and now for something completely different
Edit: Thank you for all the lovely comments. Much appreciated. I'm off to bask in the sun and try not to smoke in front of my parents.
From the 9/11 Conspiracies challenge. See all 387 entries (closed)
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Edit: Thank you for all the lovely comments. Much appreciated. I'm off to bask in the sun and try not to smoke in front of my parents.
From the 9/11 Conspiracies challenge. See all 387 entries (closed)
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'nings!
Crimson Permanent Assurance sketch from Monty Python's Meaning of Life.
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by many?
are you sure? I thought there was a general consensus it was their worst.
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^this perhaps
I think i prefer it to Life of brian, but I have seen Life of brian a lot more, so that's possibly the reason
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You know why you've seen Life of Brian more?
They play it more.
Due to it being better.
This isn't my opinion, this is pure, undeniable fact. It's in the dictionary, and it's written on the side of Charon. In big green letters. You just can't see it because you don't have good eyes.
Don't worry- where we're going we won't need eyes to see.
sorry chaps, not a clue what's got into me today.
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Due to it being better.
This isn't my opinion, this is pure, undeniable fact. It's in the dictionary, and it's written on the side of Charon. In big green letters. You just can't see it because you don't have good eyes.
Don't worry- where we're going we won't need eyes to see.
sorry chaps, not a clue what's got into me today.
^this^
The one that best exemplifies the spirit of Python...
Sorry... I turned into Mark Kermode for a minute there
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Sorry... I turned into Mark Kermode for a minute there
nah, your vowels are too short
thaaaat beeehst eeexeeempleeefooies the ssspirit of Pyyyython
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Not at all.
General consensus amongst most people, including themselves = worst film.
Life of Brian they like best.
I think i prefer THG.
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Life of Brian they like best.
I think i prefer THG.
holy grail is my favourite also
by a margin of some centimetres.
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the opinions of me and my many other selves
are worth more than everyone elses
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I refuse to believe the opinion of someone who OF HIS OWN ACCORD
names himself after his bank account.
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you've blocked me out that well?
come on, you enjoyed some of it.
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yer
I'd go for Brian, cos I've seen THG so many times
plus "Where are you two from? Nose City?" gets me every time
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plus "Where are you two from? Nose City?" gets me every time
the line
A balm? What are you giving him a balm for? It might bite him.
mades me giggle a lot
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mades me giggle a lot
Not their best
but still pretty good in places.
After dinner mint, sir? It is wafer thin....
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After dinner mint, sir? It is wafer thin....
Not to worry.
It's the one you don't *have* to watch.
Moments of genius, many more of....mediocrity. In my opinion anyway.
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Moments of genius, many more of....mediocrity. In my opinion anyway.
yeh that is true
some of the sketches are a bit weak. but the fishes are great :D
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I think all the sketches are pretty good
but it is a series of sketches and not a film so I think LOB and THG are better.
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You've got a good point there.
It is a bit....yes actually, I think you've hit the nail on the head.
Well done there. Have a biscuit.
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Well done there. Have a biscuit.
I don't have any
I shall instead eat some Terry's Chocolate Orange which I won yesterday.
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It's fun to charter the accountant
And to sail the wide account-sea.....!!
fab!
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fab!
To find, explore, the funds off-shore
And skirt the shoals of bankruptcy!
Full speed ahead Mr. Cohen!
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Full speed ahead Mr. Cohen!
yes!!!!!
Likes
must watch that again soon
a girl I was at Uni with was one of the 'every sperm is sacred' children
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must watch that again soon
a girl I was at Uni with was one of the 'every sperm is sacred' children
I showed the Meaning of Life to my very catholic flatmate
she walked out halfway through every sperm is sacred and refused to watch the rest.
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I thought she might laugh.
She didn't even smile.
and moved out a few months later.
"Hindus, Taoist, Mormons, spill theirs just anywhere, god loves those who treat their semen with more care." I think that was enough for her.
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and moved out a few months later.
"Hindus, Taoist, Mormons, spill theirs just anywhere, god loves those who treat their semen with more care." I think that was enough for her.
I walk past the 'actor' that played Royal Pearl Assurance building on the way to work
In a nice touch of irony, it's currently being turned into a travellodge.
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