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    Monty Python

    How do you pronounce 'Raymond Luxury-Yacht'?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Throatwobbler Mangrove. 'You're a very silly man and I'm not going to interview you...'

    Why did the Minister of Silly Walks arrive late at the office?'Monty Python' Trivia

      His walk had gotten rather sillier of late.. This is John Cleese's most requested, and least liked, skits. On one talk show, when asked to perform, he went offstage and returned, claiming he had done it.

    Which is NOT a way to deal with stiffs, according to an Irresponsible Undertaker?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Stuff them and serve with Spam.. One of the more nauseating skits from the original series.

    What is unusual about Arthur Frampton?'Monty Python' Trivia

      He has three buttocks. Is that chair comfortable?

    'Don't you even take the bones out?!?''Monty Python' Trivia

      If we took the bones out, it wouldn't be crunchy.. One of the marvelous ingrediants of 'Crunchy Frog' from the Whizzo Quality Chocolate Assortment. Also lovingly garnished with Larks Vomit.

    Why was the Norwegian Blue sitting on its perch in the first place?'Monty Python' Trivia

      It had been nailed there.. The many euphemisms for 'dead' from this famous skit (bereft of life, a stiff, no more, ceased to be, expired...)were used by John Cleese during Graham Chapman's mermorial service.

    What, according to Anne Elk, was 'thin at one end, much MUCH bigger in the middle, and then thin again at the far end'?'Monty Python' Trivia

      A brontosaurus. Think about it...

    Coventry City last won the F.A. Cup in what year?'Monty Python' Trivia

      They never won (a trick question).. This question stumped Karl Marx, Vladimir Ilich Yurianov (a.k.a. Lenin), Che Guevara and Mao Tse Tung as well on 'World Forum'.Incidentally, in checking the internet websites on English Football, I learned that Coventry City won their only F.A. Cup (to date) in May, 1987 over Tottenham Hotspur.

    Why does the Llama have a beak?'Monty Python' Trivia

      For eating honey. Incidentally, if you happen to see any beaked, finned quadropeds where people are swimming, you should shout, 'LOOK OUT...THERE ARE LLAMAS!'

    What is unusual about Mr. Wensleydale's Cheese Shop?'Monty Python' Trivia

      There is no cheese there.. The cat ate it.

    What is the jugged fish?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Halibut. From 'Church Fuzz'.

    Who is high scorer in 'Mozart's Famous Deaths'?'Monty Python' Trivia

      St. Stephen. A slight lead.

    Who visits Mr. Bounder in the Travel Office?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Mr. Smoketoomuch. You'd better cut down a little, then.

    Who says,'My brain hurts, my brain hurts...'?'Monty Python' Trivia

      All of the above (D.P. Gumby, R. S. Gumby, L. P. Gumby). See also, Flower Arranging and Surgery.

    Who was the wrestling opponent of Colin 'Bomber' Harris?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Colin 'Bomber' Harris. For the record, he knocked himself out and went on to meet himself in the finals.

    What does a lumberjack NOT do?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Imitates rubber chickens. Show of hands, how many know the lyrics?

    Who wrote the theme song to 'Monty Python's Flying Circus'?'Monty Python' Trivia

      John Phillip Sousa. The 'Liberty Bell' march.

    What is NOT among the main weaponry of the Spanish Inquisition?'Monty Python' Trivia

      Nice black uniforms. They were red.

    Why did the Pepperpot lady object to sex on television?'Monty Python' Trivia

      She kept falling off.. We interrupt this program to annoy you and generally irritate you.

    What was the man offered as a replacement for the 'Dead Parrot'?"Monty Python" What?

      A slug. 'Does it talk'? 'No' 'Well it's hardly a replacement then is it'?

    Eric is half a what?"Monty Python" What?

      Bee. 'I want to buy a cat license'.

    Who gives a good argument?"Monty Python" What?

      Mr Vibrating. Mr Barnard in Room 12 is Abuse. Mr Vibrating in Room 12A. Mr DeBakey is a little bit conciliatory. Mr Praline bought a dead parrot.

    What instrument is being played in 'The National Cheese Emporium'?"Monty Python" What?

      Bazouki. and I thought to myself, 'a little fermented curd will do the trick,' so, I curtailed my Walpoling activites, sallied forth, and infiltrated your place of purveyance to negotiate the vending of some cheesy comestibles!

    What was the name of the clever sheep, who attempted to achieve flight?"Monty Python" What?

      Harold. 'They don't so much fly, as plummet'

    How many sheds does Arthur '2 sheds' Jackson own?"Monty Python" What?

      1. 'I was thinking about getting another one'

    What do Llamas eat?"Monty Python" What?

      Honey. 'They have a beak which they use to eat honey'

    Who was not at the Bed and Breakfast?"Monty Python" What?

      Norman McGoering. He called from the Bell and Compasses

    What letter can Mr Smoke Too Much 'NOT' pronounce?"Monty Python" What?

      C. 'I saw your ad in te bolour supplement'.

    'How to recognise different types of trees from quite a long way away. Number 1 __?"Monty Python" What?

      The Larch. The Larch. The Larch.

    What happened to Mrs. Niggerbaiter?'Monty Python's Flying Circus'

      She exploded. '...My, Mrs. Niggerbaiter's exploded!'

    What exactly are the commercial possibilities for flying sheep?'Monty Python's Flying Circus'

      I don't speak French. 'Merci..Le baggages'

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