| ELSIE: Consider the lilies? BRIAN: Uh, well, the birds, then. EDDIE: What birds? BRIAN: Any birds. EDDIE: Why? BRIAN: Well, have they got jobs? ARTHUR: Who? BRIAN: The birds. EDDIE: Have the birds got jobs?! FRANK: What's the matter with him? ARTHUR: He says the birds are scrounging. BRIAN: Oh, uhh, no, the point is the birds. They do all right. Don't they? FRANK: Well, good luck to 'em. EDDIE: Yeah. They're very pretty. BRIAN: Okay, and you're much more important than they are, right? So, what are you worrying about? There you are. See? EDDIE: I'm worrying about what you have got against birds. BRIAN: I haven't got anything against the birds. Consider the lilies. ARTHUR: He's having a go at the flowers now. EDDIE: Oh, give the flowers a chance. Monty Python’s the Life of Brian |