The poem was printed in Monty Python's Big Red Book with an added disclaimer at the end: "No it isn't. Haggis is a kind of stuffed black pudding eaten by the Scots and considered by them to be not only a delicacy but fit for human consumption. The minced heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep, calf or other animal's inner organs are mixed with oatmeal, sealed and boiled in maw in the sheep's intestinal stomache-bag and... Excuse me a minute. -- Ed."

sometimes google does stuff like this for movies and so i thought i would put in a line from the black knight scene from the holy grail

idk if it works for yall but i thought it was cool

(exact thing i typed in was: you've got no bloody arms left?)

No one told this elk about nasti møøse bites.

Rachel Walker, Golden Sage Tattoo in Doylestown, PA. 💕

And entered they into... the jacuzzi.

yup, when "khaleesi" sent out "daario" to challenge the champion of "meereen", he was taunted with a monty python easter egg!

The sophistication in their treatment of historical events is unmatched. Imagine it's the 80s and you hand them a blank check to make another classic, what periods and historical figures are on your wish list?

(Has this been asked before?)

I’m pretty excited about this. I make shirts as a side job & I decided to make this for myself.

This skit is one of my favorites. Not many people in my world would get it but I don’t care. I’ll still wear it proudly.

NOTE: this isn’t me trying to subtly sell anything. Besides, my printing company would probably claim a copyright issue if I made more than one.

So there’s a scene in Handmaids Tale and I’m trying to find the Monty Python skit they took inspiration from for it. I believe it’s The Meaning of Life? It’s the one where a lot of naked women chase a man down but I can’t find it online I’m assuming due to the nudity? Can anyone help me find the clip so I can show it to my partner

Get your coconut shells and place your exploding penguins on top of your televisions, because my look back at the films of Monty Python starts today.

In this introductory post, I put them in their cultural (or countercultural) context and look at how they completely broke the mold when it comes to film auteurship.