Eric Idle Quotes

My Father, Who Was A Sergeant In The RAF During The Second World War, Was Killed In A Hitchhiking Accident While Returning Home On Compassionate Leave. As A Result, My Mother Had To Get Work, As A Nurse, And At Seven The RAF Put Me Into A Boarding School And Ex-orphanage Called The Royal Wolverhampton School.

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