Blessed Are the Cheesemakers. Torquay Finally Gets A Life
Torbay Council has finally seen sense and lifted the God-squad-inspired ban on the 'Life Of Brian'.
Yes, for years the Bible-bashers prevented the residents of Torbay and surrounding areas from watching one of the world's greatest comedy films, with their minority tut-tutting obstructing everyone else's right to sinful pleasure.
Whoever made that decision was not the Messiah. He was a very naughty boy.
So popular as the decision been that an extra screening has been organised.
But lest you think that Torbay was the last bastion of God-bothering narrow-mindedness, spare a thought for the residents of Abersytwyth, still barred from appreciating the antics of Brian and his chums in the People's Front of Judea. Never mind, at least Torbay has taken the secular step: always look on the bright side of life.
Yes, for years the Bible-bashers prevented the residents of Torbay and surrounding areas from watching one of the world's greatest comedy films, with their minority tut-tutting obstructing everyone else's right to sinful pleasure.
Whoever made that decision was not the Messiah. He was a very naughty boy.
So popular as the decision been that an extra screening has been organised.
But lest you think that Torbay was the last bastion of God-bothering narrow-mindedness, spare a thought for the residents of Abersytwyth, still barred from appreciating the antics of Brian and his chums in the People's Front of Judea. Never mind, at least Torbay has taken the secular step: always look on the bright side of life.
Labels: censorship, films, God squad