SHOW 64: Flamingos Come Free / 58min / October 6 , 2010
David and guest host Chris Hastings unpack the parochial history of roller-coasters, the pressure not placed on pets to be ethical, prospects for the Smithsonian Sneezing-Animal Emporium, and come to a conclusion regarding the safety of European hospitals.
Storyline: “Kris is Gone” Part 4
@robynneblume The oldest roller coasters are probably the safest, because there’s been more time to discover and fix safety concerns. #tmh
@richmagahiz wooden rollercoasters are a termite’s smorgasbord #tmh
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@Hamiltwan #TMH the “coaster” doesn’t refer to the things under cups, it refers to the fact that all of them used to be along the coast, for safety
@Kouban @Hamiltwan The Roller-Coast Guard was understandably short-lived. #tmh
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@oneswellfoop #TMH And Roller Coasters were a big improvement over the previous amusement park ride: the Bouncer Skidder.
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@Boblearned I saw this dog driving a car yesterday… I thought he could save me, take me to the hospital… but saw it was an Australian car. #TMH
@Kouban @Boblearned Australian cars are designed specifically so dogs can’t drive them :( #tmh
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