I spat out my drink when Sandi said "I have a woman in twice a week". Still remains one of the funniest, most hilarious things I've ever heard. 🤣🤣🤣

he is the modern British-Sri Lankan Rodney Dangerfield.

Does he not genuinely laugh then?

that's a very long winded way of saying they have good chemistry

@YTNFSCC Thank you for sharing

This had never occurred to me, but it makes sense.

Yep, same. People forget how easily kids learn all the wrong lessons because they aren't in possession of the ability to process things.

I've struggled with my weight since I was a young child. I wasn't even overweight at first, but I had undiagnosed IBS that made me horribly bloated. My mum was a P.E. teacher who had already confided in me that she had doubts about marrying my father because his sisters were all fat. She didn't want fat children. Dieting and body shaming were a way of life at home. I was also being bullied at school, and after school activities (same children), I was emotionally abused by my grandfather and aunts, and I was neglected at home. Food became a way to deal with emotions and also a source of shame and fear. By the time I was ten I was trying to fast to lose weight. I read books and watched TV to escape reality, so I didn't move much, which I was shamed for by my mum. I became overweight during puberty. Especially after my first SA at fourteen. An an adult I keep going from one extreme to the other. I have weighed 54 kg at my slimmest, to 83 kg at my heaviest. Luckily, I never developed a full-blown eating disorder. Now, at forty, I have c-ptsd, OCD, ADHD, and a dissociation disorder. I'm learning how to eat intuitively, but I sometimes still have binges, and I ducking hate my body. I'm in therapy and on meds, but I'm basically disabled. Instead of shaming fat people, we should be making mental health a priority.

Series O dates back to 2017,they've probably been corrected by now

"I may have to write in to QI now" Like you haven't already set up your writing desk with the blotting paper and and the book of stamps perfectly aligned for your angry letter about how a comedy show got a fact wrong. I bet you write to the Daily Mail to complain weekly too.

@@eddyblackmore4188 I think QI pride themselves in delivering correct information, even correcting mistakes across several years (and retroactively removing points). Don't get too bothered about it, nerds correcting nerds is how the world goes forward

​@@eddyblackmore4188The elves love to be corrected!! 🐋

Yes. He did.

You know damn well he did.

Oh do bore off 😴