MythTickle by Justin Thompson for May 16, 2012

frame four…what does “ni” mean?

I thought the knights who say ‘ni’ can’t abide ‘it.’ :-)

the antlers confirm it, is the Monty Python Knight

“NI” in panel 4 is a reference to “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTQfGd3G6dg“NI” is a very formal word used to address an old woman in Swedish. It is not used very often as it is considered rude.

Thank you for the “Ni!” :))

A guest cameo by a Knight Who Says Ni and the Dark Lord “snabbing” where he seems to have meant nabbing (may have conflated it with snatching).And a clock-crest! It’s all very timely!

Is that a tomato?

That’s what I thought at first, but it’s an apple.

Darth George probably slurred the “was” into the “nabbed” to make “snabbed”. I’m prescribing fifteen minutes of tongue twisters every day, with an emphasis on S. Say after me: I saw a city sheriff sitting on a city bench.

STAR WARS meets MONTY PYTHON……Nice.

May the farce be with you.

“Ecky-ecky-ecky-ecky-pikang-zoom-boing-mumble-mumble.”

“NI” loved it:)

Wonderful stuff! Love the multiple crossovers.

I’ve seen inside the mind of this cartoonist…it’s a very twisted place…kinda scarey at times =l

I too love the cross overs, Justin lived for Montey Python and Star Wars as a child. All we are missing is a little Benny Hill.

a monty python reference :D

As well as the ears!

Cartoonists have minds? (Not to hear Al Capp tell it – if they have minds, they’re out of them.)