Crunchy frogs?
people reciting lines in a circle forever at the office
So many things. Great memories with friends watching it just losing their shit laughing over the dead parrot sketch and the alien abduction scene from life of brian. Many great jokes. Also I discovered Terry Gilliam movies over Monty I think, which are whole worlds of treasure for themselves.
Just great.
Mint?
Are you sure…? It’s whaf-fah thin…
Sprints away
Oh oh oh, we want to learn how to defend ourselves against pointed sticks, do we.
A newt???
And now for something completely different…
No, no. None of that. It’s silly now.
Oof, too many to choose from. The first that came to my mind were the argument clinic and the cheese shop sketch.
My hovercraft is full of eels.
If one studies any foreign language, one of the first things one should learn is how to say “My Hovercraft is full of eels”. And in fact I have done this. Why? Because when someone is studying an unusual choice of language (in my case it’s Modern Greek) one is inevitably asked to “Say something in (Greek in my case)”. So the sentence, which is objectively absurd, actually becomes useful. I’m considering Irish as my next language. Why Irish? Maybe speaking some Irish would help me get an Irish passport so I can escape from Fascist America.
Argument clinic is what I was going to choose haha
my go-to phrase for this is always “lots of snow but no flashlight” due to a scene in an old Swedish movie
Argument clinic is what I was going to choose haha
This isn’t argument! This is abuse!
You’re just contradicting me
No I’m not
Raised Catholic so “Every Sperm is Sacred” has a special meaning to me.
I can’t narrow it down to one gag, but Holy Grail as a whole.
The castle of aaaaaargh.
Perhaps he was dictating it.
Probably The Crimson Assurance or The Art of Not Being Seen
Oh, or Tim.
“Mr. Bradshaw, will you stand up please?”
“Tis’ but a flesh wound”
Television Announcer: And now, the penguin on top of your television set will explode. {BOOOM!} Watcher: How’d he know that? Television Announcer: It was an inspired guess.
The multiple layers of cognitive dissonance are wonderful.
Someone else said The Argument Clinic and that is definitely my favorite.
But my most referenced is “And now for something completely different.”
I’ve told you once.
No you didn’t!
I most certainly did.
