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Subject: The Bishop - (nf)
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Date: Tue, 29-Nov-83 03:47:01 EST
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hp-dcde!jack    Nov 26 19:00:00 1983

On Monty Python the other week, there was a sketch called "The Bishop",
which was a parody of the Saint, I imagine.  The Bishop was from the
Church of England (at least his sketch was produced by "C of E films".

Now, The Bishop had a prominent 'Y'-shaped scar on his cheek.
What did this scar represent?
Is it perhaps something peculiar to the Church of England?


					-Jack "Ignorant as **l*" Applin
					 (hplabs!hp-dcd!jack)