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Knight: -We are no longer the knights who say "Ni!"!
Knight: -We are now the knights who say "Eki Eki Tapoooongwiiingwhyhmmhmhm"!!! (Ni!)
Arthur: -Oh knights who say... knights who until recently...

Ok, guys just stop. I mean, what is this? A Holy Grail re-enactment? If it is, I want to be part of it!

-What else floats in water?
-Apples!
-Gravy!
-Very small rocks!
-Churches! Churches!

It isn't, unless you have seen the scene. If you feel adventurous, you should see this movie (Monthy Phyton and the Holy Grail).


Knights who until recently said Ni, commanding King Arthur: "You...

Dude, you got it mixed up. I demand that you rewatch that movie at least ten more times! :evil:

King Arthur: "One, two, five..."
Galahad: "Three, Sir!"
King Arthur: "Right, three."

Ooh, Fantom, I might actually be of help. Norwegian, being a germanic language, has also this ambiguity. Svamp = sponge and Sump = Swamp. Pretty freaky, heh?