How to dye your river green, whistle with your fingers, and make your March Madness picks. Plus: a dispatch from the Iditarod, now in progress.
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How to dye your river green, whistle with your fingers, and make your March Madness picks. Plus: a dispatch from the Iditarod, now in progress.
[Image credit: Frank Kovalchek, Flickr/Creative Commons]
How to keep your soap from getting gunky, get a Secret Service codename, grow the grossest flower ever, and raise chickens in the city. Plus: a March Madness update, and one more Iditarod dispatch from our favorite musher.
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On this week’s show we talked about Marshall the sled dog, and how his human Scott Janssen saved his life. Here’s some video of him looking happy after the incident.
How to: fix a soaked iPhone, plan an expedition to the bottom of the sea, pick a pope for your religion, and cook gourmet food around the campfire. Plus: we crown the winner of our World’s Best Worst Song contest!
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Can you help us with a little debate we’re having around HTDE HQ? Just answer this question, and tell us where you’re from. When you do that gymnastics pose where you spread your legs as far apart as possible, it’s called what?
Thanks to @Olden_McGroyn for pointing out that we’re not the first ones to do our show.
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Please print out this handy guide and keep it in your wallet in the event you are attacked by a lizard you cannot identify.
From Tinymarkers.
Andreas needs to know how to tell the difference between a crocodile and an alligator.
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How to make a world-class paper airplane, get a free haircut, and sack a snake. Also, the final round of the World’s Worst Best Song contest, and we bring in an expert to help us settle a regional dispute.
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How to eat an Oreo properly, forge a signature, and get rid of a song stuck in your head. Plus: we get a song stuck in your head in the penultimate round of our World’s Best Worst Song Contest.
[Image credit: Bruno & LĂgia Rodrigues, davipt on Flickr, Creative Commons]
Thanks everybody for responding. This is fascinating. We may be discussing this on the podcast, so can we ask for another favor?
If you have a chance, could you leave us a voicemail with your answer? You know, something like “I’m [NAME] from [PLACE] and it’s called [WHATEVER YOU CALL IT].
Our number is: 1-800-424-2935. That’s 1-800-GAG-AXE-5.
Thanks!
We look into why it’s always smelly on airplanes, and unearth a terrible secret. Art and animation from Tinymarkers.
A visual aid for this week’s episode.
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