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Paute · Apr 26 2012

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Probably the most fun you can have with one hand....

Python Bytes is the first of the official Monty PyPhone Series apps. It brings you the 22 best sketches from the first series of the legendary Monty Python TV shows. Not just that, it has back-stories about the sketches from the Pythons themselves.

Python Bytes is complete anarchy. Just shake your iPhone and up pops another random sketch.

But there’s more: if you want to create your own personalised show from the sketches, just tap the screen and a drop-down lets you choose your own favourites.

chris14 · Apr 26 2012

Sounds good! Although I think it's better to watch the lot! :-D

thumble · Apr 26 2012

Since I can only see his forehead, I'll just have to brows it.

Ba-da-boom.

chris14 · Apr 27 2012

I can only see his forehead too.

Perrimouse · Apr 27 2012

I downloaded it... it is great fun.

And to NOTE:

On the 3rd of May, 6:30 PM at the Apple store in Regent Street, London. Michael Palin, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam will be there to answer questions AND sign this App - it's pretty cool.

Damn! Hate being stuck in the U.S. and unable to do any cool things...

chris14 · Apr 27 2012

Damn, I can't go then. :-(

mrsthing · Apr 27 2012

I can only see his forehead, too. Nothing to click on.

thumble · Apr 29 2012

Here's the youtube video. Evergreen.

mrsthing · Apr 30 2012

I LOVE Connie! Everything she's in is wonderful, but especially the one where Eric is a Hamlet character, and "Happy Valley". She was good with comedy and drama.

chris14 · May 8 2012

Yeah, Connie is lovely!

Leichenhallex · May 8 2012

Someday when I have a smartphone I'll look into this. My friends might laugh at me, but I'm satisfied with slightly prehistoric phone for the time being. Only ever use it to call and text anyways. I'll watch my DVDs for now :)

chris14 · May 9 2012

Same here, Lchx! :-)

mrsthing · May 9 2012

So do I, Allex.

mrsthing · May 9 2012

If I got an iPhone, I'd spend the first week crying and swearing at it in turns.

chris14 · May 10 2012

LOL, MrsT! :-)

thumble · May 12 2012

I talk to Siri all the time. She calls me "Your Majesty" because I asked her to.

She understands me, and writes down everything I tell her. She even let's me email the results.

I love Siri.

Leichenhallex · May 12 2012

"Your Majesty" LOL!

I don't think I can handle a smart phone. Not that I wouldn't understand it (I'm a smart girl, really) but too many things to do in one device, I'd either be too distracted by it all the time or not even use most of the features. Although I have embraced some modern technology, I'm stubbornly holding on to my "old-fashioned" things. I think I'm the only person in my school who writes with a fountain pen everyday. Sadly, a few people in my class had never even seen one before.

mrsthing · May 15 2012

We still have a working rotary dial phone at my house. We relegated it to the master bedroom when none of our babysitters could figure out how to work it. One even asked, "Um, do you have a real phone?"

thumble · May 15 2012

Oooh, rotary dial is so seeexxxy!!!! :0:) &)

mrsthing · May 17 2012

We use a manual corkscrew, too.... ;;)

chris14 · May 17 2012

We've still got our old rotary dial-phone somewhere. It's not in use any more, though.

thumble · May 18 2012

I gave up on my manual corkscrew. I bite the tops off the wine bottles now. It's the latest thing at the upscale soirees I attend.

mrsthing · May 22 2012

Your social circle must be very popular with dentists.

thumble · May 22 2012

No, plastic wine bottles. Very popular with polymer scientists.

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