It’s just a flesh wound! Recreate the epic comedic battle on your fridge with this Monty Python and the Holy Grail Black Knight Magnet. All the limbs come off, as they should, but rest assured this knight will not give up the fight for his “bridge” ever because that severed limb tis’ but a scratch! Measures 10 1/2-inches tall x 6 1/2-inches wide.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail Black Knight Magnet
Hey witches and Monty Python fans, this new book just dropped called Monty Python’s Flying Circus: Complete and Annotated…All the Bits
They call it a “bible of the absurd”. Sounds about right. You get still shots from over 2,000 key scenes from the show with the every line transcribed in the book with all the commentary, context, and criticism confined to the margins alongside the meat. This book clocks in at around 900 pages, so obviously it’s a must-have for any Monty Python fan.
Monty Python’s Flying Circus: Complete and Annotated
A Swedish woman named Susanne (not a witch), inspired by the Monty Python Ministry of Silly Walks Watch has taken it upon herself to create a larger version: Silly Walks Wall Clock. She provides complete instructions but it’s pretty basic stuff, just cut out a John Cleese silhouette and put it on a clock. Then watch as his legs go crazy silly around and around. Watching the clock has never been so entertaining.
Monty Python Ministry of Silly Walks Clock
Hey Monty Python and the Holy Grail fans, look at the chompers on this killer rabbit. It’s a Rabbit with Big Pointy Teeth Stapler
Monty Python Killer Rabbit Stapler
When not wearing women's clothing and hanging around in bars, the crew at Engadget towers enjoys nothing better than chomping down on an albatross while watching Monty Python. Heuristic Media has released Python Bytes, the first of six apps that bring together the best clips from each of the four series, Holy Grail and Life of Brian*. You'll be able to watch (say no more, nudge, nudge) the back-story of each sketch and you'll even be able to create your own personalized playlists. It's available right now, costing £1.99 / $2.99. Now, let's all get back to learning how to identify trees from quite a long way away: there's an instructional video after the break.
*All of which are also available unabridged from iTunes.
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