Urinal

He is not show his face.

Thou art a Castilian king Urinal, Hector of Greece, my boy.

I pray you, bear witness that me have stay six or seven, two, three hours for him, and he is no come.

He is the wiser man, Master Doctor.

He is not show his face

Thou art a Castilian king Urinal, Hector of Greece, my boy

I pray you, bear witness that me have stay six or seven, two, three hours for him, and he is no come

He is the wiser man, Master Doctor.

Fountain, 1917.

Urinal, Armut.

Scandal.

Art history chaos.

How's it going? Murph, what's up, my man? Happy Tuesday morning.

And to answer your question right out of the gate, I think the Jed York story was more believable than the Giants winning a 5-0 ballgame against Chase Burns.

With

that lineup.

And the Giants get the win, which means we get to call it in.

And, of course, we got more details on Jed.

By the way, if anybody missed yesterday's show, that thing, that entire story broke during our show.

And we sort of like, I mean, we were just juggling this hot potato.

Not much of that around.

Uh, she's here at the Fringe with her latest piss takes, Churchill's Urinal.

Ooh.

[laughs]

... that's good to know, because, you know, we need to get that sorted.

[laughs]

Um, tell us about Churchill's Urinal.

As I said earlier, true story.

Well, Michael, Michael Coveney, thank you so much for joining us to remember Phyllida Law, who has died aged 94.

On tomorrow's Front Row, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales on the work involved in maintaining public trust in the online encyclopedia that he launched 25 years ago, and the comedian Rosie Holt on her two shows, Churchill's Urinal and The Illegal Aliens have Landed, that she's bringing to the Edinburgh Fringe this year.

Join Kirsty live at 7:15.

Thanks for listening to Front Row.