Way off topic - Not quite understanding this

[gush]

I generally refer to mojo as "guitar love". I haven't used that term on here but it is a term I use frequently.

 

[alantig]

Mojo is what the head Stooge has with breakfast.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Ooh... this threads heating up!





Did you know that Donna has/had a sister? She was in one episode, and then they never talked about her again.

Mmm Donna!








Please don’t tell me this will get the thread **** down!

 

[Boogie]

Mojo is what the head Stooge has with breakfast.

Great facepalm gif! I just lifted it...

 

[pac90]

Life of brian is on netflix, their best work, gonna watch it again this weekend

 

[mark cassidy]

Not sure where / how this thread became political. I know, the whole mojo thing, but that was more semantics and interpretation and respect. I thought it was a fun conversation. As Peter (The Great!) Green would say...Oh well. (and I bet he would have played a PRS back in the day if they had been around.) A great weekend to all!!!!

 

[alantig]

Life of brian is on netflix, their best work, gonna watch it again this weekend

Definitely their most fully-realized film. Hard to argue with some of the stuff on the TV show, though. This and Holy Grail bounce back and forth as my favorite of their films. I do have a What Would Brian Do t-shirt. This was before I met BrianG and realized the answer was "try to goad me into buying more guitars".

One of my favorite bits about Brian was a story Eric Idle tells. The film came about because of an off-hand remark that he made at a Holy Grail appearance, and people took him seriously. When they decided to go ahead with the film, they were still a bit short of funding. George Harrison asked how much they needed, and gave them $5M to finance it. Eric asked him why, and George said, "Because I want to see it." Eric says it remains, to this day, the single most expensive movie ticket ever purchased. And this has become the most popular song at British funerals.

That initial, "Cheer up, Brian!" is one of the things I've quoted most often from this film.

 

[dmatthews]

Definitely their most fully-realized film. Hard to argue with some of the stuff on the TV show, though. This and Holy Grail bounce back and forth as my favorite of their films. I do have a What Would Brian Do t-shirt. This was before I met BrianG and realized the answer was "try to goad me into buying more guitars".

One of my favorite bits about Brian was a story Eric Idle tells. The film came about because of an off-hand remark that he made at a Holy Grail appearance, and people took him seriously. When they decided to go ahead with the film, they were still a bit short of funding. George Harrison asked how much they needed, and gave them $5M to finance it. Eric asked him why, and George said, "Because I want to see it." Eric says it remains, to this day, the single most expensive movie ticket ever purchased. And this has become the most popular song at British funerals.

That initial, "Cheer up, Brian!" is one of the things I've quoted most often from this film.

Kindred spirits are we...

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Life of brian is on netflix, their best work, gonna watch it again this weekend

She’s got a wife you know!

 

[László]

Life of brian is on netflix, their best work, gonna watch it again this weekend

Bahahahaha!! Mfff! Mmmmmmffff. Bahahahaha!!!

 

[alantig]

And this scene...

Led to this bit of madness...

 

[Alnus Rubra]

And this scene...

Led to this bit of madness...

One of my favourite scenes!

“....where’s the phoetus going to gestate? Are you going to keep it in a box?!”

 

[drdoom8793]

If that's all evil, then bring on the evil, I say! Our Pagan ancestors were more fun anyways!

 

[Alnus Rubra]

“Are there any women here today?!”