Australian comic Minchin makes a risqué castaway with sex doll suggestion
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Your support makes all the difference.Listeners to BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs could be left spluttering into their cornflakes this morning after castaway Tim Minchin suggested a robotic sex doll could be a good choice of luxury.
The Australian musical comedian told the show's host, Kirsty Young, that he would struggle to decide whether to take the doll or his piano. He said: "I assume lots of people say a robotic sex doll? But if it wasn't something to occupy me in that way I'd take my piano."
He added that his lifestyle was "conservative".
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