...and several butcher's aprons.
Oct. 14th, 2009 05:32 pmMeant to post this earlier...
Thanks to watching them on PBS with my dad when I was young, and later on Sunday nights on MTV in my junior year in high school, to this day I still quote Monty Python, even more so that I realize. I actually know how to do the Silly Walk (but don't have the legs to do it anymore...). The "books" that
head58 and our circle of friends wrote were heavily influenced by them (some could say we stole shamelessly from them). To this day when I see llamas at the zoo or on TV, my first thought is "¡Cuidado, las llamas!" My occasional habit of answering questions with an absurdity or a non sequitur is solely because of them. To this day I'm still amazed that no tv comedy has even come close to emulating their brilliance.
Thanks to them, I remind myself that life can never be completely serious. In honor of their 40th Anniversary, here's a few of my favorite clips from the show. Enjoy!!
( ...with a melon? )
Thanks to watching them on PBS with my dad when I was young, and later on Sunday nights on MTV in my junior year in high school, to this day I still quote Monty Python, even more so that I realize. I actually know how to do the Silly Walk (but don't have the legs to do it anymore...). The "books" that
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Thanks to them, I remind myself that life can never be completely serious. In honor of their 40th Anniversary, here's a few of my favorite clips from the show. Enjoy!!
( ...with a melon? )