Category Archives: Monty Python

An Acquired Taste

Posted on August 2, 2020 by Ray V.

Like a fine, peaty single-malt Scotch, not everyone enjoys a serving of Monty Python’s Flying Circus. I for one, enjoy both. Here are what are regarded as the top ten scenes from their three movies, The Life of Brian, The … Continue reading →

Living In A Monty Python Sketch

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Ray V.

It was 1979. . . 40 years ago that Monty Python’s Flying Circus released the movie, The Life of Brian. One of the skits deals with what is now a current event. A two-year-old comment on the page by “Truthfinder” … Continue reading →

Posted in comedy, Monty Python, Social Commentary | Tagged comedy, Monty Pythons Flying circus, satire, Social Commentary, The Life of Brian, transitioning | 2 Comments

Assigning Roles

Posted on March 17, 2019 by Ray V.

This week provided us with a glimpse of what to expect next in this crazy adventure we call parenting. We learned that the baby our daughter Elissa (aka Jelly) is carrying (via her husband, Cole) is conclusively female, so now we can … Continue reading →

Posted in comedy, Monty Python, On Fatherhood, Parenthood, The meaning of life, Uncategorized | Tagged birth, comedy, Grandparents, John Crist, pregnancy, stereotypes, The meaning of life | 3 Comments

None Shall Pass

Posted on January 12, 2019 by Ray V.

A buddy of mine posted this meme on FB: If you don’t immediately recognize the scene, click on the link below from my old blog. OK, We Will Call It A Draw