@@X1Alpha2 Hey, wow, it's amazing how such little details get changed during the dubbing. I'm aware of "Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus", how was that received? Was the "Funniest Joke in the World" sketch ever dubbed into German? Especially as it didn't contain any "real" German speech anyway....!
YES!! When I first saw the movie, and was having trouble simply understanding what the hell was being said, I could not figure out why they were yakking ad nauseum about swallows. Then it all came together at Bridge of Death scene.
it's even funnier how Arthur remembered that there's a difference between african and european swallow through the entire movie but still can't count to 3 properly despite being corrected about that all the time.
I love that the swallow joke from the very begining of the movie comes back at the very end. Has to be the longest build up to a punchline in film history
don't forget it was a double build-up since they talk about swallows carrying coconuts, and the first time you see sir Bedivere he's attaching a coconut to a bird
I don't think it really qualifies as a build up. The earlier jokes had their own comical effect already and work independently, it's more like revisiting which is something stand up comedians do all the time. Also, all inside humour is also based on the concept. On a seperate note I hate this overuse of the "build up to a punchline" idea of looking at comedy, sure it works when looking at some simple jokes, but not all comedy is based on building up to a punchline. If you've watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail (or any Monty Python for that matter) you should've noticed that very few of the bits are based on punchlines.
He really DID ask five questions. 1. What is your name? 2. What is your quest? 3. What is your favorite color? 4. What is the capital of Assyria? 5. What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
What is your name? Sir Robin of Camelot. What is your Quest? To Seek the Holy Grail Who is the father of your Children? Why, I am, Of Course WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
'What is your name?' 'Sir Robin of Camelot.' 'What is your quest?' 'To seek the Holy Grail.' 'What is the capital of of Assyria?' 'Which one? There have been four of them over time.' 'Oh, I don't know that.' Alternate take.
Bridge-keeper: What is your name? Lancelot: Sir Lancelot of Camelot Bridge-keeper: What is your quest? Lancelot: I seek the Holy Grail Bridge-keeper: What is your favourite colour? Lancelot: Blue Bridge-keeper: Right, off you go Lancelot: Oh thank you. Too bad Lancelot was arrested when he reached the other side.
I daydream about being able to watch this movie with someone who hasn’t seen it and telling them “ there’s about to be an intermission so you can go to the bathroom if you need to.”
oh don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows this movie forgot to install the fourth wall in the first place. You can't break something that's still sitting in the prop shed with the coconuts
the airspeed of a unladen migratory swallow? 24 miles an hour. the capitol of assyria: the four capitals of Assyria were Ashur (or Qalat Sherqat), Calah (or Nimrud), the short-lived Dur Sharrukin (or Khorsabad), and Nineveh. thank you internet XD
The question was a trick/incomplete question. He asked for the velocity of an unladen swallow at air speed, however we were never told the distance traveled so we could never provide the velocity.
Wait, an unladen swallow is only 24 miles an hour fast? How the fuck can Kojiro Sasaki not slash one of those fuckers? A typical iaijutsu slash is about 90 mph fast. And given his skill.......
You don't need much real knowledge, but as a politician you learn very fast that it can save your life to reply with a counter question, if you don't know the right answer in an interview. :-)
@@red.aries1444 If I were a politician, I think I'd have a good chance of saving my life if I responded with the question, "Would you excuse me for a moment?", and then make a hasty departure.
Gates of Paradise WHAT IS YOUR NAME? "Terry Jones" WHAT WAS YOUR QUEST? "To make people laugh" WHAT...IS YOUR FAVORITE COLOR? "Blue! ...no! Yel- *sent back to Earth* Unless he was actually a blue fan all along, of course
@@grindsmore Aha! I just entered "Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!" into Google translate and yes! Nice Easter egg. :)
What is the Capital of South Africa? What do you mean? The Executive Capital, the Legislative Capital or the Judicial Capital? I-I don't know that, AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
Bridge keeper: "What is the Capital of South Africa?" Nicholas Johnson: "What do you mean? The Executive Capital, the Legislative Capital or the Judical Capital?" Bridge keeper: "The Legislative Capital" Nicholas Johnson: "Oh fuck. That backfired!"
Watching this at the drive in when it was released. The crowd didn't like the ending, lots of booing, honking, and beer bottles thrown at the screen. I loved every second of the movie personally.
Bridge Keeper: _What is your name?_ King Arthur: _It is Arthur, King of the Britons!_ Bridge Keeper: _What is your quest?_ King Arthur: _To seek the Holy Grail!_ Bridge Keeper: _What number comes after two?_ King Arthur: _FIVE! ...No Threeeeeeeeeee_ !
To add to this, they are the only two who don't really answer all five questions. As a result, are the first to die out of all the Pythons in real life.
When I was a kid, we used to play "Bridgekeeper" but we added one extra line in when someone got the third question wrong. "I'm sorry. You are the Weakest Link. Goodbye!"
What is your name? My name is Desmond of America? What is your quest? To get a dr.pepper from across that bridge. What is your quest? I-I don't know that! WOOOOOO! ( *LAVA DEATH*)
He really DID ask five questions. 1. What is your name? 2. What is your quest? 3. What is your favorite color? 4. What is the capital of Assyria? 5. What is the airspeed velocity of unladen swallow? The joke was the first two questions are the same, but he chooses one of three questions for the third question.
(Sir Galahad and Sir Robin wake up at the bottom of the Gorge of Eternal Peril) Robin: What kind of peril do you think there is down here? Galahad: I don't know... (Zoot and the Castle Anthrax girls appear) Girls: HELLO! Robin: We must get out of here - you're in grave peril! (Galahad punches his lights out) Galahad: Right! Now, where were we?
How do you know if a man is an engineer? Ask him what his favourite colour is. If he answers "Blue. No, red -- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUGGHH!", then he is an engineer.
okay i think what actually happened here is this old man figured out people were launched into the gorge of eternal peril whenever they failed to answer a question right, and just kinda set up shop, for who knows what reason, he could have even built the bridge.
Bridgekeeper: *"What is your name?"* Alex. *"What is your quest?"* To seek the knowledge about past. *What is..... capital of Roman Empire?"* What do you mean? The residences of Tetrachy emperors or the capitals of Western part and Eastern part of Empire/Byzantine Empire?" Bridgekeeper: *........Huh, i don't KNOW that!* **[AAAAHHHHHHH!!!!]**
A little late to answer but it was to punk the audience, making them get up and head to the exit thinking it really was an intermission only to abruptly start up again, making them rush back to their seat 😂
The way Eric Idle says "I don't know that" is a very theatrical way as opposed to the way other characters would say it in a more meaningful way in any other movie.
At 2:44 I wish that, when he answered "It is Arthur, King of the Britons!" that the old man would have responded with "Oh, shit." . Could've gone several ways with that one.
Aachen, Munich, Regensburg *Nuremberg, Frankfurt am Main, Prague, Wetzlar, Vienna* were most important Imperial seats of Emperor, other important towns were Bologne, Constanz, Cologne, Rhens, Augsburg, Ravenna, Rome, Worms, Trier, Esslingen, Speyer. Practically, Holy Roman Empire NEVER had capital city.
+lindomar 20 Holy Roman Empire was composed of: *Germany, Benelux states, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Czech, most of Slovenia, northern Italy, central Italy, and Sardinia, parts of France (Lorraine, Flanders, Provence, Alsace, Franche-Comte, Burgundy, Corsica); western part of Poland (Pomerania, Silesia).* HRE was demo version of European Union.
I play the intermission/ending song to annoy my family. We all watched the move and thought it was funny at first. Now I’m the only one laughing. Ok, I’m not that much of an asshole! They actually do think it’s funny.
"Blue" "No, Yelloooooooow" Still gets me every time!
he probably said that because the knight before him said blue and i find it kinda amusing
In the german dub he screams "but im colorblind" while falling down the bridge.
@@X1Alpha2 Hey, wow, it's amazing how such little details get changed during the dubbing. I'm aware of "Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus", how was that received? Was the "Funniest Joke in the World" sketch ever dubbed into German? Especially as it didn't contain any "real" German speech anyway....!
I never noticed that he was saying yellow lol
R.I.P., Terry.
This is probably the best setup joke of all time, contained in a single movie.
YES!! When I first saw the movie, and was having trouble simply understanding what the hell was being said, I could not figure out why they were yakking ad nauseum about swallows. Then it all came together at Bridge of Death scene.
such an awsome Movie, and ofc awsome scene
Eastenders
The game is brutally equal to the rules :D
it's even funnier how Arthur remembered that there's a difference between african and european swallow through the entire movie but still can't count to 3 properly despite being corrected about that all the time.
I love that the swallow joke from the very begining of the movie comes back at the very end. Has to be the longest build up to a punchline in film history
don't forget it was a double build-up
since they talk about swallows carrying coconuts, and the first time you see sir Bedivere he's attaching a coconut to a bird
I don't think it really qualifies as a build up. The earlier jokes had their own comical effect already and work independently, it's more like revisiting which is something stand up comedians do all the time. Also, all inside humour is also based on the concept.
On a seperate note I hate this overuse of the "build up to a punchline" idea of looking at comedy, sure it works when looking at some simple jokes, but not all comedy is based on building up to a punchline. If you've watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail (or any Monty Python for that matter) you should've noticed that very few of the bits are based on punchlines.
flawless victory on this one!
but it was a coconut
I think the better term would be a call back.
You have to know these things when you're a king.
2020 says hi.
@@arronbeeman5691 hi
Holy shit this comment is living in 2010
Lil L can’t believe it
@@andrewmn7 GENERAL KENOBI
I laughed my ass off when this movie came out, now 45 years later I still haven't found my ass.
He really DID ask five questions.
1. What is your name?
2. What is your quest?
3. What is your favorite color?
4. What is the capital of Assyria?
5. What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
The end where the bridge keeper gets tossed into the gorge gets me every time. Because you never think he’s on the menu so to speak
What is your name?
Sir Robin of Camelot.
What is your Quest?
To Seek the Holy Grail
Who is the father of your Children?
Why, I am, Of Course WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Masemeno Nasaku clever girl
"who is the father of your wife's children" would be a better question.
@@karishmachanglani7020 or who is the father of the children you bare
*king Arthur* What do you mean? African or European swallow?
*Bridge keeper* Uh, I don't know that!
*bridge* you're fired!
Underrated joke
A classic joke XD
So apparently you have to outsmart the bridge keeper by making him say he doesn’t know something
'What is your name?'
'Sir Robin of Camelot.'
'What is your quest?'
'To seek the Holy Grail.'
'What is the capital of of Assyria?'
'Which one? There have been four of them over time.'
'Oh, I don't know that.'
Alternate take.
Eonflare55 I don't know that... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sir Robin was not in the least bit scared to be mashed into a pulp, his eyes gouged out, his elbows broken, his kneecaps split, and his penis.
@@derekmok Alright; yes, that's quite enough.
‘What is the capital of England?’
‘Do you mean before or after the Norman Conquest?’
‘I don’t know that’.
*Dead*
at the time "not when it was filmed" of this story not sure any1 would know all of the four names of the capital of assyria
Bridge-keeper: What is your name?
Lancelot: Sir Lancelot of Camelot
Bridge-keeper: What is your quest?
Lancelot: I seek the Holy Grail
Bridge-keeper: What is your favourite colour?
Lancelot: Blue
Bridge-keeper: Right, off you go
Lancelot: Oh thank you.
Too bad Lancelot was arrested when he reached the other side.
Ed Regis that was not what I expected for the first time I have seen xD.
Arrested, yes. He'll face more than three questions for sure.
He deserved it, that mass-murdering scumbag!
Aszur according to Google
@@StormZephyr But we're suppose to stop arguing over who killed who!
“There’s the man from scene 24” - epic line.
I love the intermission joke
with only like 10 minutes left for the whole film lol
and the tune - totally sticks in my head
I daydream about being able to watch this movie with someone who hasn’t seen it and telling them “ there’s about to be an intermission so you can go to the bathroom if you need to.”
"Theres the old man from scene 24" Anyone have any tape? Cause I think the 4th wall just broke.
oh don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows this movie forgot to install the fourth wall in the first place. You can't break something that's still sitting in the prop shed with the coconuts
Havig seen sll of Flying Circus, I can safely say that there was no fourth wall on that show. See: “But it’s my only line!” for reference.
Those responsible for breaking the fourth wall have been sacked.
ofc they have by decades :)
I have cardboard and a stick of that glue with the lamb on the front
the airspeed of a unladen migratory swallow? 24 miles an hour.
the capitol of assyria: the four capitals of Assyria were Ashur (or Qalat Sherqat), Calah (or Nimrud), the short-lived Dur Sharrukin (or Khorsabad), and Nineveh.
thank you internet XD
and your favorite color is?
SovierProject Nah, Assyria. It's a real place. Kinda Biblical.
The question was a trick/incomplete question. He asked for the velocity of an unladen swallow at air speed, however we were never told the distance traveled so we could never provide the velocity.
old man from scene 24... are those 2 connected?
Wait, an unladen swallow is only 24 miles an hour fast? How the fuck can Kojiro Sasaki not slash one of those fuckers? A typical iaijutsu slash is about 90 mph fast. And given his skill.......
How many times did Arthur say five instead of three in this scene? One... Two.... Five! No, Three!
BIG LOL
AAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHH
Good thing the bridgekeeper didn't ask him how many fingers he was holding up
The holy hand grenade of Antioch he does the same
there are...FOUR QUESTIONS!!
It's a sketch of it's own. Classic.
It's a sketch of its own.
@@OneWeirdDude Classic.
Absolutely priceless. This is the best line in the funniest movie to ever be made. Sir Bedivere... Rest in Peace sir.
Haha when he got killed for not knowing his favorite color.
No he tried to lie his way across
R.I.P Terry Jones, he will truly be missed. But the old saying, a legend never dies
"how do you know so much about swallows?"
"well you've got to know these things when you're king, you know"
Terry and Graham are once again walking on the otherside together. RIP. Thankfully we still have John, Eric, Michael and other Terry with us.
I love at the very begging when one says " there it is; the Bridge of Death." And Eric says "Oh great."
They were so far ahead in comedy in their day , Thanks guys .
My father's friend actually saw this in theaters. He said people started getting up and leaving their seats when "Intermission" came on the screen.
well, you have to know these things when you're king, you know
You don't need much real knowledge, but as a politician you learn very fast that it can save your life to reply with a counter question, if you don't know the right answer in an interview. :-)
@@red.aries1444 If I were a politician, I think I'd have a good chance of saving my life if I responded with the question, "Would you excuse me for a moment?", and then make a hasty departure.
I remember incorporating this in a dungeons and dragons adventure. Good stuff
did anyone of your players die?
Gates of Paradise
WHAT IS YOUR NAME?
"Terry Jones"
WHAT WAS YOUR QUEST?
"To make people laugh"
WHAT...IS YOUR FAVORITE COLOR?
"Blue! ...no! Yel-
*sent back to Earth*
Unless he was actually a blue fan all along, of course
“There it is! The bridge of death!”
“Oh, great.”
oooOOoooOoOOODYUUU Nooo000OOO suuuuu mooch bout swallluuuuuuuus
I was looking that comment
In the german translation the guy who didnt know the colour says "But I am colourblind!" while falling donw
Are there alive Germans still around after the translation of Monty Python’s “The Funniest Jock in the World”?!?!? (check it out!)
Try translating the funniest joke in the world with Google and you'll get a fatal error.
@@grindsmore ok.....? I shall be warned...
It's one of the best Easter eggs I've seen in Google.
@@grindsmore Aha! I just entered "Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!" into Google translate and yes! Nice Easter egg. :)
What..... is your favorite color
Blue.... no wait
blue -- no, yelloOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooow...
Plaid...
YELOOOOOWWWW
Blue
"There it is! The Bridge of Death!"
"Oh, great."
What is the Capital of South Africa?
What do you mean? The Executive Capital, the Legislative Capital or the Judicial Capital?
I-I don't know that, AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
Bridge keeper: "What is the Capital of South Africa?"
Nicholas Johnson: "What do you mean? The Executive Capital, the Legislative Capital or the Judical Capital?"
Bridge keeper: "The Legislative Capital"
Nicholas Johnson: "Oh fuck. That backfired!"
Well, Johannesburg because its the economic hub of the whole country...so.
I love how they act like schoolchildren during an exam..
THAT'S EASY!!
My late uncle’s favourite line..”You gotta know these things when you’re King..”
Your uncle was smart! 👍👍
Congratulations, you played yourself.
Classic comedy, always makes me laugh
Bridgekeeper: “What... is the velocity of a unladen migratory swallow?”
King Arthur: I’M ABOUT TO END THIS MANS WHOLE CAREER
Normie
And apparently his life.
One of the best movies ever made. Genius!
Watching this at the drive in when it was released. The crowd didn't like the ending, lots of booing, honking, and beer bottles thrown at the screen. I loved every second of the movie personally.
Bridge Keeper: _What is your name?_ King Arthur: _It is Arthur, King of the Britons!_
Bridge Keeper: _What is your quest?_ King Arthur: _To seek the Holy Grail!_
Bridge Keeper: _What number comes after two?_ King Arthur: _FIVE! ...No Threeeeeeeeeee_ !
4th wall shattered. :"There's the old man from scene 24..."
Love.
I've seen this clip so many times and I am just now realizing Gallahad screamed "yellow" while falling
0:30
"What if you get a question wrong..?"
"Then you will be CAST into the GORGE of ETERNAL PERILLLL."
"oh wanker.."
So ironic that Graham and Terry crosses the Bridge of Death together first.
To add to this, they are the only two who don't really answer all five questions. As a result, are the first to die out of all the Pythons in real life.
@@TheCbrown146 three questions
@@EternalHappElements Yes, three questions.
I don't care how many times I watch this scene. It still makes me laugh hysterically to this day.
RIP Terry Jones.
have to know these tings when you're a king
He sure brags a lot for someone who can't count to five.
@@maasro: LOL But after all, the Lady of the Lake, clad in shimmering samite ... ad nauseum .... LOL
What a great movie I've never laughed so much
my favorite bit about the three questions is the king never getting annoyed by the guy correcting him
What is your name?
What is your quest?
What will the weather be like tomorrow if you subtract 11 lemons from the base attractiveness of a shed?
What do you mean? Yellow lemons or green lemons?
What do you mean, you mean a shed with windows or without windows?
Purple, because cows.
Man...the sound quality is just like Excalibur. Love both these movies.
RIP Terry Jones 1942-2020
When I was a kid, we used to play "Bridgekeeper" but we added one extra line in when someone got the third question wrong. "I'm sorry. You are the Weakest Link. Goodbye!"
What is your name?
My name is Desmond of America?
What is your quest?
To get a dr.pepper from across that bridge. What is your quest?
I-I don't know that! WOOOOOO!
( *LAVA DEATH*)
Your name? Bilu. Your favourite colour? Blue What did the wolf do to the pigs houses? Blew. Go on through..
"WHAT is the like buttons colour?"
"Uh... blue."
"Right, Off you go."
"Why thank you. Thank you very much."
nice
Like button?
Before or after being clicked?
"Uh, i dont kno... WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
like how he keeps on saying 5 instead of 3. as a reference to the holy grenade scene, where he also says 5 instead of 3
He really DID ask five questions.
1. What is your name?
2. What is your quest?
3. What is your favorite color?
4. What is the capital of Assyria?
5. What is the airspeed velocity of unladen swallow?
The joke was the first two questions are the same, but he chooses one of three questions for the third question.
The capital of Assyria is a trick question. Technically, the empire didn't have a single capital, but its two largest cities were Aššur and Nineveh.
"Well you have to know these things when you're king you know."
(Sir Galahad and Sir Robin wake up at the bottom of the Gorge of Eternal Peril)
Robin: What kind of peril do you think there is down here?
Galahad: I don't know...
(Zoot and the Castle Anthrax girls appear)
Girls: HELLO!
Robin: We must get out of here - you're in grave peril!
(Galahad punches his lights out)
Galahad: Right! Now, where were we?
and the horny gals are all begging: "Spank me!!" "NO, ... ME!!" "NO, SPANK ME!!"
I don't know what you're smoking, but could you tell me where to get some?
@@douggriggs1499 The Horny Garls
_"I bet you're GAY!"_
_"No I'm not...."_
Inspired :D
I lose it everytime Gallahad forgets what his favorite color is. xD
Who knew being a king meant having extensive knowledge of swallows.
"There's the bridge"
"There's the man from scene 24".
LMAO
How do you know if a man is an engineer? Ask him what his favourite colour is. If he answers "Blue. No, red -- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUGGHH!", then he is an engineer.
That is terribly unfair on scientists and mathematicians.
Ah yes, engineer memes. I sure love living in 2009
It appears that Engineers have red-yellow colour blindness. ;)
No it isn't. Engineers are far more useful than the typical scientists and mathematicians.
Was no engineer without mathematics or science of any kind, ever.
"there's the old man from Scent 24" Classic. Funny. Hilarious.
When I watched this with my dad I laughed so hard!
This never gets old
i need to watch this whole movie again... this movie can't possibly have got too old...
Who here knows the Fallout 2 random-encounter reffering to this scene? :D
And in Fallout 2 we can kill bridgekeeper, like in movie
Yep, not old enough to have had the pleasure of watching these films growing up.
I lost it when he got his favourite colour wrong 😂
Intermission. Great place to have it.
"Look, there's the old man from scene 24."
What is your name? I don't know that!
*_"The people who sacked the people who were sacked, have been sacked."_*
😝😝😝😝😝😝
okay i think what actually happened here is this old man figured out people were launched into the gorge of eternal peril whenever they failed to answer a question right, and just kinda set up shop, for who knows what reason, he could have even built the bridge.
Ask Siri *“what is the inflight speed velocity of an unladen swallow”*
Bridgekeeper:
*"What is your name?"*
Alex.
*"What is your quest?"*
To seek the knowledge about past.
*What is..... capital of Roman Empire?"*
What do you mean?
The residences of Tetrachy emperors or the capitals of Western part and Eastern part of Empire/Byzantine Empire?"
Bridgekeeper: *........Huh, i don't KNOW that!*
**[AAAAHHHHHHH!!!!]**
Years later I still don't get the Intermission joke but I'm laughing anyway.
A little late to answer but it was to punk the audience, making them get up and head to the exit thinking it really was an intermission only to abruptly start up again, making them rush back to their seat 😂
@@jjwkk2183 did the 70s normally have intermissions on movies and tvs?
That's the old man from scene 24!
"How do you know so much about swallows?
"Well you have to know these things when your a king you know?"
Man... I just remembered... quite some time ago I was playing good, old Fallout 2... Imagine my surprise when I came upon a bridge of death!
The way Eric Idle says "I don't know that" is a very theatrical way as opposed to the way other characters would say it in a more meaningful way in any other movie.
Blessed are the Monty Pythons, for theirs is the kingdom of wholly satire.
Bridge Keeper: What is your name?
What! Is your quest?
What! . . .
Is heavier; a kilogram of feathers, or a kilogram of steel.
a kilogram of steel
Justinny wrong
Both have equal weight
@@aleksandarvil5718: unless between the time the question was asked with the two things present, some feathers blew away, or got wet .... LOL
What... weighs more: a pound of feathers or a pound of gold?
RIP Terry Jones in the year of our Lord two thousand and twenty.
At 2:44 I wish that, when he answered "It is Arthur, King of the Britons!" that the old man would have responded with "Oh, shit." . Could've gone several ways with that one.
I LoLd so hard the first time I saw this. A true classic!
What is the... Capital of Holy Roman Empire?! Name them ALL!
IJNavyAkagi I-I don’t know that Ahhhhhhhhhahhhh!!!!!!! (Dies)
Aachen, Munich, Regensburg *Nuremberg, Frankfurt am Main, Prague, Wetzlar, Vienna* were most important Imperial seats of Emperor, other important towns were Bologne, Constanz, Cologne, Rhens, Augsburg, Ravenna, Rome, Worms, Trier, Esslingen, Speyer.
Practically, Holy Roman Empire NEVER had capital city.
@@aleksandarvil5718 we know, it is in the US right?
+lindomar 20
Holy Roman Empire was composed of: *Germany, Benelux states, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Czech, most of Slovenia, northern Italy, central Italy, and Sardinia, parts of France (Lorraine, Flanders, Provence, Alsace, Franche-Comte, Burgundy, Corsica); western part of Poland (Pomerania, Silesia).*
HRE was demo version of European Union.
@@aleksandarvil5718 demo version, lol
btw, didn't their empire had portions of africa as well?
What is your name?
What is your quest?
Why do you seek the Holy Grail?
Trump
Not to find the holy grail
I don’t
*passes*
2:58 lol 😂
R.I.P Terry Jones.
Oh brave sir robin... Bravely ran away...
I was brought here from an article I was reading on Medium...I'm not disappointed.
This made me laugh out loud when I was alone when I first saw this
"That's EASY!", said Sir Hobin. But he didn't know the capital of Assyria. When I saw this scene when I was 8, I made poop in my pants.
Wtf did i just read?
It was the African swallow.Hahaha.
Geniuses... Why can't we make movies like that anymore ?
I play the intermission/ending song to annoy my family. We all watched the move and thought it was funny at first. Now I’m the only one laughing.
Ok, I’m not that much of an asshole! They actually do think it’s funny.