Plasticine

I, I mean, to be fair, and that's, that's perfectly fine except for when you're trying to pretend like you're not.

She's, like, very Plasticine.

Yes.

Well, eventually she'll become completely plastic one day and she'll be an android.

Rob.

Plasticine.

It's Play-Doh.

Do you know what? I expected Rob to go, Lego.

I had plasticine.

The answer does say Play-Doh.

Plasticine's more clay, I think.

You can have half a point.

Mm-mm.

Miriam C. Cooper, the man who wrote the screenplay to the first King Kong movie, Stop, Go Animation, Plasticine, King Kong, as a boy, he used to stay in his uncle's house.

And there were two books on the shelf there that he read.

One was Paul Dushayu, Adventures and Exploration in Equatorial Africa.

You can be imprisoned for saying...

Apparently, one person was arrested in London recently for having a T-shirt saying, Plasticine, I support Plasticine.

Yeah.

they deliberately had the wrong word in their T-shirt and they got arrested because it looked like Palestine.

Everything in me tells me we should cut out the fact that I have to tell you how to spell things, but then also I think it's important to put it in.

Plasticine, put it in.

And yeah, straight away, the fourth image is Plato.

So it's the same.

Yeah.

I've been saying Plasticine, though.

That must be annoying some people already.

Plasticine.

Uh, Stamford and Beamish in County Durham coming up.

Uh, the third thing I was gonna share with you is that Plasticine was invented in Bath/Bath.

Was it really?

Yeah.

Anyway, there was an art teacher who lives here in Bath, Bath, where I live, um, who, uh, wanted a, a, a clay that wouldn't dry out for-

Yeah

... his sculpture classes, and so he invented, uh, Plasticine.

That's really cool.