Invest seven minutes in watching this video – it’s creative, interesting, and new. It also must have taken months to create when you consider each frame is backed by a mural. I loved the way the music supported the animation (like old Looney Tunes) and how the animation interacted with “real” world components in various scenes. It’s pretty interesting, I’ve never seen anything like it before. Concept and Art by BLU.

HT: Mike Davis

Keeping with the humorous video theme…another classic from the Pythons. The dead parrot, a Norwegian Blue, the one that was sleeping when sold, nailed to the perch, and is currently pining for the fjords…Enjoy!

Now there’s a blast from the past, 1976 to be exact. Dan Akroyd, and his moustache and plaid suit, make the skit.

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After two more serious posts, I thought it would be good to keep with the theme, but provide a little light relief of the Pythons…after all, the church was kind enough to provide us with the inquisition, we should of course take advantage of that to make merry. While the video quality starts off pretty lousy, it does improve after the first few seconds. Where did you first see this? I can’t remember myself, but I still laugh when I watch it…

Reason #936 children should be kept away from holy men…or perhaps this is design failure of the first order? Maybe it was designed by a Catholic priest – it certainly would be consistent with the behavior of many of them. It doesn’t really matter, but it is creepy in many different dimensions. As previously stated, children and religion don’t mix.