Anna Tushinsky

And actually, you can only use it as an adverb.

Maybe you shouldn't be allowed to use random as an adjective at all.

You just generate numbers randomly.

It's a random generator.

Something that's doing it randomly.

I think if the bar is when are you going to use stuff in a real life context, I think our podcast is completely dead.

So let's not go down that avenue.

This is why time travellers get in such trouble, don't they?

And every time a baby's born, you have to kill an old person.

Pass the fact on.

Andy sends around the facts that he's curated from the inbox, doesn't he?

He sends them to us and he sent this one.

This is from Gary Randall.

Not necessarily for me.

You'll see why I've dragged Andy into this, though.

So this fact is that Avril is a French name that means April.

And Levine is a French surname, which actually means the fool because it comes from a name that means someone living near a playhouse or an occupational name for a jester.

So that's Levine.

So Avril Levine is actually April Fool.

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