I know I posted this piece just a few shorts months ago
but this is a perfect cut taken from the flick itself, not a dupe.
High def all the way, and boy does that make a difference.
From the classic 1983 Monty Python release, The Meaning of Life,
directed by Terry Jones and starring the full cast.
This epitomizes the humor of the group, well written with a
dark undertone to it, irreverent as all Hell, and very funny.
Some superb lines here, from the best comedy troupe that
has ever lived…

Tommy Ryman with a nice set about his parents.
His mother is unique, part hippie, part parental unit.
I envy him, my mother was very old school, part nun,
part concentration camp guard.
His mom lets him find himself.
My mom would let us out of our cages once a week so we
could play with the neighbor’s kids.
Mrs. Ryman throws crystals into rivers.
My mother rocked me when I was a baby.
She used big ones…

I like this song way more than I am supposed to.
It starts off with a great annoyance vibe, slides
into a demented diatribe of sorts lamenting the
lack of proper facilities for those that are insane,
then it draws you in with its creative music.
Kinda.
My interpretations are somewhat convoluted as a
rule so you might not want to use my opinion as
anything even remotely connected to reality.
Personally, I’d love to have my own personal
room lined with soft, yet firm, wall coverings.
I’m not allowed…

A Classic scene from the 1986 comedy movie, Back to School.
This piece shows a head-to-head between Rodney Dangerfield’s
character and a stuffy business professor while class is in session.
Some great scenes in this flick, this is one of them…

James P. Connolly is an interesting stand-up comedian.
He was a military man for quite a while from what I
understand, he left and became a comic.
He can be pretty funny, he has a shtick that carries him
quite well, confident yet self deprecating, with keen
insights and great interaction with the audience.
He shows his sensitive side in this one…