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21 November 2012
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Annadog40 said
When you can tell which Beatle is which
…And you’re definitely there when you can always identify which Beatle is singing!
And that’s why I was rather surprised (if not shocked) when I learned here many moons ago that a few Beatles Biblers had thought (or still thought!) that it was actually Ringo singing the “out of college, money spent, see no future, pay no rent, yellow lorry slow nowhere to go” etc. part of “You Never Give Me Your Money “!
That really bothered you, didn’t it? That happened a few years ago!
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Offline When you get excited because someone you like is wearing a Sgt. Pepper ‘s shirt, but then you get a little disappointed when you find out that they don’t even know what Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band is. Then when you have to try really hard to restrain yourself from making fun of the person for wearing a shirt with an album cover on it even though they don’t even know what the album is, and you’re proud of yourself for not really saying anything about it.
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When you start lecturing/correcting people around you about the Beatles.
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When you start lecturing/correcting people around you about the Beatles.
Been there, done that, got moaned at.
You’d think they’d be pleased to be put right.
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Lucy in the Sky said
When you start lecturing/correcting people around you about the Beatles.Been there, done that, got moaned at.
You’d think they’d be pleased to be put right.
My tongue is riddled with self-inflicted bite marks.
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…you see a woman and immediately think she looks like Linda with dark hair.
This happened to me earlier and I wondered if it’s a disease to be that Beatle-crazy.
Either way I’d be happy to have that sickness! 
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Ya it’s called Obsessive Beatles Disorder (OBD). A study shown that OBD made you more susceptible to The Pandemic
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Ya it’s called Obsessive Beatles Disorder (OBD). A study shown that OBD made you more susceptible to The Pandemic
Ahhh, yes. I remember now. Definitely have that…
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Offline Whenever someone says ‘Come Together ‘ or ‘Yesterday ‘ or ‘Something ‘ you think of the Beatles.
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Offline When I’m waiting for the bus and comes “Magical Mystery Tour ” in my head.
When I cross the crosswalk and think of “Come Together “.
When I’m sad, and just put in random play “Dear Prudence “.
But especially when I find myself “talking for hours” with them.
And as I write I’m thinking “Please, sir or madam, would you read my book text?”
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Offline …when you have a song on in one room, leave to do something in another room out of earshot, continue the song in your head the whole time, and come back into the room exactly where the song is!
Just happened to me with ADITL
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…when you have a song on in one room, leave to do something in another room out of earshot, continue the song in your head the whole time, and come back into the room exactly where the song is!
Just happened to me with ADITL
A hardcore Beatles fan would not have left the room.
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Offline I will not get out of a car or turn the music off until a Beatles song has finished. Leaving the room with it on and coming back is one thing, not waiting until it is finished before actually leaving is sacrilege.
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I will not get out of a car or turn the music off until a Beatles song has finished. Leaving the room with it on and coming back is one thing, not waiting until it is finished before actually leaving is sacrilege.
One time I was in a car and someone switched the radio before the ending chord of A Day In The Life
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meanmistermustard said
I will not get out of a car or turn the music off until a Beatles song has finished. Leaving the room with it on and coming back is one thing, not waiting until it is finished before actually leaving is sacrilege.One time I was in a car and someone switched the radio before the ending chord of A Day In The Life
Are they still alive, @Starr Shine??
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…you are willing to provide those driving behind you with Beatley Moments.
I am still smiling from the @Zig moment (like a Beatley moment) I had yesterday while driving. I was behind a car with Pennsylvania plates, and we passed a semi with Maine plates.
I thought about your license plate. Cheers.
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…when you have a song on in one room, leave to do something in another room out of earshot, continue the song in your head the whole time, and come back into the room exactly where the song is!Just happened to me with ADITL
When you came back in, who was singing the Ahhhs?
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Offline @Ahhh Girl said
Annadog40 said
meanmistermustard said
I will not get out of a car or turn the music off until a Beatles song has finished. Leaving the room with it on and coming back is one thing, not waiting until it is finished before actually leaving is sacrilege.One time I was in a car and someone switched the radio before the ending chord of A Day In The Life
Are they still alive, @Starr Shine??
The first time I listened to ADITL was when I was in bed, waiting to floaaat upstream. Imagine what I’d felt when the last part came up just as I was slipping into the grips of slumber. 
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