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2010-12-14 - Photo by Pen. At the Coffeeshop/Bike Shop
This is the photographer's little brother, secretly photographed before a quick telephone booth morphing from Bicycle Repairman to an ordinary Superman. Monty Python fans understand the esoteric message, but to those who have never seen the skit, here's a link to the YouTube video. Click to it at Monty Python Skit: Bicycle Repairman. it's one of 100 Monty Python skits on free videos at Monty Python Videowall. Great quality and easy to use, with this caveat: Please don't stay away from CM long. The MP videos are great, but one can spend hours there. Oh yes, in real life, Tom naturally did what anyone possessing a Master's Degree in Folklore would do: He opened a bike shop. He and his wife Teresa are now awaiting T3, the code name for a very special May 2011 arrival.


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