Published on Aug 31, 2015 by Monty Python
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This filmed sketch purports to be a British government film (No. 42, PARA. 6.) presented for public service (in the manner of a public information film). In this sketch, the narrator, John Cleese, is trying to explain the importance of not being seen.
The sketch was orignally featured in Episode 11 of Series 2 of ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’ which first broadcast on 8 December 1970.
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Haven’t seen that for a long time Angel. Thanks for the laugh. 🙂 😆
Thought it fit with current events and we could all use a laugh. 😀
it’s not a question of where he GRIPS it
it’s simply a matter of weight ratios
Hahahaha! Nice.
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One of my absolute favorite episodes (I have them all). Here’s another great one along those same lines, Angel…
https://youtu.be/uHkvD7-u7y8?t=1
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For #1 NWO Hatr:
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