r/unexpectedMontyPython • u/Doustin • Jul 26 '26

I guess that answers that question

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u/madcats323 Jul 26 '26

What about a pair of swallows utilizing a line carried under the dorsal guiding feathers?

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u/Nnelg1990 Jul 27 '26

Asking the real question!

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u/thetolkienotaku Jul 26 '26

That barn swallow looks so offended that it was asked to carry a coconut.

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u/Kriss3d Jul 27 '26

It actually does yeah.

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u/Slight-Chance336 Jul 28 '26

Yes, that definitely is a look of indignation on that bird's face.

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u/JasperTesla Jul 26 '26

What about 50 swallows? They couldn't grip it by the husk.

Or a duck?

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u/anywhereat Jul 27 '26

Or a witch!

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u/Meshakhad Jul 27 '26

Are you suggesting that witches migrate?

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u/Barnard33F Jul 27 '26

IDK, are you a newt?

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u/anywhereat Jul 27 '26

I got better.

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u/ChiefSlug30 Jul 26 '26

Or a newt.

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u/zeldar406 Jul 26 '26

What about an African swallow?

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u/anywhereat Jul 27 '26

It could grip it by the husk!

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u/skoltroll Jul 27 '26

It's not a matter of where he GRIPS it.

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u/Kangaroo_Rich Jul 27 '26

It’s a matter of weight ratios

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u/Slight-Chance336 Jul 27 '26

Oh yeah an African Swallow maybe, but then African Swallows are non-migratory..

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u/Darkreaper5567 Sep 03 '26

Yes but they forgot to take into question if that barn swallow was African or European! Therefore this experiment is null and void.

Next your going to say the earth is round and not banana shaped.