Do I need to say that @Mangochin can be Luther Blissett, too?
As far as I can remember, this is the first time the subject arises here without me delivering some hints, at least.
So, yeah. Maybe I need to say it.
You can be Luther Blissett.
And everyone else, too.
Oh, I don’t know - you might like to consider this gentlemans’ talk worth watching - both part I and II.
I wish I was that talented 
I am honored. I wish it were true. For the sake of inflating my ego I will go along with it. 
There are times when I have the memory retention of a goldfish. I am 100% I have had such conversations, but was drawing a blank.
You are what you eat!
Human vegetable, then.
And so can your wife!
Which reminds me (video is cued):
Counter claim: All Shakespeare characters were first written with women in mind.
Just like Luke Skywalker.
Yes, even Julius Caesar. Especially Julius Caesar.
I really wonder what people who grew up with the Pythons and the English mother’s tounge think of this.
Fun fact, AFAIR the translation was mainly done by Herbert Feuerstein.
I was surprised to see that the Pythons recorded a South Tyrolean version of The Lumberjack’s Song. Did this happen a lot?
They just did the two German shows.
And the second one was in English with German subtitles.
Anyway, John Cleese is the best Little Red Riding Hood ever.
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