There are weirdoes in every family, and if you don't think that there's anyone weird in your family, it's YOU!

Quite right!

Yeah, that's weird - which results in creativity!

Sweet and pure truth!

But do you recite Monty Python skits while in fursuit?

Only when reenacting "The Mouse Problem."

Yes, yes you are weird and I love it!

Veni, vidi, vici . . . Squeak!

LOL

I think I've cornered the weirdo market here. I'm a fursuiter after all.

...I'll accept that.

But do you recite Monty Python skits while in fursuit?

Depends on the fursuit.

Oh?

OK then... they had a musical of Brave Heart? REALLY?!

Vix

cant be any weirder than those 2 kittens XD !! ^v^ 😜😂😈

Point taken.

XD Macsquab

(evil grin)

XD

"Oo threw th' Tartan in Missus Mac Landen's Chowdah?"

"It's a Highlands trick, it's true
I will whack the Mac who threw
The tartan kilt in Miz MacLanden's chowder!"

My first programming job, my boss was a Python maven -- and I don't mean the computer language. We would frequently stop by my desk and we'd exchange Monty Dialog. One day I picked up The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus; All the Words, both volumes, slip-cased.

He was the sort of guy who, when he had an idea, would come to my desk with a finger raised, but after that he would take down a tome and he's start a sketch. We'd banter back and forth for a few minutes until he went back to his desk, idea long forgotten.

One day, I met John Cleese on the elevator. He told me he was working on a presentation for the company. Unfortunately, my boss was on vacation that week...

Ooo! Lucky you. Closest I ever came to a Python was when Graham Chapman did a live show in Philly some 30 years back.

And where is that bum today?


_{Oh, never mind...}

"The fast food war have begun..."

"TODAY IS A GOOD DAY TO DEEP FRY!"

What's the difference between a Scotsman and the Rolling Stones?

I give up, Mr. Tambo, what's the difference between a Scotsman and the Rolling Stones?

One says "Hey, you! get offa my cloud!" and the other says "Hey, McCloud, get offa my ewe!"