Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast. All right, two things on
Speaker 1: today's show. What is the dullest facts you can share
Speaker 1: with us this morning on nine four one four one
Speaker 1: four three, and I'll see your stories about misspellings. Christian,
Speaker 1: a sign and the men's toilet where I work, says Matt,
Speaker 1: cleaning the bowl afterwards. So it's just a nice gift
Speaker 1: for the next person. We need that sign here. There's
Speaker 1: someone who d he needs a medic an intervention. If
Speaker 1: that's happening early in the morning, sort yourself out. The
Speaker 1: only trouble is instill the word bowel b o w L.
Speaker 1: They added an e by accent, so it asks you
Speaker 1: to ensure the bowel is clean b o w e L. Christian,
Speaker 1: my wife works for the Breastfeeding Mothers Association. There was
Speaker 1: once a national pamphlet last year that was released that
Speaker 1: had the R missing from the word breast. So went
Speaker 1: out reading the beast feeding that is how a lot
Speaker 1: of new mums feed about their beloved. Though you do
Speaker 1: go through that phase the beast Feeding Association, it didn't
Speaker 1: go down very well. Frank, that's great, all right, you're
Speaker 1: dull facts, so we're looking for dull facts. We grade
Speaker 1: them fascinating if it's not a dull fact, mildly interesting
Speaker 1: and what we're looking for.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: What do we think about this one from Peter Spencer.
Speaker 1: The fuel gauge on a vehicle's dashboard is on the
Speaker 1: side the filler cap is on.
Speaker 3: That isn't always true. That's been mythbustered, not by MythBusters.
Speaker 1: But by jack busters.
Speaker 3: It's not always true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the little electric sign where it shows the
Speaker 1: handle is the side that is on.
Speaker 3: You can't not for every vehicle, Is that right?
Speaker 1: Why would they not do that? Well?
Speaker 3: I guess they weren't. I guess they didn't know about
Speaker 3: the international design of als.
Speaker 1: Aaron Presley fascinating Christian, but honas are a herb. No,
Speaker 1: these ones are the dullest ones who start telling about them.
Speaker 1: Shut up, there's anything about because there's seeds. I don't
Speaker 1: care about the seeds. And Jackie, good morning, Jackie. Hello, Hello, yep,
Speaker 1: you good good? You're lining on the radio.
Speaker 2: You're right, you know, some busy around me at the moment.
Speaker 2: I couldn't you.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Oh god, your work, Jackie? What's going on there
Speaker 1: for you?
Speaker 2: You know? I mean, I am defo and there's four
Speaker 2: trucks and everything running around.
Speaker 1: All right, we don't get run over. Is it safe
Speaker 1: to chat?
Speaker 2: I guess it is.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm in a safe spot.
Speaker 1: Good, Okay, you're in the safe spot. That's so. I
Speaker 1: always want to know about this safe spot they call
Speaker 1: the show.
Speaker 3: And you thought this dull fact was so important to
Speaker 3: come on here. It's a madhouse down here. But they
Speaker 3: have to.
Speaker 1: Fruits and I don't want to know, Jackie, Jackie, what's
Speaker 1: the fact?
Speaker 2: Mate? W D forty? You know what it stands for?
Speaker 1: Water displacement forty because it was the fortieth a tent
Speaker 1: that the guy worked out what it could do. Ntally,
Speaker 1: it's a great fascinating Once you know it, you tell everyone.
Speaker 1: It's very good. That's a great one.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thanks guys.
Speaker 1: Great righto.
Speaker 3: Hey, good news about the w D forty and the pigeons.
Speaker 3: Somebody suggested that we get rid of pigeons at Bankers
Speaker 3: work with w D forty.
Speaker 1: It works.
Speaker 3: At least in the last four days the pigeons haven't
Speaker 3: been back.
Speaker 1: Wow. That of price. Paul, Good morning, good morning, game
Speaker 1: All right, Paul, what is your dull fact or is
Speaker 1: it dull.
Speaker 2: Horses?
Speaker 4: When they grass, they pick up the dirt and sandy bloom.
Speaker 4: Depending on the paddic they're in. They can't pass that.
Speaker 4: That sits. It builds up in layers in the bottom
Speaker 4: of their stomach. And the only way they can pass
Speaker 4: that you put a product in their food called celian husk.
Speaker 4: Some people have it on their breakfast, but celian husk
Speaker 4: swells up and gets sticky, and.
Speaker 1: There the Please, I beg you, Paul, wrap it up.
Speaker 1: I'll give you money. How cool a week? But it
Speaker 1: must stop myself. Actually, why did I come in this
Speaker 1: morning for this?
Speaker 3: That reminds me of a school excursion, didn't it, where
Speaker 3: they start telling you about We just wanted to come
Speaker 3: and see the animals. Don't tell us about their breakfast.
Speaker 1: Actually, he wants a day out from the dullness of school.
Speaker 1: Let this go. One the keepers is going to come out.
Speaker 1: Oh god, Karen, good morning, good morning. How are you good?
Speaker 1: I think Peter's still going by the way. I'd like
Speaker 1: to now, Karenne, give us a fact. I have a
Speaker 1: really really well boring fact that you can't actually catch
Speaker 1: a yawn off a baby.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, so when you see somebody else
Speaker 3: yawn and it makes you want a yawn. If a
Speaker 3: baby yawns, it doesn't give us the same thing exactly.
Speaker 1: That is really interesting doing it for that's a great
Speaker 1: baby fact. Fascinating. Thank you very much, Krim. Let's go,
Speaker 1: it's not, is it, Cindy, Good morning, safe spot always good.
Speaker 2: Morning in turch. My look, Christening is zonkeys, which are
Speaker 2: a zebra and a donkey that have been bred together
Speaker 2: to create a zonkey. They can't actually repopulate as a zoonkey.
Speaker 3: Real though, are they Mexico?
Speaker 1: They paint a horse. That's another one.
Speaker 3: My brother and I went to Mexico and they had
Speaker 3: painted horses and tried to tell the bus load of
Speaker 3: tourists they were zonkeys.
Speaker 2: No, it is an actual fact. It is an actual fact.
Speaker 2: They actually do exist, but because of their internals or whatever,
Speaker 2: they can actually reproduce as a zong key.
Speaker 1: So a mating with donkeys to create these zong keys.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't know what's cruel, more cruel making them
Speaker 3: made or painting in black and white.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's an actual fact. I googled it everything. I
Speaker 2: hope Google's correct, but I googled it, and yeah, I
Speaker 2: was quite fascinated because I love zonkeys, and they exist,
Speaker 2: and they obviously haven't got the reproduction part to create
Speaker 2: another zonkey.
Speaker 1: Second mention of the reproduction part, Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: madam Okay.
Speaker 3: Also, you keep mentioning the zonkey like we all know it,
Speaker 3: like it's the animal we learn about school.
Speaker 1: This is the first time I've heard about anything called
Speaker 1: a zongkee.
Speaker 2: It was years back. I was watching a program and
Speaker 2: there's a lady up somewhere in northern Victoria who has
Speaker 2: a donkey farm, and I want to go there with
Speaker 2: my daughters.
Speaker 1: And then I don't know.
Speaker 2: Then we were talking about somehow we talked about zonkeies
Speaker 2: and we've worked out does it actually exist? And they
Speaker 2: do so, and then we're looking at the whole well
Speaker 2: with the whole Google bit on it, and it basically
Speaker 2: was saying that they can't reproduce as a sonky fascinating donkeys.
Speaker 1: It's fascinate. We're still talking about it, Cindy, Thank you
Speaker 1: very much. The Christian O'Connell Show podcast