Ians and sometimes Ivan’s Interesting Insight
Damn that’s an interesting insight, Ivan. The 20+ hours I have invested in this podcast have finally paid off.
I think "Internet man" is a proper inspirational character in the WACU.
It’s getting to the point where even I’d struggle to unpack the WACU
I seem to have been unwillingly tied to this ridiculous podcast now that Craig has added my name to the feature that I suggested *he* do. Dick move Burgess. Dick move.
As I am now duty bound, here is this Wednesdays fact (or ‘insight’ as Craig has decided to mislabel it):
Did you know that the English language has around 900 collective nouns? Most were coined in the 15th Century and are beautifully eccentric and odd (like Craig).
Have you ever seen a bloat of hippos, a charm of finches, a barrel of monkeys or a coalition of cheetahs?
Maybe you’ve witnessed a mutation of thrushes, a confusion of warblers, a generation of vipers, a destruction of wild cats or a conspiracy of lemurs?
Don’t question why, just enjoy the madness of the English language.
Please do write in to tell Craig what would make a suitable collective noun for podcasters. Lord knows he needs the c*ntent.