And in response, thus spake the Oracle:

} Supplicant (S): Hello, I wish to register a complaint.
} USENET Keeper (UK): Sorry, we're closing for a server update.
} S: Never mind that, I wish to complain about this message I received
} from your server not half an hour ago.
} UK: Oh yes, the Monty Python parody signature.  What's wrong with it?
} S: I'll tell you what's wrong with it!  It's cliched!
} UK: No, it's kitsch, look.
} S: My lad, I know a lame signature when I see one and I'm looking at it
} right now.
} UK: No, sir, it's not lame.  It's retro.
} S: Retro?
} UK: Yes, remarkable thing, the signature file.  Wonderful way of
} conveying information, innit?
} S: There is no information--it's just an overused Monty Python joke.
} ...
}
} So to answer your question: no, there will never be such a time.  In
} fact, there will never even be a time when the Oracle stops parodying
} these sketches.
}
} You owe the Oracle a clever parallel for the next part of the sketch.
}