RE: One fact28 Jun 2025 15:11
07:08 - Banbury, I'm not sure whether you will realise the joke alluded to, the other day, was quite layered. Cleese played "the black knight" (so defined by the armour) and Lancelot - that was quite possibly a joke within a joke and a nod to Arthurian legend, Lancelot sometimes fought and went on missions in disguise e.g. as a red knight and as a black knight - facilitated by the armour he was wearing.
Read a far bit of Arthurian books when very young and had probably, like a lot of people walked up Arthur's Seat by then, Pentlands as well... many years before Scottish Lagers, English Ales, Brtish Beers, Irish and British Stouts.
As for the joke knight not giving up - then calling it a draw...
With regard to original text e.g. RNS' and public videos and interviews - putting on or claiming a filter is on, ignoring correction, doubling down and further repetition does not make it a draw. 🍻