How Far Are You Willing To Go? (Analysis) How Much Is Too Much

Yeah, that's the bane of TFM's composure. TfM: "Why did you..." insert your own: fuck her, marry her, face fuck her...etc Idiots: "Becauae she had nice titties." TFM ranting so hard as a dumpster fire he woke Hell up...

@WMHarrison94: They are nice like small oranges... sort of stuck on her chest, not half oranges..... I think I need to pause the video and have a good lie down...

Maybe I didn't hear the lyrics very well (perhaps I need to clean my ears), but wasn't "Spank The Monkey" a song by Peter Gabriel? Just asking for a friend (Popp/Blake). Lol! Probably not.

@sauger1001: Shock the Monkey..... https://genius.com/Peter-gabri....el-shock-the-monkey- and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnVf1ZoCJSo

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I stand corrected, but as I listened to the song, it was like both words could be interchangeable. Of course, "shock" sounds more "family friendly", where "spank" could be the more "uncivilized" version. Lol!

@sauger1001: It's not terribly common to confuse or mishear words in songs... Fuck I can't quite remember it... but there have been 2 or 3 songs that I got completely wrong... in bits or words or titles.... AND so do many others...... I have seen some shows on the subject.... but they were so long ago and Youtube stuff comes and goes and gets deleted and I can't really remember which ones where, like for 10 years ago... But here is a general spread. https://www.youtube.com/result....s?search_query=mishe

@sauger1001: There are like 2 or 3 songs that (flash backs) I heard 20 or 30 or 40 years ago and just went, "Ohhhhh" - in a moment of clarity. "Ohhhh that what the words really are.... Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh" - yeah like this was not a song, but in the movie "Life of Brian" - Biggus Dickus has a wife, he name was Continentius Buttockus..... Everyone else understood her name and got the joke.... right away... But I never did..... But like 40 years and 30 watchings of Life of Brian and I think it was an Italian version with English subtitles or something and I finally got it..... Actually it was this name: "Incontinentia Buttocks" - Or I read the script for the movie... ////////// Life of Brian Biggus Dickus The scene where Pontius Pilate (played by Michael Palin) introduces his friend Biggus Dickus, a Roman nobleman and officer, is a memorable moment in Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Biggus Dickus is a fictional character in the film, portrayed by Graham Chapman. According to the search results, the soldiers in the scene were not entirely unaware of the joke names being used. While they were ordered to stand there and not laugh, they were not told what Palin was going to do. Palin himself barely stifled his own laughter when saying “Biggus Dickus” in front of the soldier asked if he finds the name “risible”. The scene is a great example of Monty Python’s improvisational skills, as Palin and the other actors were able to think on their feet and come up with humorous responses to the situation. The character of Biggus Dickus has become a cultural reference point, symbolizing the absurdity and humor of the Monty Python troupe. Interesting Facts: The scene was filmed with a mix of scripted and improvised dialogue. The soldiers in the scene were extras who were not told what was going to happen. Michael Palin’s character, Pontius Pilate, was truly daring the soldiers to laugh. The character of Biggus Dickus is married to Incontinentia Buttocks, according to Pontius Pilate. The scene has become a cultural reference point, symbolizing the absurdity and humor of Monty Python. Conclusion: The Biggus Dickus scene in Monty Python’s Life of Brian is a hilarious and memorable moment in the film. The scene showcases the troupe’s improvisational skills and ability to think on their feet. The character of Biggus Dickus has become a cultural reference point, symbolizing the absurdity and humor of Monty Python.

@sauger1001: I will upload the clip. Look for it.