• 11. Watermelons are/aren't Cute, A Toilet is/isn't a Bottle and Penguins are/aren't Agressive

  • Sep 5 2021
  • Length: 36 mins
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11. Watermelons are/aren't Cute, A Toilet is/isn't a Bottle and Penguins are/aren't Agressive

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  • We are back with another weird and crazy episode, whose topic was a surprise uptil the very point when the poem of the week was recited (8:53). We sang a couple songs, rambled about whether watermelons are cute, toilets qualify as bottles and penguins are aggressive and did some of our random comedy. But most importantly, we answered questions that people have asked on the internet: Should you eat cake with a fork or a spoon? (9:43) What are the chances of pizza killing you? (11:41) When you are jetlagged, do you also get hungry at unusual times? (12:21) Is caramel an invention or a discovery? (18:00) How much Nutella is too much Nutella? (No, the topic isn't food.) (19:23) What's your favorite dessert and what's your favorite desert? (Okay, maybe we are a little inclined towards food.) (21:00) What happens to mosquitoes in a bottle that has been farted in? (26:08) What is the opposite of a bridge? (28:27) Which one of us can run fastest (30:42) and farthest (30:54) ? (Though this question was posed by the person who can run fastest and farthest.) And..how to not get things done. Reach out, as always, at - @TheInCommonPod1 on Twitter or send us an email over at the.in.common.podcast@gmail.com 
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