WOTM: He's Not The Messiah. He's a Very Naughty Boy!
In 1979, I was in a rock band. The Drummer worked at a local movie theater. So we got to go see movies for free any time we wanted. Among the movies I saw over and over again that year was Monty Python's, "The Life of Brian" (the other was Caddyshack).
If you like The Life of Brian and don't already love George Harrison, you need to know that George financed the movie after the studio financing fell through (cowards!!!). That puts him right up there with Paul in my mind. #factualtidbit
Little did I know that The Life of Brian would not only become on of my all-time favorite films, it would also become my life philosophy — you don't know to follow anyone! This video isn't about the movie in particular, but the gist of it is a shout out to the best Monty Python film ever (The Holy Grail is a close second).
Enjoy! And thanks again, you beautiful people you!!! B
WOTM: He's not the Messiah. He's a Very Naughty Boy. (YouTube)
Comments (5)
I'm still fried over the information that loving Jesus withheld from us. All that he could have told us but decided not to (mysterious ways?). Germ theory tops the list. Think of all the suffering and misery he could have prevented but didn't. (In the nasally voice of Dr. Evil: "Throw me a bone, Jesus.") And a tangential note: Harrison also financed "Time Bandits." That, plus the music plus "The Life of Bryan" earns my lifelong gratitude.
Couldn’t agree with you more about what God — at any time, could have given our species. Such a dick!
And just think how he embarrasses his one-and-only-true-cult whenever someone points out that he turned water into… WINE!
Hahaha!!! You know, the disciples were pissed because they knew he could have gotten them all the best wine from any time, and never did. Naughty!!!
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