Replace references to Monty Python with something more Spanish-language specific

[chrisvwx]

Looking at the ThinkJulia text, we find many references to Monty Python. Quoting a ThinkJulia repo issue we read

It's not just "Monty". It's all the examples that have to do with sausage, eggs and spam, references unladen swallows, pining for the fjords, only a flesh wound, "Nee!", John Cleese, Eric Idle and things like that. By tradition, Python instructional material is chalked full of this kind of stuff.

The Monty Python references made for a nice pun in a book about Python (which is where ThinkJulia came from), but are less appropriate for Julia and for a Spanish-language book about Julia. Perhaps referencing Don Quijote is more appropriate?

[chrisvwx]

@diegozea suggests we use pop-culture references. I guess that there's no single theme that fits Julia like Monty Python fits Python.

[chrisvwx]

Here is a list of many references to Monty Python in ThinkJulia. If translators think these references are to opaque, they're welcome to replace them with a more relevant quote or phrase.

• Chapter 2
  • "spam" in this chapter and many other places throughout the rest of the book
  • "And now for something completely different"
  • "throatwarbler"
• Chapter 3
  • "I'm a lumberjack, and I'm okay. I sleep all night and I work all day."
  • "bruce" as a variable name
  • michael = "Eric, the half a bee."
  • "Bing tiddle tiddle bang"
  • "monty"
• Chapter 5
  • "Arthur, King of the Britons!"
  • "What...is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow? What do you mean, an African or a European swallow?"
• Chapter 10
  • "crunchy frog", "ram bladder", "lark vomit"
  • more "spam"

I'll add more past chapter 10 later...