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To: SI Bob who wrote (4890)	9/16/2003 2:38:58 PM
From: wlcnyc	Respond to of 5315

" ...with a bag of rocks." LOL!

To: SI Bob who wrote (4890)	9/16/2003 3:41:00 PM
From: Done, gone.	Respond to of 5315

Rocks? Did someone say a bag of rocks? Matthias: Look, I don't think it should be a sin, just for saying "Jehovah." Everyone gasps Jewish Official: You're only making it worse for yourself! Matthias: Making it worse? How can it be worse?!?! Jehovah! Jehovah! Jehovah! Jewish Official: I'm warning you! If you say "Jehovah" one more time (gets hit with rock) RIGHT! Who did that? Come on, who did it? Stoners: She did! She did! (suddenly speaking as men) He! He did! He! Jewish Official: Was it you? Stoner: Yes. Jewish Official: Right... Stoner: Well you did say "Jehovah." Crowd throws rocks at the stoner Jewish Official: STOP IT! STOP IT! STOP IT RIGHT NOW! STOP IT! Alright, no one is to stone _anyone_ until I blow this whistle. Even...and I want to make this absolutely clear...even if they do say, "Jehovah." Crowd stones the Jewish Official to death. From Monty Python's Life of Brian. Trivia: Years before the film was made, someone asked Eric Idle what the next Python picture would be, and he replied Jesus Christ: Lust for Glory. George Harrison decided to fund the production mostly because he thought it would be his only chance of seeing another Monty Python film. Initially banned in Norway for blasphemy, it wasn't released there until 1980. Subsequently, it has been marketed in Sweden as "The film that is so funny that it was banned in Norway!"