Sign up for Audible, using our affiliate link! When you sign up for Audible you will be helping out our podcast, and the “Terry goat fund.” Sign up and get your first month free. After that it becomes $15 every month. You can unsubscribe at any time. Each month you will get one token for an audible book, and some really great prices and discounts on titles that you want to add to your library. Quick recap This was episode 269 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith, Jill, and Terry, featuring their weekly discussion of news, humor, and blindness-related topics. The hosts shared various funny stories including a human climbing Dubai’s tallest building, a 94-year-old pool player heading to a tournament in Las Vegas, and a cormorant bird seeking help at a hospital with a fishhook in its beak. They discussed recent news items including New York Governor Kathy Hochul helping a grandfather keep his “PEE BEFORE WE GO” license plate, and shared slang terms of the week including “glazing,” “body tea,” and “California sober.” The episode concluded with an Andy Griffith Show trivia quiz and a top 10 list from Terry about funny aspects of daylight-saving time, followed by the hosts sharing jokes and closing remarks about the show’s website and how to contact them. Summary The podcast episode opens with a feature a discussion among Keith, Jill, and Terry about recent events and experiences. Terry shares details about a thrilling documentary he watched, involving a man who climbed the tallest building in Dubai while being filmed. Jill talks about watching a documentary featuring Eric Dane’s last words. The group also discusses the death of Robert Carradine and a humorous incident involving Robin, who visited Terry’s house to buy an old iPhone and encountered clutter and barking doorbells. Keith mentions using Meta glasses to explore Terry’s house and notes that Robin had to navigate through a furry mouse to find the computer mouse. News of the Week Keith, Terry, and Jill shared various news stories, including a New York grandfather’s battle over his personalized license plate, which was resolved when Governor Kathy Hochul intervened. Jill highlighted a 98-year-old pool player from New England who is set to compete in a tournament in Las Vegas, with the local community raising funds for her first-class flight. Keith shared a story about an injured cormorant in Berlin, Germany, that pecked at a hospital door to seek help for a triple fish hook stuck in its beak. The unusual animal encounters continue, including a cormorant with a fishhook in its beak that was treated at a hospital in Bremen, and a man in Ontario who was chased by aggressive turkeys before being rescued by a stranger. The conversation concluded with Keith sharing slang terms, including “glaze” (to excessively praise someone sarcastically), “body tea” (referring to a physically attractive body appearance), “California sober” (abstaining from alcohol but no other drugs), and “mewing” (a jaw-exercise trend among young people that involves pressing the tongue against the roof of the mouth). After a technical difficulty Terry shared a humorous story about a beaver that disregarded public safety by evading police officers. Jill’s Trivia Quiz The group then moved on to an Andy Griffith quiz hosted by Jill, where they discussed various characters from the show and their respective actors. The quiz covered roles such as Andy Taylor, Barney Fife, Aunt B, Opie Taylor, and Helen Crum, with the participants attempting to identify the correct actors for each character. They confirmed that George Lindsey played Goober Pyle, Jim Nabors played Gomer Pyle, and Dick Elliott played the overweight mayor. Keith mentioned that originally, George Lindsey was considered for the role of Gomer Pyle, which went to Jim Nabors instead. The group also discussed some of the show’s minor characters and their actors. Terry’s Top 10 List Terry shared a humorous top 10 list about daylight saving time, highlighting absurdities like losing an hour of sleep, appliance clock discrepancies, and pets not adjusting to the time change. Keith and Terry discussed the arbitrary nature of daylight-saving time changes, noting that the timing has shifted from around Halloween to after, causing confusion for those with specific work schedules. Terry shared a personal anecdote about being pulled over for driving during dark hours due to a misaligned work schedule, emphasizing the challenges daylight saving time can create for shift workers. Anchor Topic The group discussed various activities and social opportunities for blind individuals, including golf, bowling, and church participation. They explored how technology and accessible formats like Braille can help blind people stay engaged in social activities and religious services. The conversation highlighted the importance of accessible information and support systems for blind individuals to maintain social connections and participate in community activities. Email and Final Thoughts Keith and Jill discussed a humorous email about a little girl who wants a baby sister. They follow it with an email About a man who discovered his son was engaged to his half-sister, leading to a series of unfortunate romantic entanglements. Keith shares a voicemail about someone from the South who paid close attention in church, and we discussed how it was written (poorly) in dialect. They also explored the challenges of reading dialects in literature, noting that written dialects can sometimes be difficult to understand when read aloud. final word and observations from our AI companion Comedic Chat and Show Wrap-Up The meeting primarily revolved around a casual and humorous exchange of jokes and anecdotes among Keith, Jill, and Terry. Keith served as the host, closing out the show by encouraging listeners to visit their website, subscribe to the show, and engage via email or voicemail. The session ended with Keith signing off and expressing gratitude to the audience for their support. Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith. Sponsored by: Retro Radio Podcast. Bringing you family-friendly entertainment through classic, old-time radio. Episodes are posted daily. 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