@Ylann Doucy it's a joke as in this is what William the Conqueror would've heard from the English in 1066, when he famously invaded, being him a Norman and the taunter, French
i know that "your mother was a hamster" means she slept with other men and that "your father smelt of elderberries" means he was a drunk, but oh my god that is the best wording ever
How does “Your mother was a hamster” mean she slept with other men? Honest question here, I don’t get the link between hamsters and adultery I do get the elderberries one, though
Yes!! I love this line so much. When I see someone do/say something that is truly and utterly ridiculous, this is my go to line. Delivered the same way, of course.
One of my favorite lines in the movie. I found out a year or two ago that it’s a more polite way of saying “your mother was a whore and your father was a drunkard!”
My Dad and I visited this castle in Scotland. We were reciting this scene all the way up to the battlements. My Dad is English, so I played the French guy. Of course, I had all the best lines.
My dad emigrated from France to the states in ‘80. Growing up whenever someone asked about his accent “I’m French why do you think I have this outrageous accent”
@@PolishGod1234Paulie Walnuts uses this same comedic element from time to time in The Sopranos. Repeats his joke to the person sitting next to him preceeded by "Ja hear what I just said?" And everyone did hear but they listen and laugh anyway.
Funny thing is, I believe that John Cleese is actually fluent in French. He just spoke in that "outrageous accent" because "ha ha angry Frenchman funni" was kinda the thing back then
Ironically, the _k_ in knight was actually pronounced in Middle English (the vowel I and gh also made different sounds, with I sounding like _e_ and gh sounding like the sound at the end of the Scottish pronunciation of loch).
The clip was cut too short; it leaves out the best line: (frenchman no. 1) “Feche la vache!” (frenchman no. 2) “Huh?!?” (frenchman no. 1) “Go get the cow!”
I don't care how late this reply is, but the fact that you've kept it the same for the two years after making this comment is beautiful, just beautiful.
Harold Godwinson: "Well, what are you, then?" William the Conqueror: "I'm Norman! Why do you think I have this outrrrrrageous desire to conquer, you silly king?!" Harold Godwinson: "What are you doing in England?" William the Conqueror: "Mind your own business!"
I freaking love it how the Frenchman Greets him … “Hello… who is it?” 😂 Then when he says “this is the castle of my master Louis de le meambaaaaaa” 😅😂😂😂😂 I freaken die everytime!! This movie is absolutely hilarious!
*fortune son intensifies* oh wait- ya wtf man, lets not talk about that! why not just change topic and continue with the 4th crusade. a much lighter tone
It was a pragmatic choice with Louisiana being underpopulated and just returned to France from Spain. The idea was that if we were going to lose it in a near future it would be better to sell it right away. This probably avoided a useless war with the United States.
While this taunting was very historically accurate, the most accurate part of this docu-drama was part about the moose that bit my Sister. Not to discount the Killer Rabbit, but everyone knows that rabbit has a mean-streak a mile wide! He leaves NO survivors. So it is doubtful Authur actually encountered him. The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch notwithstanding.... ...what? I am too an expert.... ...whadoyou mean under arrest???? HELP!!! HELP!!! I'M BEING OPPRESSED!!!!
@@mebrowneyedgirl It's Doune Castle in Scotland, I live just up the road from it 😂 Much of the filming was done in the area. Funnily enough it is the same castle used for the interior of Winterfell in Game of Thrones as well as Outlander
Guard: Halt! Who goes there? King Arthur: It is I, Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, from the castle of Camelot. King of the Britons, defeater of the Saxons, Sovereign of all England! Guard: Pull the other one! King Arthur: I am, and this is my trusty servant Patsy. We have ridden the length and breadth of the land in search of knights who will join me in my court at Camelot. I must speak with your lord and master. Guard: What? Ridden on a horse? King Arthur: Yes! Guard: You're using coconuts! King Arthur: What? Guard: You've got two empty halves of coconut and you're bangin' 'em together. King Arthur: So? We have ridden since the snows of winter covered this land, through the kingdom of Mercia, through... Guard: Where'd you get the coconuts? King Arthur: We found them. Guard: Found them? In Mercia?! The coconut's tropical! King Arthur: What do you mean? Guard: Well, this is a temperate zone. King Arthur: The swallow may fly south with the sun or the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land? Guard: Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate? King Arthur: Not at all. They could be carried. Guard: What? A swallow carrying a coconut? King Arthur: It could grip it by the husk! Guard: It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut. King Arthur: Well, it doesn't matter. Will you go and tell your master that Arthur from the Court of Camelot is here? Guard: Listen. In order to maintain air-speed velocity, a swallow needs to beat its wings forty-three times every second, right? King Arthur: Please! Guard: Am I right? King Arthur: I'm not interested! [A second guard approaches the parapet] Guard 2: It could be carried by an African swallow! Guard 1: Oh yeah. An African swallow, maybe -- but not a European swallow, that's my point. Guard 2: Oh yeah, I agree with that. King Arthur: [exasperated] Will you ask your master if he wants to join my court at Camelot?! Guard 1: But, of course, African swallows are non-migratory. Guard 2: Oh, yeah. [Arthur begins to depart] Guard 1: ...So they couldn't bring a coconut back anyway.
Though I am 58 I never watched this film through though I knew of some of the scenes. Only two scenes made me laugh so far. The Camelot song and "Camelot is a silly place" and this frenchman scene. Outrageous accent - brilliant.
John cleese is very talented imitating the english accent of the french. I even thought, first, that the actor of the french taunter was actually..french. Because we really sounds like that when we speak english (and we put some effort in our accent). Very impressive. Cuisses de grenouille.
My dad has French background so he liked reciting the French knights lines and my mother has English (some German background) she recited king Arthur’s lines. They always renewed their marriage in comedy from Monty Python and the holy grail
"what are u doing in england"
- 1066 AD
@Ylann Doucy it's a joke as in this is what William the Conqueror would've heard from the English in 1066, when he famously invaded, being him a Norman and the taunter, French
@@seigneurnoir7096 the movie took place in lsd, surely.
Ylann Doucy, the only historian that knew the exact date, was killed in this movie
“Mind your own business!”
Laughing in French
"I fart in your general direction!"
best insult ever XD
i dont get it
Your mother is a hamster, and your father smells of enderberries!
@@slime_sam4321
Elderberries. It was a primary ingredient in wine at the time, so he’s insinuating the father was a drunk.
@@PerovNigma I understood it meant he was a drunkard, but I always thought he said "enderberries" because of his ridiciulous french accent.
Dont care what anybody says that frenchman is the greatest roaster in history
True he's up there with Don Rickles
This was the birth of trolling lol
English captain :" You french privateers fight for money when we fight for honor"
Surcouf:"My good sir, a man fights for what he lacks the most"
@@tanvirsadaf7882 Ah but Jesus will roast the entire world something they could never accomplish.
I read “roaster” in a French accent in my head
i know that "your mother was a hamster" means she slept with other men and that "your father smelt of elderberries" means he was a drunk, but oh my god that is the best wording ever
Its like roasting but with extra steps
How does “Your mother was a hamster” mean she slept with other men? Honest question here, I don’t get the link between hamsters and adultery
I do get the elderberries one, though
@@lavaknight3682 Hamsters are rodents, and those breed very quickly and often?
@@ramiel7666 ah, I guess that makes sense, thanks
I thought it was because he tried to kill his wife since elderberries are toxic to hamsters
1:35 "What a strange person." Delivery is genius.
David Lee that may have been one of the funniest lines there
Yes!! I love this line so much. When I see someone do/say something that is truly and utterly ridiculous, this is my go to line. Delivered the same way, of course.
Palin was totally underrated as an actor. He mugged and overacted, but you can only do that well if you're naturally good at acting.
Michael Palin was my favorite Python.
It's so genuine.
France vs. England debate in a nutshell
ZeUltimateFrenchy 👏🏻
French and Indian war
@@joeyjohnson7213 was thinking 100 years war.
Honestly go France
@@TheCaptainSplatter yep and english got there ass handled by the end
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries!"
*YOU HAVE GAINED THE DIPLOMATIC INSULT CASUS BELLI*
John Doe EUROPA UNIVERSALIS 4 WAR SOUNDTRACK INTENSIFIES
That's really in the game? I never pay attention to the insults
Pedro Sergio more like CK2 since they’re medieval knights lol
@@victorg3100 Yes it is
@@vhilofaye1618 not if you use extendet timeline
1:45 “I Fart in your general direction, Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!” Best line ever
😂👍
_"...now go away or I shall taunt you the second time."_
absolutely brilliant LOL
One of my favorite lines in the movie. I found out a year or two ago that it’s a more polite way of saying “your mother was a whore and your father was a drunkard!”
Don’t forget the tongue flick at the end
What a strange person
My Dad and I visited this castle in Scotland. We were reciting this scene all the way up to the battlements. My Dad is English, so I played the French guy. Of course, I had all the best lines.
Nice!
The best form of father son bonding
reverse it and that will makes sense
Fetchez la vache !!!
Beautiful
“What a strange person” is the line that always gets me
SAME I CANT BREATHE
it's like the medieval "no u" comeback
"Is there someone else we can talk to" gets me 🤣
Amazing delivery 😂😂
The first thing that comes to mind when someone has just taunted you
My dad emigrated from France to the states in ‘80. Growing up whenever someone asked about his accent “I’m French why do you think I have this outrageous accent”
Amazing good on him for not passing up that opportunity
Lmao genius
Your Dad is a treasure!!
Oh you’re half french.. must be hard
@@kayleighbrown965 ...let's bury him!
My dad uses "I fart in your general direction" A LOT. Now I know where it comes from. XD
Your father is a man of culture.
@@dben89x Yeah, but he smells of elderberries...
Same
You son of a food trough wiper.
mdr
This is literal comic gold that never gets old.
Hey, that rhymes
Patrick Spragoo - go and find out what literal means.
@@markfox1545 go and find out yo mudda
A
It never gets old. It's always a timeless classic.
“I told him we’ve already got one”
*GIGGLES IN FRENCH*
Bruh I thought I got 124 likes on my comment. What are the odds?
*honhonhonhon*
I love how he tells them what he just said and they giggle even though they were near him the whole time and heard everything lol
@@PolishGod1234Paulie Walnuts uses this same comedic element from time to time in The Sopranos. Repeats his joke to the person sitting next to him preceeded by "Ja hear what I just said?" And everyone did hear but they listen and laugh anyway.
@@PolishGod1234right I just thought about this, he's shouting at the top of his lungs lol
33 people were in the general direction he farted
They must be part of English armies who tried to invade France.
And deserved it! Lol
Make that 123
@@DantheToonMan 139
that was a very specific direction then, if he only got less than 1% of the people watching
"Go and boil your bottoms, sons of a silly person!" 😂
"Go away or I will taunt you a second time!" 😅
A second taunt is class
I always loved the warning of further taunting if they did not desist
I always thought it was "go and boil your bottoms under a silly person" but your version makes more sense
"Go away or I will taunt you a second time!"
That's TF2 in a nutshell
"timeah" lmao
"Is there someone else up there we can talk to?" has the same energy as "Can you call an adult?"
Or a Karen asking for the manager 😆
"No now go away or i shall taunt you a second timuh! "
🤣🤣😂😂
Where are your parents?
(Wouldn’t you like to know weather boy)
How dare thee! I'll have you know my mother is a very faithful woman and my father's been sober for decades!
??? Are you sure of this ?
Hey stalker Excalibur umbra says hello.
So, when he said "your mother was a hamster," that meant she was a cheater?
It's all good now I don't hate you anymore since I finally got the War bp
@@laurenbonner2393 it means she has multiple children & your father is a drunk
Sir Galahad: "What are you doing in England?"
Frenchmen: "Mind your own business."
English knights: ...
A Normandy assault, his name is *Guillaume le Conquérant*.
Illegal French immigrant being questioned by the office of foreign affairs 1066.AD colourised
@@juuliusceaser4688
Harold II: Go away.
William the Conqueror: No.
@@juuliusceaser4688 *Legal Norman migrants coming to England for an english crown promised to William and robed by Harold
If you shall not show us the graill, we sahll take your castle by force
That French taunter always cracks me up! He's probably the funniest Monty Python character I have ever met! John Cleese is a great actor!
Thus the Starbuck French Roast
“Well what are you then?”
“I’m French! Why do you think I have this outrageous accent you silly king?”
What are you doing in England?
@@akshatnagarkar256 mind your own business
@@masterfarr8265 If you will not show us the Grail, we shall take your castle by force
@@akshatnagarkar256 you don’t frighten us, english pig-dogs! Go and boil your bottoms, sons of a silly person
@akshatnagarkar256 “I fart in your general direction! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries!”
Always loved that he says, "I'm French" with an English accent.
Technically it's a bad Impression of a French accent, which is part of the joke.
Funny thing is, I believe that John Cleese is actually fluent in French. He just spoke in that "outrageous accent" because "ha ha angry Frenchman funni" was kinda the thing back then
@@riatorex8722that implies making fun of the french isn't still popular.
@@riatorex8722 "hahaha angry Frenchman funny" has been the general consensus in England for about 800 years
Haha
Knights---kennighhets (he said it phonetically)
Cara G Ah, so that's what it was. I always thought it was some kind of a French curse word.
I always thought most people were sharp enough to grasp a joke that I understood when I was about 13. You learn something new every day.
Erik okay Einstein, here’s your gold medal for being a smartie pants 👖
Wowie zowie, a gold medal? That's so much better than the Mars colony we could have if most people weren't retarded.
Ironically, the _k_ in knight was actually pronounced in Middle English (the vowel I and gh also made different sounds, with I sounding like _e_ and gh sounding like the sound at the end of the Scottish pronunciation of loch).
I don't cart what anyone says, Monty Python and the holy Grail is the best piece of comedy to grace the earth.
life of Brian is up there as well
HG has a strange ending but I like it.
@@3John-Bishop Pretty sure thats because the budget for the movie was tiny and they simply ran out of money
Kind of a tie with Life of Brian, imho...
RUN AWAY!! always gets me, because historically knights NEVER ran away, LMAO
Brits have such a bizarre since of humor. I love it. Thanks England.
No probs
You’re welcome.🤪🥳 *prrrrph*, oops, 🤭 pardon me!!😊
MercurialRed9
go away please
@Bullfrog Outdoors Yes now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!
🏴🏴🏴
The clip was cut too short; it leaves out the best line:
(frenchman no. 1) “Feche la vache!”
(frenchman no. 2) “Huh?!?”
(frenchman no. 1) “Go get the cow!”
I think he says "Fetchez" a mix of "Cherchez" (french) and "Fetch" (english).
Les français galèrent avec l'anglais pour beaucoup et vice versa. C'est simple : prononcez cercueil ou recueil , on va rire.
Po chuj odpisujesz komuś po francusku na angielski komentarz
@@andrzejandrzej8520 o kurwa xD
@@LunaticThinker in french fetcher means go get. So its just a normal french word.
"i told you he already got one!"
I love how he says this to his friends, and they giggle like a group of teenagers lol
This guy was probrably a french ancestor of gordon Ramsay
1:27 That's where I got my username from.
I don't care how late this reply is, but the fact that you've kept it the same for the two years after making this comment is beautiful, just beautiful.
@@SteelCrustacean indeed
respect
Bro that’s awesome
Harold Godwinson: "Well, what are you, then?"
William the Conqueror: "I'm Norman! Why do you think I have this outrrrrrageous desire to conquer, you silly king?!"
Harold Godwinson: "What are you doing in England?"
William the Conqueror: "Mind your own business!"
i'm french and i fart in your general direction !
"Your mother was hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
I'm fart and I french in your general direction!
What a strange person you are.
Is there someone else up there we can talk too?
Now we know why the Hundred Year War (which actually lasted 110 years) started.
I freaking love it how the Frenchman Greets him … “Hello… who is it?” 😂
Then when he says “this is the castle of my master Louis de le meambaaaaaa” 😅😂😂😂😂 I freaken die everytime!! This movie is absolutely hilarious!
The greeting is so underrated lol the way he strings the entire name together like it’s one word is hysterical
0:48 "I told 'em we already got one. *Hehehehehahahaha* " Amazing.
To this day, this is the most accurate depiction of French and English history.
French:
*You lost a whole subcontinent to a man who couldn't eat!*
English:
*You sold a full quarter of a continent for funds!*
America and India: *laughs in the background*
America lost to the trees.
*fortune son intensifies*
oh wait-
ya wtf man, lets not talk about that!
why not just change topic and continue with the 4th crusade.
a much lighter tone
It was a pragmatic choice with Louisiana being underpopulated and just returned to France from Spain. The idea was that if we were going to lose it in a near future it would be better to sell it right away. This probably avoided a useless war with the United States.
Fun fact : this movie (actually every Monty Python ever) is actually very appreciated/famous in France.
I saw it at least 3 times in theaters in Paris.
Je l'ai vu pour la première fois hier, j'ai adoré :P
@@PierreMiniggiojust watched it a few mins Ago on Netflix and I’m instantly in love
"Now go away, or I will taunt you a second time" damn, you've got em there.
After all these years, everything from this movie is still so damn funny!!!
The way he leans into saying “I BLOW my nose at you,” is what makes me laugh the hardest 😂
"KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANIGHITS" "IDONTWANNATALKTOYOUNOMORE" "IIIIII FART in your general direction"
"I told them we already got one."
Best line. X3
And at the end they really had one lol
I so love this. When I lived in Edinburgh, some friends and I visited this very castle and did all the lines. Total blast!
Plot Twist: The taunting Frenchman is actually the lord in a regular soldier's armor.
This movie was hilarious !!!!! Can't get enough !! Only Monty Python could pull this off.....love 'em all !!! Very talented bunch of fellas
"What are you doing in England?"
"Mind your own business!!"
Go away or I shall taunt you a second time- best non threatening threat since "I'll flip you like a pancake"
Wait have you actually heard someone say that?
Every time I’m at Walgreens and I see Elderberries.. this scene pops in my head
im sick rn and can't help but annoy my girlfriend and say 'I smell of elderberries". She gave me a ton of elderberry syrup and lozenges.
The most accurate portrayal of Medieval warfare ever put to film!
This never fails to crack me up. I first saw it in the theater when it came out.
"Is there someone else up there we could talk to"....😂😂😂😂😂😂
It never gets old. What a classic.
“ is there someone else out there we can talk to?” Kills me every time😂😂😂so British😂😂😂😂😂
I love how the absurdity of the whole situation is directly framed and referenced by Galahad: "What a strange person!"
While this taunting was very historically accurate, the most accurate part of this docu-drama was part about the moose that bit my Sister.
Not to discount the Killer Rabbit, but everyone knows that rabbit has a mean-streak a mile wide! He leaves NO survivors. So it is doubtful Authur actually encountered him. The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch notwithstanding....
...what?
I am too an expert....
...whadoyou mean under arrest????
HELP!!! HELP!!!
I'M BEING OPPRESSED!!!!
You sons of a silly person!
Everyone, give it up for America's favorite taunting Frenchman!!!
Oh my God did you just-
*LARGE BAGUETTE*
America sucks, lol.
...played by a British actor.
as a french, i approve, we are all just like this.😂
I honestly can't watch this scene without laughing ahead of the punchlines anymore.
I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid and the jokes AAAAALLLL went over my head, now watching this as a 20 year old, I'm in *stitches* !!
At the time this movie came out, John Cleese was probably the funniest human on the planet.
I been there to that castle and seen the wall where the Frenchman is taunting from.
Where is it?
@@mebrowneyedgirl nowhere land
@@mebrowneyedgirl It's Doune Castle in Scotland, I live just up the road from it 😂 Much of the filming was done in the area. Funnily enough it is the same castle used for the interior of Winterfell in Game of Thrones as well as Outlander
Beware, the Frenchman farted in your general direction, it is said that a fart of a Frenchman can stay fresh for upto a 1,000 years.
France to England after the World Cup game
British humor at its peak
Damn right
"Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!"
If you say "hallo?" To French castle, they will roast you
This is my favourite Python film of all, it just has such a magical feel and the best sketches. Saw it when it came out in 70's
This scene personifies the England France match on Friday
That second taunting would have been savage.
"Go away, sons of a silly person." It's so innocuous and bizarre, it's actually hilarious.
"Go away or I shall taunt you a second timeuh"
The best threat of all time 😂
At least this guy is still more generous than any Frenchmen when I talk to them in English.
One of the funniest parts to me was that (at least eventually) they did in fact have a holy grail
The gloriously absurd that was Python. How we miss you.
Guard: Halt! Who goes there?
King Arthur: It is I, Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, from the castle of Camelot. King of the Britons, defeater of the Saxons, Sovereign of all England!
Guard: Pull the other one!
King Arthur: I am, and this is my trusty servant Patsy. We have ridden the length and breadth of the land in search of knights who will join me in my court at Camelot. I must speak with your lord and master.
Guard: What? Ridden on a horse?
King Arthur: Yes!
Guard: You're using coconuts!
King Arthur: What?
Guard: You've got two empty halves of coconut and you're bangin' 'em together.
King Arthur: So? We have ridden since the snows of winter covered this land, through the kingdom of Mercia, through...
Guard: Where'd you get the coconuts?
King Arthur: We found them.
Guard: Found them? In Mercia?! The coconut's tropical!
King Arthur: What do you mean?
Guard: Well, this is a temperate zone.
King Arthur: The swallow may fly south with the sun or the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land?
Guard: Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate?
King Arthur: Not at all. They could be carried.
Guard: What? A swallow carrying a coconut?
King Arthur: It could grip it by the husk!
Guard: It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut.
King Arthur: Well, it doesn't matter. Will you go and tell your master that Arthur from the Court of Camelot is here?
Guard: Listen. In order to maintain air-speed velocity, a swallow needs to beat its wings forty-three times every second, right?
King Arthur: Please!
Guard: Am I right?
King Arthur: I'm not interested!
[A second guard approaches the parapet]
Guard 2: It could be carried by an African swallow!
Guard 1: Oh yeah. An African swallow, maybe -- but not a European swallow, that's my point.
Guard 2: Oh yeah, I agree with that.
King Arthur: [exasperated] Will you ask your master if he wants to join my court at Camelot?!
Guard 1: But, of course, African swallows are non-migratory.
Guard 2: Oh, yeah.
[Arthur begins to depart]
Guard 1: ...So they couldn't bring a coconut back anyway.
I fucking love that scene
Great scene 🤣
“ Your Mother was a hamster and your father smelled of Elderberries “.... it’s STILL funny.
I once climbed on the roof of one of my factory jobs and yelled this at my boss down below lol
"What a strange person" 🤣
The little thing that John Cleese does with his mouth after he blows the raspberry gets me every time 😂 its weird
Same lol.
That Frenchman is the best troll ever
Though I am 58 I never watched this film through though I knew of some of the scenes. Only two scenes made me laugh so far. The Camelot song and "Camelot is a silly place" and this frenchman scene. Outrageous accent - brilliant.
John cleese is very talented imitating the english accent of the french. I even thought, first, that the actor of the french taunter was actually..french. Because we really sounds like that when we speak english (and we put some effort in our accent). Very impressive.
Cuisses de grenouille.
“You and all your silly English kniggits!”Best line ever.
i’ll never forget watching this my sophomore year of high school and asking my english teacher after “so what exactly was this” 😂
Omg 🤣 Idk why, but the line “.. I fart in your general direction..” fckn killed me .. this movie was damn genius!!! One of my all time favs
The age old rivalry of England and France. It's been so long that we've been real enemies it's now a joke. Love it!
This is the greatest insult in the history of insults.
"What are you doing in England?"
Vikings in 793 A.D
"Mind your own business!"
"NOW GO AWAY BEFORE I TAUNT YOU A SECOND TIME!".
I love that these guys were the direct inspiration for the French Peas in Veggietales.
How the 100 years war started. 😂😂😂
*This is the castle of my master, Guy De Lombard'' this movie is perfect
It's more exotic. 'Guidaaarrrre'
There is no one like Monty python nothing
*Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.*
Most hilarious line in the entire movie. 😭
“I told him we already got one” gets me every time
“What a strange person” is the greatest line delivery in the history of cinema
My dad has French background so he liked reciting the French knights lines and my mother has English (some German background) she recited king Arthur’s lines. They always renewed their marriage in comedy from Monty Python and the holy grail
Sons of a silly person
“ I shall fart in you’re general direction. You’re mother was a hamster and you’re father smelled of elderberries . “ Iconic moment.
Just got this as an insult from Portugese Brazil in EU IV, absolutely amazing
Whenever someone tries to tell me Jim Carrey's The Mask is the original troll, I show them this.
The holy grail feels like the first ever youtube skit video. The whole thing is a troll, its amazing