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We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident...
“That by him, and through him, and of him, the worlds are and were created, and the inhabitants thereof are begotten sons and daughters unto God.”
A clip of my favourite Fawlty Towers episode. If you like John Cleese or Monty Python humour, you will like this... made in 1975. I was just a kid at the time but this is as funny now as it was then.
This is such a classic episode! I loved this show growing up, too! We quote Monty Python around our house all the time -- and this is one of my favorites! "Don't mention the war!"
My son, who's now on his mission, LOVES Monty Python. Maybe I can sneak that clip into my weekly email - JK. Hey - I added myself as a one of your "Followers". But I have only 2. (wah). Like my 5-year-old would say: "Can I get a little help here?" :D
Monty Python is even better when you are really tired...more laughter, snorting etc. I actually love to watch my brothers watch it late at night. They can't control themselves and THAT is just as funny as the movie.
Daughter: Mum tried to throw me off the top of the Empire State Building but there's a fence around it so she couldn't. --------------------
Son: What was Jesus' real name?
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Son: (At the Christmas tree lighting ceremony) What's happening now? Mother: They're about to light the tree. Son: On FIRE? (It's hard to adequately portray the glee with which this was said.) -------------------- Daughter: Who is Tiger Woods?
Mother: He's that famous... Daughter: ...golf ball? --------------------
Sister: May I have some of your cake? Sister: From the bottom of my bottomless stomach... NO. -------------------- Son: (observing the High School classrooms) I know why the windows don't open. So the kids can't escape. -------------------- Son: (upon discovery of contraband in pants pocket) I was just looking at it! Only a gangster would take a cap gun to church! -------------------- Daughter: Hey! You can't copy what I wrote! That's polygamy! -------------------- Daughter: Isn't Mark Twain like, "old" and "dead"? -------------------- Grandmother: I'm 84 but I've got a good life... I've got my family, I've got my friends... Wait, no! All my friends is dead! -------------------- Sister: I'm going to open the door but I'm sitting on the toilet so don't look, ok? Brother: ok Sister: I TOLD YOU NOT TO LOOK! Brother: But you're blocking the view! -------------------- Sister: I spoke to her and she agreed. Sister: Is she awake? Sister: No, I talked to her self-consciously. -------------------- 13 yr old Daughter: What do I do with the bun in the oven? Mother: ...choke... -------------------- Child: It's the shape of a box, only it's round. ---------------------- Child: Can I have some chocolate? Mother: Eat lunch first. Child: I did. Mother: What did you have? Child: Nothing.
7 brilliant observations:
Who doesn't love John Cleese?
This is such a classic episode! I loved this show growing up, too! We quote Monty Python around our house all the time -- and this is one of my favorites! "Don't mention the war!"
My son, who's now on his mission, LOVES Monty Python. Maybe I can sneak that clip into my weekly email - JK.
Hey - I added myself as a one of your "Followers". But I have only 2. (wah). Like my 5-year-old would say: "Can I get a little help here?"
:D
YES! So cool. I love it all. "don't mention the war!"
Monty Python is even better when you are really tired...more laughter, snorting etc. I actually love to watch my brothers watch it late at night. They can't control themselves and THAT is just as funny as the movie.
Great post!
i want a hunk like that to nibble on.........
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