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elad katzir
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- How did you find PF?
- i googled for a site for tips in physics to university students
Hi, my name is elad and I am a first year pyshics student
LOL, I haven't heard that welcome line in years!DaveC426913 said:Welcome. What kind of fish do you prefer?
eating? salmon i guessDaveC426913 said:Welcome. What kind of fish do you prefer?
@berkeman, would you care to do the honours?elad katzir said:eating? salmon i guess
No, I was just feeling nostalgic.berkeman said:I don't think I've seen this form of welcome for at least 5 years or more, or have I been missing it @DaveC426913 ?
I have no recollection of that event, Senator...Evo said:@berkeman was it you that would post the film clip of the "fish slap" from Monty Python if the member wanted to know where it originated?
monty python as monty python and the holy grail? i saw this movie once or twice but, i don't remember any fish slapping¿Evo said:Oh My! I had forgotten all about our ceremonial FISH SLAP welcome.
Thank you @DaveC426913
The new member would get a Monty Pythonesque Fish Slap that would relate to the size of the fish he preferred, if it was some tiny fish, he'd get a "Thwip, thwip, thwip" @berkeman was it you that would post the film clip of the "fish slap" from Monty Python if the member wanted to know where it originated?
It was a skit in a tv show, I believe.elad katzir said:monty python as monty python and the holy grail? i saw this movie once or twice but, i don't remember any fish slapping¿
The fish slapping scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a comedic sketch in which two knights engage in a nonsensical fight using fish as weapons. It is known for its absurdity and is often cited as one of the funniest scenes in the movie.
The fish slapping scene is popular because it perfectly captures the silly and absurd humor that Monty Python is known for. It is also a memorable and unexpected moment in the movie, making it stand out to viewers.
The idea for the fish slapping scene was a collaboration between the Monty Python members, particularly John Cleese and Michael Palin. They wanted to create a scene that was completely absurd and unexpected, and the fish slapping fight fit perfectly.
Yes, real fish were used in the scene. According to the actors, the fish were quite smelly and made the filming process quite unpleasant. However, it added to the overall hilarity of the scene.
No, the fish slapping scene is purely for comedic purposes and does not hold any deeper meaning. It is simply a humorous and memorable moment in the movie that adds to its overall absurdity.