Monty Python Youtube Channel

[QueQueg]

Super awesome!

I hope this actually drives sales and puts money in John Cleese's pocket. He needs some lozenges.

http://www.youtube.com/user/MontyPython

[Dorkandproudofit]

Squidsy-poopy-doopy-doo beat you to it.

[National Kato]

You can find this thread in the TV forum. You know, 'cause it's TV.

[Squidbot]

Originally Posted by Dorkandproudofit

Squidsy-poopy-doopy-doo beat you to it.

That's on my birth certificate.

[QueQueg]

Fine fine. Delete my poor thread, you heartless people.

[Dorkandproudofit]

Originally Posted by Squidbot

That's on my birth certificate.

From now on, that's all I'm ever going to refer to you as. In fact, I suggest the entire community follow suit--it's always fun to laugh at other people's expense.

[Dorkandproudofit]

Originally Posted by QueQueg

Fine fine. Delete my poor thread, you heartless people.

There was one time someone requested the exact same thing. It was the worst mistake in the history of the internet.

[Squidbot]

Just delete this

apanese SUVs stream past restaurants offering European, Indian or Japanese cuisine, packed with diners on weekend nights despite big city prices. Schoolchildren snap pictures of each other on late-model camera phones.
Sakhalin Island, off Russia's Pacific coast, was a prison colony under the czars of the 19th century and a closed-off home to secret air bases during the Cold War. Today, it is enjoying an economic boom driven by high prices for its oil and gas industry.Yet even there a visitor gets a first hint of the changes. A wall-size signboard from the imposingly named Mega Palace hotel brags of being "the most prestigious and luxurious" accommodation in the city. It's just one of many such establishments that are popping up around Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, where hordes of foreign workers have driven up prices for rooms at hotels to more than 4,000 rubles (US$163) a night.

[Dorkandproudofit]

Umm... what the fuck?

[Wedge]

Originally Posted by Energy Jobs

apanese SUVs stream past restaurants offering European, Indian or Japanese cuisine, packed with diners on weekend nights despite big city prices. Schoolchildren snap pictures of each other on late-model camera phones.
Sakhalin Island, off Russia's Pacific coast, was a prison colony under the czars of the 19th century and a closed-off home to secret air bases during the Cold War. Today, it is enjoying an economic boom driven by high prices for its oil and gas industry.Yet even there a visitor gets a first hint of the changes. A wall-size signboard from the imposingly named Mega Palace hotel brags of being "the most prestigious and luxurious" accommodation in the city. It's just one of many such establishments that are popping up around Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, where hordes of foreign workers have driven up prices for rooms at hotels to more than 4,000 rubles (US$163) a night.

I knew a girl like that once.

[Sl1pstream]

Originally Posted by Energy Jobs

apanese SUVs stream past restaurants offering European, Indian or Japanese cuisine, packed with diners on weekend nights despite big city prices. Schoolchildren snap pictures of each other on late-model camera phones.
Sakhalin Island, off Russia's Pacific coast, was a prison colony under the czars of the 19th century and a closed-off home to secret air bases during the Cold War. Today, it is enjoying an economic boom driven by high prices for its oil and gas industry.Yet even there a visitor gets a first hint of the changes. A wall-size signboard from the imposingly named Mega Palace hotel brags of being "the most prestigious and luxurious" accommodation in the city. It's just one of many such establishments that are popping up around Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, where hordes of foreign workers have driven up prices for rooms at hotels to more than 4,000 rubles (US$163) a night.

Seems to be about the same price as a Sheraton hotelroom during PAX. Anything to see there other than a bunch of kids running around taking pictures while blocking traffic?


EDIT: Google tells me you (a bot, most likely) have pulled that text rom an article that appeared in the Taipei Times on the 25th of November 2007. What the fuck?