Thursday, December 11, 2003

Monty Python Changed Everything -- 9:30 am CST, Update by A.T. Hun

That's right, Monty Python changed the world and forever altered the course of human history already. OK, maybe that's hyperbole, but it should better than, "Without Monty Python, I wouldn't have a pseudonym." Anyway CNN's Showbiz section has an article on the new Python autobiography that I hope to buy, assuming that I develop the upper body strength to lift it. I've watched so much Python that I can barely think a coherent thought without some sort of Pythonic reference springing to mind. Anyway, just read the article, alright?

By the by, my pseudonym comes from a sketch about a meepy little man named Attila the Hun (aka A.T. Hun, but you can call him "The"). His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hun. He is turning himself into the police for "Looting, pillaging and sacking a major city." In the end, he turns out to be in fact Alexander the (A.T.) Great. It's all very silly (and much funnier than my feeble explanation).

In a related story, some kind soul has mirrored Stone Dead Productions, one of the best Python sites out there which had disappeared from the Net some time ago. That site has everything you ever wanted to know about the group but were too scared to ask.

News for 12/11/2003

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