Anna Tyshinski

And the emperor really liked him because he did other cool stuff.

And so he was called Qin Min, which means diligent and clever.

Very nice.

Wait, but I don't need it to be drinkable.

Whereas when we now go, we think, oh, that's just the sound of a bomb.

But actually it's not, it's the sound of a whistle.

But that would have come from the bombs, right?

Yeah.

Because the sound goes...

We should do... I've started doing that since I read this and was like, oh, yeah, of course.

You know, with kids, when you feed them, you go...

as an aeroplane.

What I've started doing

as it descends into his mouth.

Well, the famous example in the Second World War that our grandparents always used to talk about was the Doodlebugs, wasn't it?

The Doodlebug was basically a German drone, essentially.

Yes, the V1, which it would be fired and it was sort of like powered by a sort of jet as it went through the air.

And it was programmed to stop at a certain point.

And the famous thing about the doodle bug, which everyone always remembers, is that when its engine was programmed to cut out, that was when it plummets out of the air.

So you hear that and then a sudden silence, which actually a friend of mine in the village, Laurie, is in his early 90s.