Always fill from the cold tap (21 February 2025)
Marcus leverages a Friday free-for-all to cover "kettle-quette", giant sheep, and getting an ID card with your photo on it. LISTEN ABOVE
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Always fill from the cold tap (21 February 2025)
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Gee you've got a lot of junk (20 February 2025)
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His unusual crouching stance (19 February 2025)
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The boomerang kid
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Now they're called 'sky pandas' (17 February 2025)
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Just one of those things (14 February 2025)
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So unbelievably uncomfortable (13 February 2025)
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A magnetic guide dog (12 February 2025)
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Why would a man use a straw (11 February 2025)
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Big trigger alert (10 February 2025)
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Chocolate mayonnaise (5 February 2025)
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Dream interpreter then the lawn guy (4 February 2025)
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Get thee to a theatre (3 February 2025)
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Burnt down on Christmas Eve (31 January 2025)
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An emu mail (30 January 2025)
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Caller of the night: Paul was one of the survivors of a plane disaster
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In seven years they'll be a giant (29 January 2025)
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It should be called 'pipe' (28 January 2025)
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Caller of the night: Anne issued a book to Sir Peter Snell
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But what was the book called? (27 January 2025)
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What could you talk about for an hour? (24 January 2025)
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So much off the ball nonsense (23 January 2025)
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Jan and the giant fan (22 January 2025)
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On go the crocs (21 January 2025)
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Predicting the year (20 January 2025)
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Sunday is the new Wednesday (20 December 2024)
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I've never designed a mini golf course (19 December 2024)
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I feel for hockey (18 December 2024)
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You could smell the cones (17 December 2024)
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A lawn mowing obsessive (16 December 2024)
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He was know as Mr Smiley (13 December 2024)
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Baked beans jazzed up (12 December 2024)
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You can't tell people how to feel (11 December 2024)
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Greyhound racing banned in NZ (10 December 2024)
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Hate a banana box (9 December 2024)
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Mutton ham redux
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Goldfish bowl of ear plugs (5 December 2024)
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In the fridge crimped (4 December 2024)
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The path to a ham (3 December 2024)
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All I want is a scavenger hunt (2 December 2024)
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Put it in August (29 November 2024)
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It has got a pleasant shape (28 November 2024)
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The Yankee Swap (27 November 2024)
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But was it narrow inside (26 November 2024)
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The Oven Door Closing Guy (25 November 2024)
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Spread the James (22 November 2024)
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The precious folk of Pakuranga (21 November 2024)
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Stop ticketing people (20 November 2024)
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We should've walked (19 November 2024)
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Bugger the Temu (18 November 2024)
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Taking the worm off a blind hen (15 November 2024)
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And 5ZB which was a train (14 November 2024)
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They would've panic-parked (13 November 2024)
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They're not biscuity enough (12 November 2024)
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A bit keen to deliver (11 November 2024)
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So good I bought two of them (8 November 2024)
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A breeze of entitlement (7 November 2024)
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Who cares what cats think (5 November 2024)
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This woman needs Pillow Anonymous (4 November 2024)
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Google and Kapiti Icecreams
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His name was Horse (31 October 2024)
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It's a crime against the game (30 October 2024)
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No such thing as a bad cheese (29 October 2024)
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That'll be my bumper sticker (25 October 2024)
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That's telling off material (24 October 2024)
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Don't make stuff up (23 October 2024)
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Rested on the laurel of the lolly (22 October 2024)
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So did you get a V (17 October 2024)
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They all vote neigh (21 October 2024)
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Not a very nice sheep (18 October 2024)
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Comet watch (16 October 2024)
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I can't mouth-visualise it (15 October 2024)
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Have a sausage, have a drink, get a ribbon (14 October 2024)
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Like the internet but noisier (11 October 2024)
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Not into shared bedding (10 October 2024)
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He's been out with Miss Hamilton (9 October 2024)
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Brian wasn't an All Black (8 October 2024)
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Mad people doing mad things (7 October 2024)
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Has there ever been a more pointless river? (4 October)
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This is not idiot hour (3 October)
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"Is that a Christmas cake or a relapse?" (October 2)
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I feel slightly Trojan horsed, Tom (1 October)
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Welcome Daylight Saving(s)?
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No one else will find this interesting (27 September 2024)
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A lack of symmetry in haircuts (26 September 2024)
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It's a polariser (25 September 2024)
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Maybe you can only go forward (24 September 2024)
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Marketing of perceived cheapness (23 September 2024)
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I like your egg passion (19 September 2024)
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"Not going to happen": Caller's firm belief in All Blacks' defeat
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The edge of despair
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I think it's the door (6 September 2024)
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Not happy with the changes they made (5 September 2024)
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No word on why (4 September 2024)
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Charlie Ash will never die (3 September 2024)
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Mark my words! (2 September 2024)
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Caller of the night: Lois predicts more woes for the All Blacks
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A formative memory (30 August 2024)
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The least unexpected headline of all time (29 August 2024)
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A drive that feels long (28 August 2024)
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Crikey! That seems to be the way it is (27 August 2024)
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Gets crazy in Dorothy territory
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Dr Leila Masson: Our children are chronically stressed
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Afternoon Edition: 22 February 2025
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