Thanks for putting that up... it's wonderful. I was just reading Eric Idle's tour journal "Fat Bastard" and he talks about how kind Chapman was. I hadn't known that he was a doctor first.
Idle also tells the story of how the Pythons would amuse themselves by speculating on who they would cannibalize first, if they were stranded at sea in a life raft. General consensus: Cleese. Because he was the biggest and meatiest.
Conversational Terrorism is rife with lessons about other unfair tactics to employ in debate or, indeed, any conversation. This is akin to a follow-up post to my other one , ages ago, about fallacies and how to recognize them.
Thanks for putting that up... it's wonderful. I was just reading Eric Idle's tour journal "Fat Bastard" and he talks about how kind Chapman was. I hadn't known that he was a doctor first.
ReplyDeleteIdle also tells the story of how the Pythons would amuse themselves by speculating on who they would cannibalize first, if they were stranded at sea in a life raft. General consensus: Cleese. Because he was the biggest and meatiest.
I might be able to eat Cleese. Idle seems like his meat would be kind of stringy.
ReplyDeleteGilliam looks well-marbled, but I don't know if I could handle the dreams.
ReplyDeleteEat his heart!
ReplyDeleteCapture his power!
(Man, I wish they'd show that ritual on Pokémon.)