I really like Cornish pasties.

They're switching the large hadron collider on today again, apparently.
Nice knowing you all, etc...

Oh noes, black hoes.

It turned me into a newt.

Racist.

Apparently they give you better bang for your buck.

A newt?

A newt?

I got better.

I got better.

I'm fairly sure that recreating Python in this fashion is a Godwin-like sign that we have to close Beex forever. I hope you're happy.

No-one expects Monty Python recreations.

My sinuseses hurt, my left eye is bloodshot and my eyes are very tired. Swine flu?

When I were a kid we had to recreate Monty Python ourselves. Uphill both ways.

Bzzt. Not a Python sketch.

Where does that sketch actually originate from anyway? The Python version is the only one I've ever seen, but I do know it's not their's originally.

The sketch was originally written and performed for the 1967 British television comedy series At Last the 1948 Show by the show's four writer-performers: Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Cleese, Graham Chapman and Marty Feldman.[1][2] The original performance of the sketch by the four creators is one of the surviving sketches from the programme and can be seen on the At Last the 1948 Show DVD.
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The "Four Yorkshiremen" sketch has been performed by Monty Python during their live shows, Live at Drury Lane (1974, no video recording available) and Live at the Hollywood Bowl (1982), each performance varying slightly in its content
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As a result of the numerous Python performances and the comparative obscurity of At Last The 1948 Show, the "Four Yorkshiremen" sketch is widely and incorrectly credited to Monty Python's Flying Circus.

Bzzt. Not a Python sketch.

Some old TV show with Marty Feldman and, umm, Tim Brooke-Taylor I think. To the Wiki-oh-tron!

That's enough of that. It's silly.

I'm fairly sure that recreating Python in this fashion is a Godwin-like sign that we have to close Beex forever. I hope you're happy.

That's enough of that. It's silly.

Nearly time for a new Bits and Bobs thread.

Oh, the excitement!!!

While it was not *originally* a Python sketch and was from the At Last the 1948 Show or whatever it was called, it was co-opted by them and later used in a Python only line up, I thought.

When was Beteo scheduled to die btw?

Yes it was, as discussed. But seeing as how it was used more or less unaltered, and only 50% of the original writers were later in the Pythons, I stand by my "not a Python sketch" comment.

Getting through Bits and Bobs faster and faster these days.

When was Beteo scheduled to die btw?

2012.

There's a movie about it and everything.

This crystal thing in my hand is glowing.

Who plays me?

Getting through Bits and Bobs faster and faster these days.

I demand a graph!

Yay! I passed my exam. Last minute studying in work this morning was helpful and I had enough time at the end to go back through the ones I hadn't been sure of.

Now, to enjoy FOUR WHOLE DAYS at home with my girlfriend with no work or college or living away from home to get in the way

oh yeah, I should probably study for my exam on Wednesday as well. *starts fretting*

Yay! I passed my exam.

Yay! I passed my exam. Last minute studying in work this morning was helpful and I had enough time at the end to go back through the ones I hadn't been sure of.

Now, to enjoy FOUR WHOLE DAYS at home with my girlfriend with no work or college or living away from home to get in the way

oh yeah, I should probably study for my exam on Wednesday as well. *starts fretting*