Neilster -> RE: sorry we ate your forefathers... (8/28/2007 5:39:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: mikemike Did you know that, in 1970, Monty Python made an original German language version of the Lumberjack Song as part of a German language special for German TV? It was their first foreign performance and led to tours in, among other locations, the USA. Ah, I think there should be some additional apologies from 1. Britain for Baked Beans on Toast Deep-fried Mars Bars Cooked mutton in peppermint sauce British-brewed Lager Benny Hill 2. Australia for Dame Edna Paul Hogan Linda Kozlowski in THAT bathing suit (aarrrgh! buns! buns!) 3. Canada for all their Conservative PM's, especially the one who killed the CF-105 4. the USA for Errol Flynn winning WWII on his own Robin Williams playing Popeye Schlitz, Miller, and Budweiser [:D] My German friends said the Monty Python German stuff is unwatchable. They learnt the lines phonetically and it shows. Cooked very slowly, mutton is delicious. Benny Hill was a genius. Dame Edna (Barry Humphries) is brilliant (although I actually prefer another of his characters, Sir Les Patterson, cultural attaché. [:D]). Paul Hogan's early comedy is hilarious. Errol Flynn was Tasmanian. He lived in my suburb. Cheers, Neilster Here's Sir Les Patterson. One of Australia's gifts to the world. [image]local://upfiles/10515/4F1C405475DC4C16B9C2A33A97414B71.jpg[/image]
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