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Silly Girl said
OKAY, FINE, I’LL REWORD IT.When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since… ever?
Is “ever” a concrete, landmark event in history that I can make specific references to, etc.? If so, please enlighten me, because I have never heard of it. Is it the Battle of Ever? The Everlasting Gobstopper? Or maybe the creation of the brand Ever? Is that a thing? (Note: I just looked it up. Apparently it’s a clothing brand, and I found it on revolveclothing.com. Revolve. Like Revolver . Strange coincidence… or DESTINY?!?!1!?)
All joking aside, I’ve enjoyed the Beatles since I was around 2 years old, but I really got into them when I was 13, and I REALLY started liking them when I first joined this site about 2 years ago.
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OKAY, FINE, I’LL REWORD IT.When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since… ever?
At the time it was all happening, mid 60s or so, when I was very young and listening to those shows on the BBC back in Wales.
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OKAY, FINE, I’LL REWORD IT.When did you first realise that the Beatles were the best thing since… ever?
At the time it was all happening, mid 60s or so, when I was very young and listening to those shows on the BBC back in Wales.
Groovy!
I sometimes wish I had been there. I console myself by saying I must have been an Apple Scruff in one of my previous lives. 
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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?
Makes me laugh every time:
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Offline Some of the Pink Panther films are brilliant. Why the stupid edit in the video tho, ruins the joke.
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3.57am
6 December 2012
Offline I’m really, really sorry for going off-topic, but am I the only one who constantly misreads the title of this thread as “BBQers” rather than “BBers”? (And does that count as a question?)
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Offline Egroeg Evoli said
I’m really, really sorry for going off-topic, but am I the only one who constantly misreads the title of this thread as “BBQers” rather than “BBers”? (And does that count as a question?)
I have been dying to use that smiley for over a year now 
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Offline meanmistermustard said
Some of the Pink Panther films are brilliant. Why the stupid edit in the video tho, ruins the joke.
That should read
Some of the Pink Panther films moments are brilliant. Why the stupid edit in the video tho, ruins the joke.
Most of the films themselves veer from good to unwatchable. In truth it’s terrible grammar.
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Offline Which one do you like??
A SOCIAL LIFE: BUT UNHAPPY OR
A SIMPLE LIFE: BUT HAPPY
AND WHY?
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I’m not a social person, i like the quiet life. I dont like the rules that being sociable brings and all that listening to boring stories and being expected to pay attention and care. I dont care if your carpet has a hole in it or you lost your foot last week and found it behind the curtain.
I like hearing about certain stuff just not the dull crap folk feel has to be uttered just to fill the spaces. I like the spaces, spaces are good.
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Offline HongKongLady said
Which one do you like??A SOCIAL LIFE: BUT UNHAPPY OR
A SIMPLE LIFE: BUT HAPPY
AND WHY?
Simple, but happy – it seems more natural and genuine.
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Offline HongKongLady enquired discreetly
Which one do you like??A SOCIAL LIFE: BUT UNHAPPY OR
A SIMPLE LIFE: BUT HAPPY
AND WHY?
Yo ho, yo ho, it’s a simple-but-happy life for me. Any day. It just makes sense. 
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1 November 2013
Offline I feel that question is too one sided so lets try
A happy life with no contact with anyone ever and no job.
or
A miserable life with lots of friends, family and a successful job.
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I feel that question is too one sided so let’s try
A happy life with no contact with anyone ever and no job.or
A miserable life with lots of friends, family and a successful job.
Ah yes, but what if the former isn’t a happy life? And the latter could probably be happy. *wiggles eyebrows meaningfully* 
Anyway, impenetrability now. Let’s try:
Do you believe in eating your dessert first, because life is short?
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“Happy Life” always trumps “Miserable Life” for me, the other factors are irrelevant.
And I actually DID make a point of heading for the dessert table first, one time years ago when we had catered food brought in at work. I used the old “life is uncertain” excuse, to peoples’ amusement. (But the real reason is that the dessert table wasn’t crowded. Just logical to go there first.)
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Offline I’m not a huge fan of dessert so no i dont believe in eating it because life is short. If anything life is quicker without dessert slowing me down.
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Offline Yeah, I’m not so keen on dessert either. Once in a while, for special occasions, is nice. But in the proverb, the dessert is a
METAPHOR
(Ever since my first spoiler in– I think– the derail thread, about four days ago, I’ve gone potty on spoilers
.)
Here’s a word from Edward Bear, a.k.a. Winnie-the-Pooh:
When you wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing you ask?
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Offline Annadog40 noted laconically
It depends
You truly make me think of George sometimes, the way you answer me. 
Q: What do you call that hairstyle?
A: Arthur.
Q: Your hair… is it real or is it a wig?
A: It’s a real wig.
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