Charlie Brooker / The Guardian / continue reading
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Swimming with dolphins. Everyone yaps on about wanting to do that before they die. But swimming with tuna?
"For some reason, when you tell people you're going swimming with tuna, they laugh in your face. It sounds inherently absurd, and I'm not entirely sure why. I think it's because we often encounter tuna in tins. Also – and I know this is a stupid thing to think, but it's hard not to think it – there's that smell. You expect tuna to smell like, well, to smell like tuna, even though they're still alive, still in one piece and, most importantly, they're underwater where you can't smell anything."
Charlie Brooker / The Guardian / continue reading
Charlie Brooker / The Guardian / continue reading
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