1.40pm
5 November 2011
Reklo87 said
I always try to get babies of friends to say “Beatles” for their first word. One of these days it will work.
My brother wanted our baby sister’s first word to be “Pink Floyd,” but she could never get it because it’s hard to say for a baby. I think Beatles would be hard for a baby, too. Maybe try something a little easier like “ball” or “bea”.
It’s so sad that some of you don’t want to have any kids of your won. Don’t you know that the only point in life is to reproduce? Where would we be if everybody thought like that? Nowhere because our species would be extinct! You are killing us all by not having children.
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2.44pm
14 February 2016
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
Reklo87 said
I always try to get babies of friends to say “Beatles” for their first word. One of these days it will work.My brother wanted our baby sister’s first word to be “Pink Floyd,” but she could never get it because it’s hard to say for a baby. I think Beatles would be hard for a baby, too. Maybe try something a little easier like “ball” or “bea”.
It’s so sad that some of you don’t want to have any kids of your won. Don’t you know that the only point in life is to reproduce? Where would we be if everybody thought like that? Nowhere because our species would be extinct! You are killing us all by not having children.
That’s the only point in life? I don’t think so. We already have 7 billion people on planet earth I don’t think we’re going to go extinct anytime soon.
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3.25pm
5 November 2011
Evangeline said That’s the only point in life? I don’t think so. We already have 7 billion people on planet earth I don’t think we’re going to go extinct anytime soon.
You just have to tell yourself that’s not the only point in life because it’s not as socially acceptable to have children at such a young age anymore so if you really believed (knew) that reproduction is the point to life then you would feel useless and like your life is at a stand-still. Sorry to be so real with you, bud, but you had to find out some time.
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3.42pm
1 November 2013
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
It’s so sad that some of you don’t want to have any kids of your won. Don’t you know that the only point in life is to reproduce? Where would we be if everybody thought like that? Nowhere because our species would be extinct! You are killing us all by not having children.
We all don’t need to reproduce, there are plenty of children who don’t have parents or a loving home that could be adopted instead. Some people are doctors, some are garbage people and others want to reproduce, we all have a roles that we play.
I know people who have lots of kids and others who don’t have any.
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4.47pm
5 November 2011
Starr Shine? said
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
It’s so sad that some of you don’t want to have any kids of your won. Don’t you know that the only point in life is to reproduce? Where would we be if everybody thought like that? Nowhere because our species would be extinct! You are killing us all by not having children.We all don’t need to reproduce, there are plenty of children who don’t have parents or a loving home that could be adopted instead. Some people are doctors, some are garbage people and others want to reproduce, we all have a roles that we play.
I know people who have lots of kids and others who don’t have any.
That’s a very good point, doggy woggy, and I agree that some people shouldn’t reproduce (and some physically can’t), but that doesn’t mean that isn’t the point to life. Raising a child to be an independent and responsible adult is just as good as reproducing, and I believe it’s really the same thing. You are shaping the child and watching them grow, but not necessarily giving them their life, but instead, retaining their life for them.
I also know that my doctor has children, and I know different people who have different amounts of children, too!
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4.49pm
16 March 2016
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
It’s so sad that some of you don’t want to have any kids of your won. Don’t you know that the only point in life is to reproduce? Where would we be if everybody thought like that? Nowhere because our species would be extinct! You are killing us all by not having children.
I’m notoriously bad at picking up on internet sarcasm and or trolling. That out the way:
People not having children they don’t want is a damn sight better than people going off and having children they don’t want to know or can’t care for properly. Ask Julian Lennon Sod the cod-Darwinism and look at the socioeconomic realities. The strength of humanity should be judged on our quality of life not our dwindling numbers (that’s internet sarcasm, just to clarify).
Sorry to be so real with you bud, but you had to find out some time.
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4.58pm
1 November 2013
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
Raising a child to be an independent and responsible adult is just as good as reproducing, and I believe it’s really the same thing. You are shaping the child and watching them grow, but not necessarily giving them their life, but instead, retaining their life for them.
This can apply not just to children, people can shape the people around them whether their are friends, family or any one else. The little interactions people have with one another can give a lasting impact which they will spread to others like the Beatles touched our lives without have any parental relationship to us and though us, they will live forever.
I think a point of life is to influence others in any way and have an impact on someone’s life whether though parenthood or friendship or your job or anything else. By impacting other peoples lives, you are able to live on in their memories and continue yourself.
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5.43pm
27 March 2015
Little Piggy Dragonfly said
Evangeline said That’s the only point in life? I don’t think so. We already have 7 billion people on planet earth I don’t think we’re going to go extinct anytime soon.
You just have to tell yourself that’s not the only point in life because it’s not as socially acceptable to have children at such a young age anymore so if you really believed (knew) that reproduction is the point to life then you would feel useless and like your life is at a stand-still. Sorry to be so real with you, bud, but you had to find out some time.
You’re just taking the piss, right? It’s past my bedtime so I can’t tell anymore. Brain’s already asleep. Besides, anyone knows the real purpose to life is to listen to the Beatles.
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5.59pm
16 March 2016
JPM-Fangirl said
You’re just taking the piss, right? It’s past my bedtime so I can’t tell anymore. Brain’s already asleep. Besides, anyone knows the real purpose to life is to listen to the Beatles.
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We don’t seem to be talking about the Beatles anymore so as of midnight shall we…
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1.22pm
24 April 2016
I didn’t seem to find a better place to put this (but if there is one feel free to tell me)
My friend has recently agreed to really listen to the beatles, she usually listens to korean pop music and she asked me to put together a beatles playlist for her to listen to, she dosen’t want to listen to all songs since there are so many. So my question for you is what songs should i pick, i don’t want to pick only the popular/most well known ones but at the same time I don’t want to scare here away.
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1.31pm
1 November 2013
I think Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da would be good.
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1.56pm
5 November 2011
Back In The USSR is a good one too
Is your friend a child? I think Yellow Submarine is pretty kid-friendly.
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2.08pm
17 January 2016
As a child the songs I gravitated to the most were:
All Together Now (even with the “can I take my friend to bed?” lyric… hell to me it was a teddy bear or other fave stuffed animal LOL)
Yellow Submarine (they purposely wrote a children’s song with this one anyway so yeah)
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2.28pm
24 April 2016
Little Piggy Dragonguy said
Back In The USSR is a good one tooIs your friend a child? I think Yellow Submarine is pretty kid-friendly.
Actually no she’s 14… that’s why I wasn’t sure about posting it here but it seemed almost fitting at least
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3.00pm
27 March 2015
If she’s 14, I wouldn’t include Run For Your Life , Maxwell’s Silver Hammer , Please Please Me , or any of the other songs with less kid-friendly lyrics or questionable subtext. Her parents might not approve of those…
Other than that, I’d say: pick four or five off each album. That would give you a playlist of about 50 songs, which should be doable. That’s what; 2.5 hours or so? If you choose ones with different styles, it should give a pretty good overall impression of the Beatles’ catalog.
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3.09pm
17 January 2016
I agree. There is at least a song or two on each album that are “kid friendly”. I’d bet you could look at each album and find something appropriate in there.
LOL *whispers* I was bouncing around the house singing “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer ” at the top of my lungs when I was much younger than 14. It was just catchy as hell, and I had no clue as a kid that ol’ Max was murdering people.
Then again, I had “hippie parents” and my “cradle songs”, or songs playing in the house constantly throughout my childhood were things like”Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin, etc. . I didn’t understand what they meant yet, but boy I loved rockin’ out to ’em.
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3.17pm
27 March 2015
I think most kids wouldn’t mind, but some parents might.
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3.23pm
27 March 2015
3.28pm
17 January 2016
Mademoiselle Kitty >^..^< said
LOL I can’t help but think of all the ‘risky’ songs they’ve done now. I can’t get The Sheik Of Araby out of my head….haha!
Hahahaha!! Right? Creeping into tents at night.
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3.44pm
24 April 2016
thank you for the tipsfor all of you. I’ll take a few from each album, her parents are pretty casual with what she listens to so at least that won’t be a problemHope she likes it!
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