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[silentC]

Rod,

I have to correct you on a couple of points there:

While the supercomputer Deep Thought was calculating the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything, which ended up being 42, Monty Python was busily filming a movie called "The Meaning of Life".

However, the song I was referring to was from their album "Contractual Obligation" and it goes something like this:

I bet they won't play this song on the radio.
I bet you they won't play this new (bleep) song.
It's not that it's (bleep) or (bleep) controversial,
Just that the (bleep)ing words are awfully strong.
You can't say (bleep) on the radio,
Or (bleep) or (bleep) or (bleep).
You can't even say I'd like to (bleep) you some day
Unless you're a doctor with a very large (bleep).
So, I bet you they won't play this song on the radio.
I bet you they daren't (bleep)ing well programme it.
I bet you their (bleep)ing old programme directors
Will think it's a load of horse (bleep).

Oh dear, it's all coming out now... slot cars, Monty Python, Hitchhikers Guide, what's next

[Caliban]

SilentC
How could you even ask "What's next?"
Whose signature says "smoke me a kipper" then?
the answer is obviously
Red Dwarf...

[silentC]

Smeg!!

[outback]

Funny how Monty Python has a cult following. I mean people don't just go around chucking their undies at Michael Palin or anything, but George Harrison used to make the Beatles stop rehearsing so they could all watch the Flying Circus.

Monty Python, Hitchhikers Guide and others were written by some really clever people, sometimes it takes a while for everyone else to catch up.