Released in 1975, Monty Python and the Holy Grail features one of the most quoted scenes in cinematic history. In this sequence, Eric Idle plays a weary plague cart collector shouting his famous refrain, 'Bring out your dead!' He encounters a villager played by John Cleese who tries to discard his elderly relative, portrayed by John Young. Despite being tossed toward the pile, Young’s character famously insists 'I'm not dead yet!' and even claims to feel fine. This clip is universally used as a meme to represent resilience, things that refuse to go obsolete, or being forced into an ending you are not ready for. It perfectly captures the humor of stubborn survival against all odds and societal expectations. Example captions include: 'Me trying to keep my 2012 laptop running' or 'When the group chat is dying but I send one more meme.'