setisoppO

 

Welcome to a new episode of your favourite podcast of opposites that don't have a natural opposite. This week, we ponder on the opposites of December, Pulp Fiction, and the International Space Station.

Apologies, we had some trouble with the audio, so Iszi had to use her computer's microphone, but you can still hear her dulcet tones perfectly well.

So what do you think? Are we right? Or are we inevitably very wrong? Let us know.

 

We go all up-market this week, discussing theatre, before learning all about the Frigate Bird, and moving on to explore the world of Doctor Who. But what do we conclude is the opposite of these three things? There's only one way to find out.

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Are you late to the debate? Or do you already know what is the opposite of After Eight Mints, flags, and a tortoise? Iszi and Simon think they have the answers, but it's inevitable that they're wrong.

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More important discussions about the opposite of things that don't have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder who is the mirror image of James Bond, and what is the opposite of conditioner, and shoes.

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Welcome to the sixth episode of your podcast of opposites. This week we wonder what might be the opposite of condoms, up yours, and well-worn international trade routes. Yeah, well-worn international trade routes. If you want to know how we settled on that one, you'll just have to listen.

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It's episode five, and because we're childish, we wonder what's the opposite of hotdogs, a kick to the balls, and crocodiles. But first we need to define what a hotdog is, and how it actually feels to be squidged in the nargs.

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It's episode four, and Simon is having trouble believing facts, while Iszi is in full on pun mode. So, what's the opposite of board games, brick hods, and drugs?

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With episode three of setisoppO, Simon gets to discuss his favourite sitcom, Iszi gets to discuss her favourite puppet, and they both get to display an appalling lack of musical knowledge.

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In the second episode of setisoppO, the podcast of opposites, Iszi and Simon get drunk, get spiritual, and learn all about ancient water wings.

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In the first episode of setisoppO, Iszi and Simon make their arguments for the opposites of Wednesday, Antidisestablismentarianism, and William Shatner.

What do you think? Did they get it right (Iszi in retrospect thinks we got one wrong)? Leave your thoughts and comments below.