A few weeks back we had a gathering in London, where a few friends took part in some humorous skits. Premamrita was marvellous as Tommy Cooper. My contribution was to take part in Monty Python’s silly walks.
“That’s it is it? It’s not particularly silly is it?”
“You see Mr Puddy there’s a very real problem of finance…”
Are these discples?
Is tis a form of English humor?
And the laughters where do they come from?
Is the audience also part of the disciples?
It it so cutely done… I am full of question-marks.
I am so sorry but I can hardly recognize anybody, safe
perhaps some voices here and there but I am not sure at all. And why it is in the YouTube?
Nirmala
Link | February 2nd, 2008 at 8:03 pm
And does this sign ” Ministry of Silly Walks” really exist?
Nirmala
Link | February 2nd, 2008 at 8:07 pm
Kedar insists that I shall stop thinking that these are disciples, these are professionells. Specially the very last
scene reminds us of the good old Charlie Chaplin Films.
Link | February 3rd, 2008 at 11:26 pm