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15 February 2015
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On my way to work the filming site (also known as one of my classmates’ house) today, I saw a vanity plate that said LOVEMEDO. ‘Twas grand. 
Also, one of the lads quoted Taxman , which I applauded most heartily… 
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I was skimming through a magazine and my eye catches a picture of Yoko Ono, the article that accompanied the photo included this excerpt:
The artist wants viewers to witness the apple’s decomposition, but when she first showed an apple at a London gallery in 1966, one guy couldn’t resist the temptation: John Lennon grabbed it and took a bite (this is how the two met).
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15 February 2015
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Even though, if I’m recalling my Beatles history rightly, that’s factually erroneous (I do believe they actually met over the ‘Yes’ exhibit, or was it the one where you hammer an imaginary nail in?) Anyway, though I seem to be a bit rusty, I don’t think it was that particular exhibit. 
Edit: After a consultation of the oracle, I have found it: ’twas the Yes one, where you climb up a ladder and you take up a magnifying glass and look at it and it doesn’t say ‘no’ or ‘sod you’, it says ‘Yes’. Noice an positive that is.
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17 December 2012
Offline Just to make it clear, the “decomposing” apple (though John DID NOT take a bite out of it), the “Yes” canvas, and the “Hammer-a-nail-in” exhibits were ALL part of Yoko’s 1966 Unfinished Paintings show at the Indica.
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8.44pm
1 November 2013
Offline I found a video about fandoms and it includes the Beatles
If you need a password it’s fandom!
8.58pm
14 February 2016
Offline Starr Shine? said
I found a video about fandoms and it includes the Beatles
If you need a password it’s fandom!
From factual deduction I have deduced that you trying to prank people.
Evidence:
1. Videos don’t need passwords.
2. If it did need a password, how would you know the password if you didn’t make the video?
3. (That’s as far as my deducting went)
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9.07pm
11 April 2016
Offline Evangeline said
Starr Shine? said
I found a video about fandoms and it includes the Beatles
If you need a password it’s fandom!From factual deduction I have deduced that you trying to prank people.
Evidence:
1. Videos don’t need passwords.
2. If it did need a password, how would you know the password if you didn’t make the video?
3. (That’s as far as my deducting went)
Well I needed to enter a password to see the video…
(Edit: Although, the password didn’t work.)
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9.17pm
1 November 2013
Offline Evangeline said
Starr Shine? said
I found a video about fandoms and it includes the Beatles
If you need a password it’s fandom!
From factual deduction I have deduced that you trying to prank people.
Evidence:
1. Videos don’t need passwords.
2. If it did need a password, how would you know the password if you didn’t make the video?
3. (That’s as far as my deducting went)
Your “evidence” is flawed.
9.23pm
14 February 2016
Offline Starr Shine? said
Evangeline said
Starr Shine? said
I found a video about fandoms and it includes the Beatles
If you need a password it’s fandom!
From factual deduction I have deduced that you trying to prank people.
Evidence:
1. Videos don’t need passwords.
2. If it did need a password, how would you know the password if you didn’t make the video?
3. (That’s as far as my deducting went)
Your “evidence” is flawed.
Oh most probably it is!
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1 May 2011
Offline Included in the Yahoo article ‘11 Amazing Things Hidden In Film End Credits‘
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8.51pm
5 November 2011
Offline In a book I’m reading they used the John quote about dying being like getting out of one car and into another
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9.47pm
11 April 2016
Offline I was watching the news earlier and a story came on about how Beatles-related art was being displayed in a chapel somewhere. The people there were saying how grand and lovely the Fabs were. Made me smile, it did. 
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11 November 2010
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Included in the Yahoo article ‘11 Amazing Things Hidden In Film End Credits‘
That isn’t really “hidden.”
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5 November 2011
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meanmistermustard said
Included in the Yahoo article ‘11 Amazing Things Hidden In Film End Credits‘
That isn’t really “hidden.”
Wrong. It’s not really hidden, but it is “hidden”
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12.37pm
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20 August 2013
Offline I just have to add this School House Rock video because it mentions Elias Howe and the sewing machine.
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1.06pm
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14 April 2010
Offline You know @Ahhh Girl is a hardcore Beatles Bibler when she connects two entirely different random posts. 
Am I hardcore for recognizing it? 
And did the mother in that scene really say “Elias, how?”. *snicker*
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11 April 2016
Offline ‘Twas reading a book today in class and a girl was trying to visit someone in an office. The lady at the front desk wasn’t going to let the girl in, and to try to convince the lady the girl said that the meeting was for personal reasons.
The lady at the front desk then said something along the lines of “Listen, this isn’t a lonely heart’s club.”
Then the song (you know which one) played in my head and I imagined the two, along with the security guard that was also there, in Sgt. Pepper costumes. 
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6.56pm
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17 December 2012
Offline Watched the vigil outside St. George’s Hall in Liverpool to remember the 96 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough in 1989 earlier. It followed the unlawful killing through gross negligence verdict returned at the 2nd inquest yesterday.
The vigil opened with 96 youngsters from Liverpool and Everton’s youth academies placing 96 roses in memory of those who have finally received the justice they deserved.
As they laid the roses, The Beatles recording of In My Life rolled across the tens of thousands who packed the square.
It may well be the most moving circumstances I have ever heard it played it in, and the most apt.
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8.13pm
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14 April 2010
Offline @Ron Nasty , I heard a news item about that verdict on last night’s CBS Evening News during my drive home from work. Listening to a throng of half aguished/half celebratory Liverpool supporters singing ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ in the background sent chills up my spine. I can’t imagine what you must have felt.
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As they laid the roses, The Beatles recording of In My Life rolled across the tens of thousands who packed the square.
It may well be the most moving circumstances I have ever heard it played it in, and the most apt.
Of that I have no doubt. Wow.
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11.53am
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15 February 2015
Offline I was listening to Two Of Us , and just as it got to the line about writing letters and sending postcards, I looked out the window and saw the postman go by, taking the postcard I sent off with him… right uncanny ’twas 
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