setisoppO: Recent Episodes
Iszi Lawrence & Simon Dunn
What's the opposite of a potato? Iszi and Simon find the opposites of everything from barbie dolls to empiricism.
What's the opposite of Eldorado? What even is Eldorado? Squeeze your stress balls, listen to the hummingbird sing, and find out.
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Use your eyes, tickle the truth free, and hum the theme tune. Or just work out the opposite of those things instead.
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This is the news. Or at least the opposite of some of the element of the news – all in a special themed edition of the most pointless of podcasts.
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Fill a sick bag. Shoot an arrow at it. Post it all on Twitter. Orrrrrr … just work out the opposite of it all instead. That’s much more fun.
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Why are you dipping that Sherbert Lemon in your posset? WTF? I mean, what’s the opposite of that anyway?
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Parumpahpumpum and all that. Let’s work out the festive opposites of stuffing, baubles, and the very meaning of Christmas itself.
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We’re going to the country, gonna eat a lot of … well, nectarines. While we read the phone book. And do something else with gas. Breathe maybe. Or at least, the opposite of all that anyway.
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I mean, who pets a poodle, while flossing and doing Wordle? No-one. That’s who. But there are people who will take their time to work out the opposite of those things. Those people are us.
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You’re reading Miss Marple, under the shade of the leaves, when you hear the chirrup of your notifications. You check your phone, and you see there’s a new episode of this podcast, wherein we work out the opposite of all those things.
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Ever eaten Baba Ghanoush while brushing a panda? Of course not, that would be ludicrous. So, what’s the opposite of all that? Find out, in your ears.
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Ever eaten Baba Ghanoush while brushing a panda? Of course not, that would be ludicrous. So, what’s the opposite of all that? Find out, in your ears.
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It all gets even more silly than normal this week, as we work out the opposite of a toaster, the opposite of a noise, and the opposite of Ghostbusters.
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This week we work out the opposite of an ambulance, the opposite of an avalanche, and the opposite of a dashboard.
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Would you rather have a mini Blackberry, or a mini View-Master? Or would you prefer to know the opposite of all those things?
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Would you rather have a mini Blackberry, or a mini View-Master? Or would you prefer to know the opposite of all those things?
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You can use your lucky chapstick in the laundrette or when you play roulette, but you can’t do both. But you can work out the opposite of those three things.
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You can use your lucky chapstick in the laundrette or when you play roulette, but you can’t do both. But you can work out the opposite of those three things.
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Eating a hamburger in New York, and washing it down with a swig of Dr Pepper – or, something that’s the opposite of all that anyway.
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It’s too hot to do anything else other than work out the opposite of Chess, the opposite of a tennis ball, and the opposite of a Dinosaur Egg.
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A lone emu runs through the rain, in search of cherries. It doesn’t. That’s not even poetic. Instead, let’s work out the opposite of those things.
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What would happen if you hit Mars in the lips with a pineapple? That’s a daft question. Better to spend our time working out the opposite of those three things instead.
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Would a red panda ever curse a space shuttle? Less importantly, what’s the opposite of these three random things?
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Time’s a ticking, the ice is melting in the frozen daiquiri, and the telephone just won’t stop ringing. It’s time to forget all that, and instead work out the exact opposite.
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Have you ever been tractor fishing in the bath? Or course not, that would be daft. As would trying to figure out the opposite of those things. A pointless folly.
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This week we work out the opposite of a robin, of raisins, and of shadow puppets.
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Could you summon an orangutan by clicking your fingers, and then feed it Revels? We wouldn’t recommend it, so instead we suggest you listen to us working out the opposite of those things.
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Could a squirrel live in a hedge eating just Dreamies? Who knows? Who cares? We’re here to work out the opposite of those things.
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Apologies for our lack of attendance recently, we’ve got a note from our Dad. But we’re back now, working out the opposite of a Topic, the opposite of a sitcom, and the opposite of a belt.
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Big Brother is watching. So hide all your cockneys, and brush your teeth. What? No, let’s just work out the opposite of those three things instead.
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It’s a sunny day. You’re idly checking your email as you sup on a cool Gin and Tonic, with a purring cat sat on your lap. But what’s the opposite of all that?
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Which would you rather eat on The Tube? A Lancashire Hot Pot or some French Fries? More importantly, what’s the opposite of all those things? Well, that’s what we’re here to find out.
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You’re walking down a footpath, enjoying the delectable taste of a penaut butter cup, wondering if you left the saw on at home. But what’s the opposite of that? That’s the question.
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Can you imagine Father Brown, eating a cupckae, whilst clutching an umbrella? Now, can you imagine the opposite of that image? Well, there’s no need, because that’s what we’re here for.
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These episode titles are starting to sound like what3words map references. Anyway, this week we work out the opposite of ham, the opposite of a well, and the opposite of a judge.
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Would you eat a dinosaur chicken nugget with a screwdriver? Or a hedgehog? Both would be good for skewering them and picking them up. But, more importantly, what’s the opposite of those things?
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The new year brings new things to work out the opposite of. Thus, we sink our teeth into a juicy tomato, take a trip on a submarine, and make sure to take our vitamins.
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Time to slather some cranberry sauce all over our Toblerones, and sit beneath the mistletoe and wait for our kisses. Or, don’t do that, just listen to two idiots work out the opposite of those things instead.
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Would you rather Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer was brandishing a gun or some bamboo? Or would you rather listen to two (well, one and half) idiots work out the opposite of those three things instead?
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Never, under any circumstance, scoop mayonnaise into a mail bag using the cat spoon. I mean, that’s just common sense. But what’s the opposite of that? Only one way to find out.
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Park up the van, lay out a picnic, finish it off with a slice of Black Forest Gateau, and wash it all down with a nice cold glass of orange juice. Or don’t. Do the opposite of all that.
It’s more fun. Or is it?
Wherein we discover through the art of stupidity what may well be the opposite of a butterfly, the opposite of a car showroom, and the opposite of a bucket.
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Ah look, a bee hovering over a noise daisy. But what’s the opposite of that? Only one way to find out.
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Hang up the phone. Check for spiders. And know your onions. It’s time to work out the opposite of these things.
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Time to don our baseball caps and roll the dice, then work out the opposite of a library. But first, we need to work out how to pronounce the word library.
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We probably should stop recording these when we’re hungry. This week, we work out the opposite of Jelly Babies, of a cat’s tail, and of a 99 ice cream.
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Never eat a biscuit while riding a motorbike to a salad bar. Instead, work out the opposite of those three things, and talk bollocks about them for twenty minutes.
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Bowled out for one whilst eating a Snickers. It’s a terrible way to go in Cricket, but at least it tastes nice. Which is more than can be said for the opposite of all that. But what is the opposite of all that?
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Pop a pill, turn your ankle, and stare at a big cat. Or, just work out the opposite of a cobblestone, of Viagra, and of a tiger. Upto you.
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If Mario looks at his reflection in a glass, is what looks back at him a Spitting Image of himself? I mean, there’s no way of knowing, so instead we work out the opposite of those things.
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Sitting in the car, sucking on a slice of frozen banana, dreaming one day of winning a gold medal. Alas, they don’t give out gold medals for working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite.
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Could capturing a puffin be an Olympic sport? I mean, that’s a stupid question, but it’s no more stupid than working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite.
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What better way to spend your sunny summer’s day than to chug back an Irn-Bru, with a Corndog and some cucumber, and wash it all down with some nasal spray? No. Let’s do the opposite of that instead then.
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Let’s sit on the stairs near a phone box, wearing our best stripey tops, and talk of the time we worked out the opposite of all those things.
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Can you eat cat food on Saturn whilst reading a dictionary? Who knows? We certainly don’t. But we CAN work out the opposite of those things if you like.
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What if the mail carrier was delivering you some jelly, but dropped it all over your grass? That would be a nightmare. Don’t mail jelly. Instead, join us in working out the opposite of those things.
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Would a witch eat a Ginger Nut in June? Well, that’s a question for another podcast, because it’s our task to work out the opposite of those things.
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An eclectic mix this week, as we work out the opposite of a coat hanger, the opposite of a pangolin, and the opposite of Ibuprofen.
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Don’t cry into your beer, look there’s a delightful Quokka over there smiling at us. What a way to spend the day as we work out the opposite of all those things.
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Slip your biro in your shirt pocket, put your deely boppers on nice and straight, then clamber on to your space hopper and bounce on down to the funkiest podcast about opposites in town.
Which is more deadly? A USB stick? The Death Star? Or nail clippers? There’s no way of knowing, so instead we just work out the opposite of those things. It’s more fun anyway.
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What happens when an otter plays Swingball whilst watching an episode of Birds of a Feather? No idea, but we’re pretty sure we can work out the opposite of that.
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What’s the opposite of a Cornetto Tip? What’s the opposite of Whoppers (not the burger)? And what’s the opposite of Badminton? This, and other pressing questions, all answered.
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There’s learning to be had in this week’s episode, including some etymology you might not expect. All this as we work out the opposite of Toast Toppers, of Dandelion & Burdock, and of a brick.
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What happens when a person with a Scottish accent, walks into a McDonald’s, with a glove puppet on their hand, and demands to know the opposite of such a scenario?
Long words. So many long words. But they’re all fun to say, so we say them a lot as we work out what their opposites might be.
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Trying to explain what Skips are is difficult, but we give it a damn good go, before we work out what is the opposite of Skips. Then we drop some F-Bombs, and play the organ.
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Arrrrrr, there be pirates. And there be the opposite of pirates. And tis we who will be a’calculatin’ thems opposites. That, and then honey dippers and conkers. Arrrr.
Let’s all queue up to catch the opposite of a bus, and hope it’s not so late that we end up covered in dust and drained of our batteries. Yes, that’s right, this week we work out the opposite of a bus, a dust, and a battery.
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What’s the opposite of a banana? And how can a banana cause an hysterical existential crisis? There’s also calculations of the opposite of mustard, and the opposite of the Great Pyramids.
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We’ve got a lust for life, because we were born slippy on a perfect day. That’s right, this week, we work out the opposite of the movie Trainspotting. On our travels, we also note down in our little pocketbooks, the opposite of polo, and the opposite of a bowl.
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If we were so inclined, this whole episode description would be a palindrome, but it’s not. Instead it’s just a rehash of the title, letting you know that we will be working out the opposite of Weetabix, of trains, and of palindromes.
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This week we spend a lot of time talking nothing but pants. Throw in a kangaroo, and some Vitamin D, and you have a brand new episode to enjoy.
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This week we work out the opposite of a book, the opposite of a DVD, and the opposite of scissors.
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This week we work out the opposite of Magnum. We also work out the opposite of Magnum. And we also work out the opposite of Magnum. We’re opus (hopeless, geddit?).
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What’s a gooey walnut on Thunderbird 2 got to do with anything? Well, nothing, but we do work out the opposite of all three of those things this week.
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What happens when your friend’s hard drive begins to sparkle? That’s not something we can help with unfortunately, but we can work out the opposite of those three things, if that’s any help.
No? Okay, sorry.
What happens when you try and colour in a pine cone with a lightsaber crayon? We have no idea, so instead we just try and work out the opposite of those things. It’s easier, and more fun.
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There might be a theme this week, who snows? What’s the opposite of a snowman, of a snowball, and of a snowflake?
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Good King Wenceslas looked out, on the feast of Stephen, where the snow lay round about, singing christmas carols. Fa la la la la la what’s the opposite of all that?
The title of this episode sounds like a rather odd, but adventurous, to do list. But it’s just what we are working out the opposite of this week I’m afraid.
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Time once more to work out the opposite of things that don’t have natural opposite. This time round, that involves disco balls, Yodas, and bobble hats.
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We got all showbiz this week and broadcast a live episode across the streams. This is an audio version of the video feed, with a different sound to normal. And herein we work out the opposite of a pill cutter, a metronome, and of Windolene.
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It’s an eclectic mix this week, as we work out the opposite of an Ice Cream Van, the opposite of Covid-19, and the opposite of Saturday Night Live.
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Why not take a respite from staring at a duotone map, and give your eyes a rest, and exercise your ears instead? Why not listen as we work out the opposite of a toothbrush, of a skeleton, and of a beard?
Or, you know, do the opposite of that.
There’s something of the night as we work out the opposite of a bat, the opposite of marshmallows, and the opposite of the sitcom Dad’s Army.
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Let’s have a sip of some bubbly, during our week off, as we cruise along the river and look at London. Either that or we could just work out the opposite of Champagne, of half term, and of the Thames.
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We’re back, because there are always more opposites to be explored. This time that means talking about seaweed, about lanyards, and about hot chocolate.
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Let’s do the working out the opposite of things thing. This week, cheeks, anti pasti, and guitars.
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Let’s work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite, because working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite is a good hobby.
This week: Smoothies; Static Electricity; and Eggs.
In our search for the opposite of everything that doesn’t have a natural opposite, we find Where’s Wally? Then we step through a wardrobe into a version of Narnia you wouldn’t expect, and round it all off with some pretzels.
This week we work out the opposite of Jaws. Also this week, we work out the opposite of Jaws. And also this week, we work out the opposite of Jaws. But what? How? Why? Okay, we also work out the opposite of shaving foam and garages, but you know that already from reading the episode title.
G’day. This week we work out the opposite of a Tim Tam, and learn some shocking news along the way. Then we tackle furballs and padlocks just for good measure.
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This week we play with soap bubbles, learn the origin of the term dustbin, and get too much into what can be done with a swan’s neck. Along the way, we work out some opposites too.
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It all got a bit hot this week, so we cooled down by working out the opposite of a top hat, the opposite of wind farms, and the opposite of something else entirely.
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It’s an eclectic mix this week, as we work out the opposite of the three things listed in the title. It seems redundant to list them again here, but I guess metadata needs must. Poutine. Sleeping Bags. Scrunchies.
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It’s a bit of an ‘n episode this week, as we work out the opposite of things separated by ‘ands’. What’s the opposite of fish and chips, of Stoppit and Tidyup, and of Ben and Jerry’s?
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It’s our mission to boldy work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. To that end, we take on the NCC-1701 Starship Enterprise, dungarees, and Jimmy Carr’s distinctive laugh.
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It’s an eclectic mix this week, as we work out the opposite of Mr Bean, the opposite of Doom, and the opposite of Cluedo.
Honk. What’s the opposite honk of a goose? Or a honking hologram? Or even a lemon drizzle honk? Let’s find out.
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In which we demonstrate momentarily, a total lack of knowledge about fictional butlers. But yes, we work out the opposite of square-headed mechanoids, of number plates, and of snooker.
Are we right? Probably not.
This week, on the podcast of opposites, we work out the opposite of basketball. That means some discussion about the origins of basketball too, which is a fun story. Then we work out the opposite of worms, and the opposite of thunder.
Because that is what we do.
Rawr.
We’re a dinosaur.
Well, we work out the opposite of one anyway. And also the opposite of a podcast (how meta), and the opposite of a cat treat.
Are we right? Probably not.
Iszi has a new podcast, and it’s all about dinosaurs. Here’s a trailer, which you should listen to, then go and subscribe to Terrible Lizards and listen to the first two full episodes. The first one is about the T-Rex. It’s brilliant.
What’s the opposite of the Red Arrows? What’s the opposite of reading? And what’s the opposite of those little flavour sachets you get in dried noodles?
Only one way to find out.
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Unable to record this week, we pull out the emergency recording we made ages ago, for just such situations.
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Let’s work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. How about we work out the opposite of Kermit The Frog? Or the opposite of pants? Or the opposite of a toothbrush?
Okay then.
We will.
Boba Fett? Boba Fett? Where?
Well, we dunno where, but we do work out the opposite of Boba Fett, as well as the opposite of poker and disposable cameras.
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This week’s discussion of things that don’t have a natural opposite descends into an argument about ice cream. On the way though, we do work out the opposite of Coke, of traffic lights, and of scarves.
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One billows, one’s a hot pillow, and the other sticks out the side of a cat’s face. But which is which? And what is the opposite of those things?
What does a strawberry have in common with The X-Files and Scrabble? Nothing, except those are the three things we work out the opposites of this week.
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So, here we are once again with the podcast of opposites. This week, to stave off the impending nihilism of lockdown, we work out the opposite of the BT Tower, of an Oyster Card, and of table football.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right?
We got ourselves in a pickle this week, when we tried to work out the opposite of mannequins, of face masks, and of underwear. Tune in and find out what happened.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Join in the fun, let us know you’re okay, and suggest future topics.
This was a spare episode we recorded a week or so ago just in case we couldn’t record one week, and sure enough, Simon is rubbish, and couldn’t this week. There are a few technical issues towards the end too, but nothing that should hamper your ‘enjoyment’ of the show.
Anyway, this week it’s bunting, jellicle, and berets that get the treatment.
How are you spending your lockdown? We’re spending ours working out the opposite if things that don’t have a natural opposite. On the list this week, thanks to your brilliant suggestions, we work out the opposite of squash (ah, but which squash?), of chicken leftovers, and of tacos.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, make suggestions for more episodes, and join in the fun, because joining in is always fun.
What better way to pass the time when stuck indoors that to listen to two idiots work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite? This week, that includes pockets, Pop Tarts, and audio commentaries.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and make suggestions for future episodes, because joining in is all sorts of fun.
What’s the opposite of a Koala? This is a question that consumes us this week on the podcast of opposites. Then we move on to horse manure, before having a cup of tea (Earl Grey, Hot).
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Time once more to work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite, because that is what we do on this podcast. This week, that means talking about magic wands, Tony The Tiger, Red Pandas, and a lot more besides.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and join in the fun, because joining in is fun.
To celebrate our 150th episode, we did absolutely nothing special or different. Because that is the opposite of what is usually done on these occassions, and we are nothing if not contrary. Instead, we worked out the opposite of a book launch (find out why inside), of a cruise ship, and of milk.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and suggest subjects for future episodes.
What’s the opposite of a date? What sort of date do we mean? What’s the opposite of knitting? What’s the opposite of the Holy Grail? Why do we spend our time working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite? Find out, by listening.
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They’re cute, and eager to play. No, not us. Lego mini figures. And we wanna know what’s the opposite of them. As well as the opposite of plasticine (or PlayDoh), and the opposite of January.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and join in the fun, because joining in is fun.
It’s a new year, which means resolutions, and self-impovement. At the same time as teaching a new exercise, we work out the opposite of a squat hold, of the Keto diet, and of nail-biting. And we all feel better for it.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and do some press ups.
It’s a seasonal special this week, with turkey and all the trimmings. We won’t be pulling crackers alas, because we already worked out the opposite of those. Herein though we work out the opposite of Santa, of myrrh, and of stockings.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and join in the fun, because joining in is fun.
We’ll see you again in the new year.
This week, we too wonder what might be the opposite of a toucan. So, two can scan a toucan? Who knows. Also, clouds, and Bakewell tarts. Mmm.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and make some suggestions for future topics, because joining in is fun.
Hold on to your hats, and long, long scarves, and bits of celery, and question mark cufflinks. This week, we work out the opposite of the TARDIS, the opposite of Waitrose, and the opposite of vaping.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know your thoughts, and suggest topics for future episodes, because joining in is all sorts of fun.
What begins as a discussion about how to eat a massive Malteser soon moves on to us working out the opposite of a pirate ship, of a Mars bar, and of the sitcom ‘Allo ‘Allo.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and make suggestions for future episodes, because joining in makes it more fun for everyone.
Herein lies an Avengers: Endgame theory that will blow your tiny mind. Also within, you will hear us discuss the opposites of Mr Spock, of archery, and of cartwheels.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know your thoughts, and come and join in the fun, because joining in the fun is fun.
Ooh look, there’s a rude word in the title. Naughty. Iszi has a croaky voice this week, and Simon doesn’t. Between them, they work out the opposite of a pumpkin, of an amusement park, and of a clusterf*ck (or omnishambles if you will).
Are they right? Or are they the opposite of right? Join in the fun, because joining in is always fun.
We’ve got our tentacles in everything this week. Here we are, brains the size of a planet, and all we’re being asked to do is work out the opposite of an octopus, of Marvin (the paranoid android), of a good night’s sleep, and of lollipops.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, make you own suggestions, and join in the fun, because joining in is really good fun. And share the show please, it really helps spread the word.
Time to dig in to a giant slice of cake, and as we masticate (I said masticate), we can ruminate on the opposite of a Black Forest Gateau, before a quick game of Mario Kart, and a doff of the cap to Her Maj The Queen.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Come in, settle down, help yourself to cake and grab a controller, and join in the fun, because joining in is all the fun.
Only Smarties have the answer. So why do they need us to figure out the opposite of Smarties? It’s like the slogan is a con. Then there’s IKEA, snorkelling, and a bonus one for us to work out too.
Are we right then? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, make suggestions for future shows, and join in the fun, because there’s nothing more fun than joining in. And share us with everyone you know, because it really helps spread the word.
Pucker up, because on the podcast this week, we work out the opposite of snogging. Along the way, we also meet Mary Shelley, and have a few doughnuts too. That’s to say, we work out the opposites of course.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, make suggestions for future episodes, and share the fun, because sharing is fun.
You know those scenes in movies where a hero and a villain fight on top of cable cars, and end up hanging precariously over deep precipices? Well, brace yourself, because you’re in the for a shock. This week, we work out the opposite of a cable car, of the QI Elves, and of Ice Cream.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Join in the fun, because joining in is fun.
We’ve got a quacking good episode for you this week, where we work out the opposite of a duckling, the opposite of gammon, and the opposite of smoking.
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Grab a frying pan, gird your loins, and smack this podcast across the back of your head. That’s right, we’re talking Bottom this week, namely what’s the opposite of the BBC sitcom starring Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson. We also contemplate the opposite of Mumbly Peg, after working out what Mumbly Peg is, and of bookmarks.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Get in touch, join in the fun, and recommend us to a friend or two, because it really helps spread the word.
Hey, it’s our birthday. We’re three years old. Isn’t that nice? So we had a party, and done some party themed opposites. Like, we worked out the opposite of Party Rings, of presents, and of just a big old party.
It doesn’t matter if we’re right, it’s our party and we’re wrong if we want to.
There’s some singing in the episode, and it’s not pretty. You have been warned. Otherwise we spend our time talking about the opposites of bubbles, of Bubbles, of Arnold Rimmer, and of Hump Day.
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Underground, overground – those two things are opposites, so we won’t concern ourselves with that. Instead this week, we’ll work out the opposite of The Wombles, of a shoulder shrug, and of the Channel Tunnel.
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As you can see from the long title, this week we work out the opposite of Colgate Blue Minty Gel (Mum and Dad they use it as well), the milk left over from a bowl of cereal (assuming the cat hasn’t had it), and clicking a pen as you fidget.
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Don the bowler hat, slip in some chewing gum, and avoid the news, because it’s time for this week’s episode of setisoppO. We discuss those things, in case I wasn’t clear.
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We’ve got some half-priced cracked ice, and miles and miles of carpet tiles, TVs, deep freeze, and David Bowie LPs. Actually, we’ve got none of those things, we’ve just got Simon being a plonker, as we work out the opposite of Only Fools And Horses, the opposite of chicken nuggets, and the opposite of Thumb Wars.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, join in the fun, and share the love, because doing so is good for the soul. Or something.
Iszi has a cold, and was feeling rough when we recorded, but she was a delight as always. This week, we ponder on the opposites of those AOL Discs, of empty crisp packets, and of papercuts.
So, are we right, or are we the opposite of right? As always, let us know your thoughts, and make some suggestions for future episodes.
Welcome … to setisoppO. This is a podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week we turn our keenly trained sights on ninjas, we have an opinion on polls, and we wander through the dangers of Jurassic Park.
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This week’s episode is called Inspector Morse, Wax, Spice Girls – sounds like a case for Lewis to investigate.
Anyway, we work out the opposite of those things, and then talk a lot of random nonsense in between, before banging a gavel and declaring our decisions.
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Be vewy vewy quiet. We’re huntin’ opposites. This week’s wasscally wabbits are the Teletubbies, salad cream, and tights (pantyhose for our American friends).
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Strap yourself in for another roller coaster ride of opposite hunting. This week, we are in search of the opposite of a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster, we’re prowling the opposite of Spackle, and we’re seeking out the opposite of YouTube.
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We’re back for another episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we do some actual learning, as we wonder what might be the opposite of a volcano, the opposite of water, and the opposite of turquoise.
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Let’s do this. Let’s work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. Let’s work out the opposite of Pro Wrestling. Let’s work out the opposite of a door hinge. And let’s work out the opposite of pain killers.
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Let’s work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. Let’s work out the opposite of Screaming Yellow Zonkers (after we work out what Screaming Yellow Zonkers are), then work out the opposite of dressage, before working out the opposite of short shorts (we like short shorts).
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Let’s crack on again and work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This time round, we ponder on the opposite of Pac-Man, on the opposite of carrots, and on the opposite of beans on toast (brand not specified).
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Come and join in the fun because joining in is fun.
We’re back, with lots more opposites. This week we wonder what might be the opposite of table tennis, of that man Pierce Brosnan, and of EXACTLY 12 baked beans (brand not specified).
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It’s an eclectic mix this week, as we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. Herein we discuss Catan (The Settlers Of), game shows, and bodybuilding.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? And what’s your favourite tea pet?
Oh yeah. Mmhm. It’s a Valentine’s Day Special … well, it’s the day after that, or maybe weeks after it, depending on when you listen to this … but shh, it’s getting all hot and steamy in here, and not because we left the kettle boiling. We work out the opposite of Love Hearts, of greetings cards, and of roses.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Come on in, take a seat, and let yourself unwind. Oh yeah.
Theorising that one could work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite, two idiots stepped into the Quantum Leap Accelerator, and vanished. They awoke to find themselves trapped in the past, facing mirror images that were not their own, and wondering what also might be the opposite of an ice cream Sundae, and tea bags.
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Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can … but what’s the opposite of Spider-Man? Find out on this week’s episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. And along the way, we’ll also work out the opposite of a suggestion, and of Deep Space Nine.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and make your own suggestions for future episodes, because that’s half the fun of the fair.
Welcome back to the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we ruminate on the opposite of Skittles, on the opposite of M&Ms, on the opposite of Buzz Lightyear, and on the opposite of insurance.
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We’re back with another episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we go on a themed wander around America, and wonder on the opposites of a corn dog, and of the mighty World Series of Baseballs.
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Merry New Year from the people who bought you the opposite of nipples. We welcome in 2019 by working out the opposite of a New Year’s resolution, the opposite of glue, and the opposite of Jazz.
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Merry Thing one and all, it’s that time of year again, where content is easy to theme. And so, without further ado, we do some festive calculations, and work out the opposite of Christmas Jumpers, of Christmas Crackers, and of Charles Dickens. Because, you know, it’s Easter.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Have a lovely time in the Victorian snow, and join in the frolics.
Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun duuuuun … on this week’s episode of setisoppO, we work out the opposite of Police Academy, of Calvinball, and of envelopes. Warning: this episode may contain singing. ‘Singing’.
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Let’s get you all drooling for a new episode of the podcast of opposites. This week, we sink out teeth into a giant, juicy Tuna Sandwich, wash it down with some texting, and round it all off with a touch of Hogmanay.
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Apologies for our short absence, this was due to building works. But we’re back now, with a fantastic episode of opposites. This time round, we work out the opposite of toast, of Lemmings, and of the much-missed Rik Mayall.
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Heneriiies, Heneriiies, you must know … This week on the podcast of opposites, we work out the opposite of Henry’s Cat (you must have seen the movie), of snoring, and of scratch cards.
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We’re working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite again. And this week, we do the maths on Back To The Future, porridge, and a bell. You might be surprised by our conclusions.
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Welcome to another brilliant and wonderful episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, thanks to excellent suggestions from our delightful listeners, we work out the opposite of sausages, of elevator music, and of The Flumps.
So, are we right, or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and come and join the fun, because joining in is all sorts of fun.
So this week, we wondered what might be the opposite of a swan, of a nipple, and of a Wankel rotary engine (no giggling at the back). You’ll have to tune in and listen to find out what a Wankel rotary engine is, and indeed, what it’s opposite might be.
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It’s time for another episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we delve into the subject of matches, of the Carry On … films, and of Daleks.
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We’re here again, with another episode where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we ponder on Andrex, on the Roomba, and on Tennis.
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Welcome to a very special episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. And it’s our one hundredth episode. Did we celebrate in any way? No. Instead, we worked out the opposite of Postman Pat, of television, and of motorway services.
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Apologies for the poorer than normal quality of the audio this week. In spire of that, we had a lot of fun, thanks to suggestions from Andrew, Andy, and Jo, while we worked out what might be the opposite of Iron Man, of Buzzfeed, and of honeymoons.
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Thanks to excellent suggestions this week from Claire, Andrew, and Phill, we work out the opposite of Focaccia, of copper, and of school.
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Thanks to some excellent suggestions this week, from Claire, Geraint, and Kjell, we work out the opposite of a squeegee, of a grapevine, and of a tea cost. We also got to wondering what might the be opposite of a soft close mechanism.
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We managed to do four this week, thanks to excellent suggestions from Sophie, Hannah, Hayley, and Paul. Thus, we have worked out the opposite of photography, of a washing machine, of an ice cream scoop, and of a pencil.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? And why not send us some suggestions on Facebook, because joining in is half the fun.
A nice theme emerges this week, as we work out the opposite of a towel, of a sponge, and of toothpaste. Yeah, that’s right, it’s the Bathroom Special.
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Due to a technical hitch, we had to record this week’s episode of setisoppO twice, but we still work out the opposite of chocolate, weather, and perambulators, thanks to excellent suggestions from Oliver, Craig, and William.
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We’re back after a week off (due to lurgy), and thanks to some excellent suggestions from Pat, Karen, and Oliver, we work out the opposite of a kerfuffle, of a Pot Noodle, and of an island.
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With thanks to excellent suggestions from you, our lovely listeners, this week we work out the opposite of rhyming slang, of grated cheese, and of petrichor.
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Some excellent suggestions this week from Andy, Joe, and Gabe, meant that we worked out the opposite of burping, of potato salad, and of Eggs Benedict. That’s what we do.
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Having survived a painful adventure, we embark on another one this week, and thanks to suggestions from you, our lovely listeners, we work out the opposite of Cream Tea, of gravity, and of lovely fluffy cat bellies.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, join in the fun, and maybe, one day, we will have catalogued the opposite of every single thing in the world.
Thanks to some excellent suggestions from Jamie, Okse, and Kjell, this week we work out the opposite of Ribena, of a kangaroo, and of astro turf. With a special thanks to AF Harrold too.
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Not what we’re jumping on any bandwagons this week, but Simon wants to know the opposite of The World Cup, while listeners Jamie and Sophie have much better suggestions, being cling film, and flip flops. And who knew how many different names there were for flip flops.
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Thanks to excellent suggestions this week from Keith, Jamie, and Graeme, we work out the opposite of penguins (both kinds), espresso, and Lymeswold. What’s Lymeswold you say? Have a listen and hear a fun tale of cheese-based hubris.
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This week, thanks to brilliant suggestions from Jason, Des, and Karen, we work out the opposite of Kerplunk, of skin, and of shrubbery. Nee.
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With thanks to brilliant suggestions from William and Kevin, this week we work out the opposite of trampolines, of tattoos, and of wallop. It gets a bit saucy somehow. Sorry.
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Thanks to great suggestions from Dan and Heather (as well as Greg) this week, we wonder on the opposites of placemats, of saying thank you, and of health and safety.
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This week, Simon wants to know the opposite of Star Trek, while Iszi wants to know the opposite of Almonds. On top of that, lovely loyal listeners want to know what’s the opposite of singing?
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Join in the fun, because you know, it’s fun.
We’re back, with more of us working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, Okse wants to know the opposite of The Smurfs, William wants to know the opposite of Ed Miliband’s shoes, and Andrew wants to know the opposite of Worf.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and why not make a suggestion for a future episode?
It’s the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, thanks to suggestions by James, Samuel, and Lucas, we discussed The Matrix, Heinz Chicken Noodle Soup, and backlogs.
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Where to start? It began so well. Sort of. We really wanted to work out the opposite of Helens, of Bubble Wrap, and of the Hokey Cokey. And for a while, we did. Then something happened, and it all went sideways. Apologies in advance.
So, are we righ… No. This week, it’s just plain wrong.
Thanks to some excellent suggestions this week from Jamie, Stephen, and everyone, we work out the opposite of the Animaniacs, of jogging, and of Simon. There are all things that don’t have a natural opposite, so that makes them good for the game.
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Your suggestions continue to be excellent, so this week, we work out the opposite of a Cadbury’s Creme Egg, of sneezing, and of hogwash, which is an fantastic word that we all need to use a lot more.
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Thanks to excellent suggestions from Karen, Kelly, and Vicki, this week we work out the opposite of coleslaw, the opposite of cobwebs, and the opposite of baskets.
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Thanks to some excellent suggestions from Jamie, Ruth, and Matt, on this week’s episode we work out the opposite of tomato ketchup, the opposite of Canada, and the opposite of newspapers (giving us a little pang of nostalgia).
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Thanks to brilliant suggestions from Kjell, Nikki, and Steve, this week we work out the opposite of an elephant, of a burger, and of backgammon.
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So, we’re back, working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, for your listening pleasure, we ponder the opposite of tongue piercings, of deep-fried Battenberg cake, and of Bill Murray, all based on your brilliant suggestions.
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Just one more thing … what’s the opposite of Columbo ma’am? Oh, and while I’m here, sorry to bother you, it’s just bugging me a little is all. What’s the opposite of an ear worm? And a jigsaw? What’s the opposite of a jigsaw?
My wife says this is a great podcast. She listens to it when she’s making dinner. And she’s a member of the Facebook group, and she makes suggestions for topics all the time. She loves it.
Time for another episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder what might be the opposite of The Garbage Pail Kids, of handbags, and of Bitcoin.
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It all got a little sideways this week, on the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. It all started with sewing machines, and tails of trouser making. Then it went cute, and became about kittens yawning. Then it went weird, and ended up with Tom Hanks relieving himself.
So, what do you think? Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, join in the fun on Facebook, and suggest your own topics for future shows. We love hearing from you, so keep in touch.
As well as working out what might be the opposite of The Hulk this week, we also dive into the culinary delights of Branston pickle, and wonder what is the plural of Rolos.
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It’s episode 69. Stop giggling. This week, we wonder what might be the opposite of a Calippo, of a deerstalker, and of fish fingers.
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So, a new year brings a new batch of opposites for us to consider. This week, we wonder what might be the opposite of a New Year’s resolution, before introducing you to the wonderful world of garbage. Then we finally get round to doing some Jiu Jitsu.
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The festive fun continues on setisoppO, when we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we sample the Christmas sprouts, with a side of Pigs In Blankets, before a dessert of Christmas Pudding.
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We decided to have a bit of a festive movie special this week, inspired by the first suggestion from Jamie, which was Die Hard. Then we wondered what might be the opposite of Batman Returns, before deciding between two other movies, and settling on working out the opposite of The Muppet Christmas Carol. There might be spoilers within, so proceed with that in mind if you haven’t seen these films.
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One of the topics this week sounds rather childish, but we think we managed to handle it in a grown up, mature manner. Sorry. What’s left to discuss in the podcast where we work out what’s the opposite of something that doesn’t have a natural opposite then? Why, there’s Blu Tack and sweatbands, and you’re guaranteed to learn something new about something, somewhere, maybe, surely.
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Thanks to suggestions with week from Geraint, Joe, and Jamie, we work out what’s the opposite of fruit pastilles (a kind of candy in the UK), of water balloons, and of jugs. Stop giggling at the back.
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On this week’s show, we work out what might be the opposite of goblins, of Spartacus, and of lunch boxes (or is it lunchboxes)? Things get a little bit confessional and nostalgic, but fear not, Vincent makes himself heard.
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It’s a rather eclectic mix of topics this week, when we work out the opposites of fluffy bunnies, museums, and zebra crossings. This means we discuss all different kinds of road crossings, which is more entertaining than you’d expect (though only just).
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Quite by accident, this week turned into a sweet-toothed special, when we tried to work out the opposite of Quality Street, of Chupa Chups, and of vanilla. We sort of got a bit dirty at one point, so be warned.
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A day late, and probably a dollar short, it’s the newest instalment of your favourite podcast about the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we ponder on the antithesis of glamping, of curtains, and of Veronica Mars.
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We’re back, working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, thanks to brilliant suggestions from listeners Phill, Andy, and Jamie, we work out the opposite of woodpeckers, dominoes, and trunks. And along the way, we accidentally work out a few more things too.
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It’s the podcast where we work out what’s the opposite of something that doesn’t have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder on the opposites of Cyril Sneer, WD40, and Inflatable Boxing Gloves.
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We’re back for another episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out what’s the opposite of something that doesn’t have a natural opposite. This week, you wanted us to decide the opposite of sweaters (or jumpers, or pullovers, or jerseys), the opposite of cheesecake, and the opposite of Lego.
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It’s quite the eclectic mix this week, as we try and work out what is the opposite of Gary Oldman, toenails, and the Crab Nebula. Now, you surely have your own opinions, so why not let us know what you think? We have a Facebook page too, which is a lot of fun and frolics (frolics not guaranteed).
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Some of you may have seen a video of a bit of one side of this week’s recording, so here’s the full show for you to now enjoy, and share, and like, and comment upon, and review on iTunes. In it, we wonder what might be the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite – namely, paper jams, tadpoles, and stickers.
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Welcome back to the podcast of opposites, where we work out what is the opposite of something that doesn’t have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder about fur coats, orange (the colour, or the fruit?), and Lara Croft. Plus we stumble upon a super-secret bonus topic. Listen to find out more.
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We’re back with more opposites of things that don’t have a natural opposite, because that’s what we do. This week, what’s the opposite of Amazon Prime (asks Jamie), what’s the opposite of Pikachu (asks Clive), and what’s the opposite of Cruithne (ask us, in the last episode).
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It’s time to figure out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. Paul suggested we do Morris Dancing, which we did. Then Nikki suggested we try Muesli, which we did. Before James asked about the Moon. And yes, we went there. (Plus a bonus one, that’s top secret).
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We did it, we finally did it. We answered the taboo question. The question no one has ever dared ask before, let alone try to answer. What’s the opposite (brace yourself (unless you’ve read the title already (in which case, mop your brow and loosen your collar))) of a trophy? More controversially, what’s the opposite of an ironing board? And finally, if you can stand it, what’s the opposite of head slapping.
So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? As always, we love it when you join in with the shenanigans, so please do Like, Share, and anything else you fancy doing to this episode, because it really helps, and it makes us feel nice inside.
What’s the opposite of pouting? One thing we didn’t think about this week, was the other meaning of pouting (ie, sulking), but do you think that changes our conclusion? Also, what’s the opposite of a wheelbarrow, and what’s the opposite of Kleenex?
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It’s funny being over a year old. These episodes are fun to make, and the year has just flown by. So, this week, we wonder what might be the opposite of a chocolate eclair, the opposite of Brighton beach, and then the opposite of disgruntlement.
What do you think? Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and suggest your own topics for future episodes, because it’s your show too, and it wouldn’t be the same without you.
Because of suggestions from James, Jamie, and Nick, on this week’s podcast of opposites, we discuss what might be the opposite of Ladybirds, or Ladybugs if you prefer, film directors, and didgeridoos (which is a fun word to say).
If you would like to suggest a topic for us to debate, please get in touch, because it’s your show too. And please do share and like us on various social media outlets too, because it really helps.
It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day … and a new episode of your favourite podcast of opposites. So, what’s the opposite of aglets (and what on Earth is an aglet anyway?), cement, and Grand Theft Auto 3? Yes, we did GTA before, but this time, it’s a specific title – NO, you messed up, we didn’t.
Are we right? Are we wrong? Are we huggable? Let us know, and share the show with everyone. And if you want to suggest a topic for discussion, please get in touch.
What’s the opposite of tweezers? More importantly, what’s the opposite of a marmalade sandwich (with bonus culinary discussions)? And what’s the opposite of woodwork?
Thanks to Kjell, Jamie, and Andy for this week’s suggestions. If you want to suggest something, come visit our Facebook page, or tweet us. We would love to hear from you.
What’s the opposite of a fidget spinner (and if you’re old, what’s a fidget spinner?). More importantly, when we discuss the opposite of tap dancing, do we mean rhythm or Broadway? And what on Earth is Vick’s VapoRub anyway, let alone what’s its opposite?
Are we right? Are we wrong? Do you care? Well, you should, because it’s important, life-affirming fun. Join in, you’ll like it.
It’s another exciting instalment of your weekly podcast of opposites. This time we wonder what’s the opposite of a bra, then Simon wonders what’s the opposite of Prime Minister’s Questions, before we all wonder what’s the opposite of binoculars.
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We know you’ve been wondering it for ages, and so we finally work out what’s the opposite of pizza. And it’s probably not what you think. Then we discuss the opposite of a Viking Longship, and come to a conclusion you might be surprised by. Before finally discussing the opposite of a Bag For Life, which you definitely won’t be expecting.
So, are we right, or do you think we got it all wrong, and that we’re wrong-headed in the wrongest possible way? Join in, because we like it.
What’s the opposite of Schadenfreude? Quick, don’t Google it. Well, okay then, what’s the opposite of Sexting. Don’t look embarrassed, answer the question. Fine, how about the opposite of Dribbling? Hey, no, come back. We’re playing a game.
Who needs them anyway, when we’ve got you to tell us if we are right, or if we are the opposite of right. And we’ve also got you to tell all your friends about how much you like the show, and share it with them, and like it, and write glowing reviews of it, and everything. Thank you.
What have lettuce, Hotmail, and a good cup of tea (ahhh) all got in common? That’s right, they are the subjects under discussion for inauguration into the setisoppO wiki of opposites of things that don’t have a natural opposite.
Do you think we got it right? Or the opposite of right? Let us know what you think, and even get in touch to suggest more subjects for future episodes.
So what’s the opposite of Robocop? Or turnips? Or Cake Boss? If only there was a podcast devoted to finding out the opposites of things that don’t have a natura… HANG ON. There is, and this is it.
Are we right? Are we the opposite of right? Let us know what you think, and even make your own suggestions for things we can debate.
This week, we hand the episode over to you again, our lovely listeners, and ask you to suggest things for us to figure out the opposite of. That means we end up talking about Thundercats (courtesy of Gabe), Egg Whisks (care of William Donohue), and the Eurovision Song Contest (per Kristin).
So, are we right, or naturally, are we the opposite of right? Let us know your thoughts on Twitter and Facebook, and join in the discussion. Also, why not suggest a topic for us to talk about?
This week, we hand the episode over to you, our lovely listeners, and ask you to suggest things for us to figure out the opposite of. That means we end up talking about nostalgia (courtesy of Paul Gannon), the Large Hadron Collider (care of William Donohue), and turning 30 (per Jamie Rivernberg).
So, are we right, or naturally, are we the opposite of right? Let us know your thoughts on Twitter and Facebook, and join in the discussion. Also, why not suggest a topic for us to talk about?
It’s time for another delve into the fascinating world of unnatural opposites. This week, we explore the opposites of goldfish and frigates, before getting all meta (because of a listener suggestion) and wondering what’s the opposite of us.
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There’s an endless supply of things in this world that don’t have a natural opposite. And it’s our job to figure out what’s the opposite of those things. This week, we ponder on the opposite of Margaret Thatcher, the opposite of ghosts, and the opposite of St Helen’s Fort.
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What’s the opposite of a podcast about the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite? I guess we’ll never know. What you can learn though, is the opposite of a quiz, the opposite of Davros, and the opposite of a hessian sack.
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It’s time for another podcast of opposites. This week, we wonder out loud and in front of recording devices, what is that opposite of Blankety Blank. It’s called The Match Game in America. Also, we work out the opposite of Lotion, before we tackle the tricky subject of what’s the opposite of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
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Because we’re nothing if not stupid, it’s a week too early to wonder what’s the opposite of an Easter egg. But we do it anyway. Then we explore the world of insults again, before a random delve brings up the topic of UFOs.
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What’s the opposite of a new episode of setisoppO, the podcast of opposites? Who knows? But we did come to a conclusion about the opposite of 7-Eleven, the opposite of Robosaurus, and the opposite of April Fool’s Day. If you don’t know Robosaurus, do a search, you won’t be disappointed. (Aside, you will be disappointed).
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What’s the opposite of sprinkles? Or the opposite of hundreds and thousands? Or the opposite of jimmies? Or the opposite of hagelslag? Well, they’re all the same thing, so that makes it a bit easier. But what about the opposite of tongues? And the opposite of Pandora? Find out on a new episode of setisoppO, the podcast of, um, well, opposites.
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Wow, we’ve already done thirty episodes, which means we have worked out the opposite of ninety things already. Keeping track of them all is quite hard, so it’s lucky we have the Wiki running to help us out.
Anyway, this week we wonder what’s the opposite of yawning, chameleons, and (eventually) Taekwondo.
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By the way, they’re called Hypercolor T-Shirts …
This week, on your podcast of opposites without a natural opposite, we debate the opposite of Nutella, the opposite of the Alien from the movie franchise, and the opposite of Ricki Lake. Simon also recreates a classic advert from the past, much to Iszi’s chagrin.
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It’s another episode of your favourite podcast about the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder about the polarity of dreaming, Simon misremembers his Catholic schooling and the positioning of Pancake Day, and we giggle about the Beaver Creek Institution.
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There’s some homework for this episode. Take a look at this video.
So, what’s the opposite of coffee (because Simon needed more of it), Wiiiickes (because Simon said it), and Power Of The Damager (because why not?)?
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What’s the opposite of Netflix? What’s the opposite of tissues? What’s the opposite of the Harry Potter franchise? And what’s the opposite of witnessing a crime LIVE on a podcast? Eat that Serial.
So, are we right about our conclusions? Or are we the exact opposite of right? As always, let us know, and please do share and like the podcast as much as possible, because it really does help spread the word.
This week we start with a song. Then things go down hill from there. But along the way, we do discover the opposite of Robin Hood, mouth ulcers, and accordions.
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What a treat we have in store for you. It’s setisoppO, the podcast of opposites. And this week, we wonder what’s the opposite of Mixed Martial Arts, nutritional labelling, and velociraptors. They look terrifying with feathers.
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It’s another podcast of us deciding, for the official record (there’s a gavel and everything), what is the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we arbitrate handwash, Instagram, and exclamation marks.
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Apologies for our lengthy absence, but Simon has had a cough that wouldn’t have been pleasant to listen to. Anyway, here’s a brand new episode, in which we ponder the opposites of the Rubik’s Cube, goats, and a seance, as well as a bonus speed round.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Play along. Have some fun with us.
There’s a distinct Christmas theme to this week’s podcast. We ponder on the opposite of tinsel, and learn about its origins and development, before wondering what’s the opposite of Santa’s elves. And our random pick is just as festive, because it comes from the pages of the Christmas Radio Times.
So, are we right? Or are we dead wrong? What do you think?
We’re back with another episode of setisoppO, the podcast in which we wonder what’s the opposite of something that doesn’t have a natural opposite. This week, what’s the opposite of The Good Life, a BBC sitcom from the 1970s, caramel (not caramel cream), and shopping trolleys (or carts for those that prefer carts).
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Or are we both? Or are we giraffes?
Iszi has a cold today, so her brain is a little fuzzy. Simon has no excuse for his stupid fuzzy brain though.
This week, we wonder what is the opposite of a witch’s broomstick (and learn their sordid history), Christmas cards (and learn their sordid history), and the Volkswagen Beetle (and learn their sordid history). There’s also a mini bonus round.
Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right?
Hey. What’s the opposite of Indiana Jones? The only way to find out is to listen to this, the latest episode of setisoppO, the podcast of opposites. in doing so, you’ll also learn the opposite of chlorine triflouride (and learn what it is), as well as the opposite of clergymen.
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It’s been bugging us all for weeks now, and finally Iszi and Simon address the issue. What is the opposite of a basketball hoop? We also explain our absence last week, and discuss the opposite of tonsillitis, before working out the opposite of swearing.
Are we right? Are we wrong? Or are we somewhere in between?
To distract ourselves on the morning after, we wondered about the opposite of bread, Golf, and chocolate cereal. There’s also a cat purring, which is always nice.
How did we do? Let us know your thoughts.
Oh, and Iszi was right about the cereal box. Iszi wins. Iszi always wins.
What’s the opposite of the 1990s? What’s the opposite of a hair follicle? What’s the opposite of cliffhanger?
That’s right, it’s setisoppO, the podcast in which we argue about the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite.
Are we spot on? Or have we missed the point completely? Let us know.
It’s another episode of the podcast that ponders the opposites of things that don’t have a natural opposite. Aside from the usual bickering, this week we debate the opposite of a cardboard box, captions, and pyjamas. But what did we come up with?
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Unlucky for some, but lucky for you, it’s a brand new episode of setisoppO. This week, we wonder about the opposite of Friday 13th, learn about the Whip Scorpion, and reminisce about Herge’s Adventures Of Tintin.
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For some unknown reason, Simon seems to think this is episode eleven, not twelve, and so wants to know what’s the opposite of legs. Iszi counters with something else at first, but then settles on Home Town, before they randomly pick Train Whistle to finish.
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Welcome back to the podcast of opposites. This week, we try and decide what’s the opposite of nickel, lens wipes, and Grand Theft Auto. And we do some of that learning on the way too.
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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.
Please Like and Share and Review the show, and tell us if we’re right or wrong. What do you think is the opposite of theatre, a frigate bird, and Doctor Who?
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.