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14 April 2010
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Annadog40 said
If you could teleport to a Beatles Bible members location, who would you teleport to and why. Also would you give them a warning before you teleported to them?
After the February we just went through (only 72 hours above freezing), I would teleport to @trcanberra . It’s Summer there, right? What’s for dinner mate?
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Annadog40 said
If you could teleport to a Beatles Bible members location, who would you teleport to and why. Also would you give them a warning before you teleported to them?After the February we just went through (only 72 hours above freezing), I would teleport to @trcanberra . It’s Summer there, right? What’s for dinner mate?
Spiral spaghetti with a really nice tomato and vegetable sauce; tossed salad on the side. Bring some red wine!
And yes, autumn will start soon but it’s still around 25-30C daytime temperatures just now, and evenings cool enough to sleep well but not feel cold. It’s just perfect weather here at the moment.
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29 August 2013
Offline Annadog40 said
If you could teleport to a Beatles Bible members location, who would you teleport to and why. Also would you give them a warning before you teleported to them?
Well, I think we all know where I would go and why. I would ‘warn’ her beforehand so maybe she could get some time off and we would have time to be together.
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Annadog40 says in past tense
If you could teleport to a Beatles Bible members location, who would you teleport to and why. Also would you give them a warning before you teleported to them?
I’m not sure. I might visit someone named, hmmm, what was it, oh yes, @Starr Shine? and help her with her moving pictures (I’d be sure to warn her, or she might unperson me). Or I’d surprise @meanmistermustard and hypnotise him into revealing the secret of the unfigureoutable Magical Mystery Song. There are others I’d like to visit, but one can only teleport so much before the teleportation device starts getting sick of its passengers singing “Drive My Teleporter”. 
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Offline You can only hypnotise someone if they are wanting and/or are open to hypnosis.
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You can only hypnotise someone if they are wanting and/or are open to hypnosis.
@meanmistermustard can I invite you to the real one as my guest?
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Offline trcanberra said
Zig said
Annadog40 said
If you could teleport to a Beatles Bible members location, who would you teleport to and why. Also would you give them a warning before you teleported to them?After the February we just went through (only 72 hours above freezing), I would teleport to @trcanberra . It’s Summer there, right? What’s for dinner mate?
Spiral spaghetti with a really nice tomato and vegetable sauce; tossed salad on the side. Bring some red wine!
And yes, autumn will start soon but it’s still around 25-30C daytime temperatures just now, and evenings cool enough to sleep well but not feel cold. It’s just perfect weather here at the moment.
Dinner sounds fantastic! I’ll have Zag choose the wine. I’m an ale man.
So 25-30C is upper 70’s to mid 80’s F. Nice! Yesterday morning it was 4F (-15C) when I woke up. This morning it is 9F (-13C).
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Offline It’s around 12C here and the sun is shining. Can’t wait to lose that huge wintercoat and scarf
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17 December 2012
Offline @Beatlebug After your mention of Peter Sellers in another thread, are you a fan of British comedy? Do you like Monty Python? Have you ever seen The Rutles?
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@Beatlebug After your mention of Peter Sellers in another thread, are you a fan of British comedy? Do you like Monty Python? Have you ever seen The Rutles?
I love everything British, by the way. I haven’t seen much of Monty Python (except a little excerpt from Monty Python and the Holy Grail– three shall be the number thou shalt count; no more, no less). I’ve heard of the Rutles (from George Harrison , who called their film “much more interesting than the usual boring documentary”) but haven’t actually seen them. So i suppose I should further my education immediately. 
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Re: Monty Python/Rutles: I am interested in both but don’t really have the time to watch. Wish I did. 
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17 December 2012
Offline The Rutles is a wonderful 73 minutes. Surely everyone has 73 minutes sometime! As great a “Beatles” film as there is. It is on YT, though slightly marred by Spanish (?) subtitles, well worth a watch. You will laugh a lot.
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6 December 2012
Offline Thanks! Will watch when I have the time. 
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Offline I watched a few months ago and had to watch a few times. It’s hilarious if you’re a fan of dry, British humor!
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I watched a few months ago and had to watch a few times. It’s hilarious if you’re a fan of dry, British humour!
I am. 
AHDN , Sellers, and suchlike always have me on the floor in pieces.
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For the benefit of all: When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since sliced bread?
Well that depends on the kinda bread that is being sliced.
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Annadog40 did not say, but said, in past tense
Silly Girl saaaaaaaaid
For the benefit of all: When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since sliced bread?
Well that depends on the kinda bread that is being sliced.
And there it is, folks… a characteristic cryptic-wordplay answer from our beloved @Starr Shine?.
EDIT: I just reached 222 posts… interesting number. A palindrome, and there’s probably a term for when a number is repeated like that, but I don’t know it. Anyone?
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Offline Annadog40 said
Silly Girl said
For the benefit of all: When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since sliced bread?
Well that depends on the kinda bread that is being sliced.
What happens if you dont like any bread?
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Offline OKAY, FINE, I’LL REWORD IT.
When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since… ever?
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