Baltic Sea
About Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is an arm of the Atlantic Ocean that is enclosed by the countries of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Sweden, and the North and Central European Plain regions. It is the world's largest brackish water basin.
On the show — 6 mentions total
It was a very specific route that they were taking them on, which was from a German city, Erfurt, and they were going to a Baltic Sea resort. You can't arrive at the airport naked, so what they would do is they would come with their clothes, and they would get on the plane, and then all take their clothes off when they were on the plane, and then when they landed, they had to put their clothes back on to get off the plane.
from 127: No Such Thing As 'Carry On Colliding', 2016-08-19 at 00:19:28 · read transcript
Other times Baltic Sea came up
What's the reasoning? The idea is that it was made up by the Soviet Union and Japan. The reason was that the fishing is so good around the Baltic Sea area they wanted other countries to think there's no point sending boats there because there's a massive country in the way. Oh, wow. So the idea is that there is no such place as Finland and all the people who think that they're Finnish are actually living in Estonia and other countries around there.
204: No Such Thing As A Mean Butterfly, 2018-02-16 · listen
I think traditionally if they've had a triumphant sojourn, what do you call it? Expedition? I don't think they call it sojourn. Yeah. I think they're pretty sure in most wars they go, subs, you're going on a sojourn into the Baltic Sea now. It's amazing. There's no space on the submarine because most people are wearing cravats and the number of cigarette holders you have to have on board. It just takes up loads of space.
580: No Such Thing As Bin Day On A Nuclear Submarine, 2025-04-24 · listen
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