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IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I refuse to answer. also I don’t know.
I am very glad for that
I’m going to change the question
Which Beatle sleeps with his eyes open
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Offline IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Dr Winston O’Boogie, of course! (I think)What are the four Beatles middle names? (this is a 3/4 trick question, though for different reasons)
Yep! Do you see what I did there?
I don't expect you... to understand after you've caused so much pain. But then again, you're just a human... a victim of the insane.
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4 April 2014
Offline What song were the spirits singing to John in the dream he had that inspired his song #9 Dream?
I don't expect you... to understand after you've caused so much pain. But then again, you're just a human... a victim of the insane.
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Offline Dr Winston o Boogie said
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Dr Winston O’Boogie, of course! (I think)What are the four Beatles middle names? (this is a 3/4 trick question, though for different reasons)
Yep! Do you see what I did there?
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Offline Annadog40 said
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I refuse to answer. also I don’t know.I am very glad for that
I’m going to change the question
Which Beatle sleeps with his eyes open
Paulie! I don’t have a question but Winston added an extra so answer his!
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Offline Dr Winston o Boogie said
What song were the spirits singing to John in the dream he had that inspired his song #9 Dream?
“Ah! böwakawa poussé, poussé”.
Though, according to studio engineer Roy Cicala, this was actually a slight rewrite by his wife and backing singer on the track, Lori Burton, of John’s original “Ah! böwakawa pussy, pussy”, as it was pointed out that “pussy” might cause problems with getting radio play.
Which Marvel character, who first appeared in 1976, was inspired by a Beatles song?
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Offline Well, there were actually three Marvel characters in that song, Magneto, Titanium Man, and the Crimson Dynamo.
But I’m looking for a Marvel character inspired by… Remember, this is the hard thread. Too early for a clue, I think…
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17 December 2012
Offline Okay, so I’m going to give a clue…
The question is: Which Marvel character, who first appeared in 1976, was inspired by a Beatles song?
The clue is: This character was voiced by Bradley Cooper in a major recent (2014) movie.
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12 November 2013
Offline Rocket from Guardians of the Galaxy
Might be easy
What was Paul McCartney ‘s first acoustic brand name.
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17 December 2012
Offline Well done, @When Im 64!
Just to give some background on my question, though he is only known as Rocket in the movie (and doesn’t know he’s a raccoon), in the comics he is Rocket Raccoon (Rocky for short). He made his first appearance in Marvel Preview #7 in the summer of 1976. Here is the panel where he introduces himself:
This full strip can be found here (the second part of a story that wasn’t continued).
Rocky wasn’t seen again until The Incredible Hulk #271 (May 1982).
Hmmm, something familiar about the story title! And we find he has gained a sidekick:
Another Beatles referencing character!
As the story progresses we find Rocky is hunting for a mythical book:
in order to save his love:
Lylla, an obvious reference Lil.
Later he went on to have four issues of his own, appeared in various other stories, before becoming a member of Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Offline When Im 64 said
What was Paul McCartney ‘s first acoustic brand name.
I believe it was a Zenith.
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17 December 2012
Offline ‘Twas a Zenith, @Zig. Question, please.
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Offline Right – like I’m really going to stump you! 
Here goes…
Which song was the first Beatles song to be recorded using an 8-track tape recorder?
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Offline Hey Jude at Trident.
What was the first film George saw at the cinema and what age was he?
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Offline I forgot all about this.
Sorry Peter but it wasnt. George was way younger.
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Offline meanmistermustard said
I forgot all about this.Sorry Peter but it wasnt. George was way younger.
Drat.
Gonna need a hint, I think. Musical? Comedy? Drama? Well-know film or relatively obscure?
Not a bit like Cagney.
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Offline I’d need to check the book as i forget exactly (it’s been a while). Which begs the question – where is the book?
Certainly a well know film tho.
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Offline Its a film suitable for children of all ages.
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