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1.59am
7 August 2010
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Ringaroious, Let me just say that you are already awesome.
Dear Prudence
Giving you quality -Facepalms- , since August 7, 2010.
2.09am
12 April 2011
Offline Dear Prudence said:
Ringaroious, Let me just say that you are already awesome.
Wow. that is totally awesome. I've only been on here a day and I already feel like family. Have three apples!
(I've got blisters on me fingers!)
"Any of you lot put a man in the cupboard?"
"I now declare this bridge, open." *Clip*
2.26am
7 August 2010
Offline Ringarious said:
Dear Prudence said:
Ringaroious, Let me just say that you are already awesome.
Wow. that is totally awesome. I've only been on here a day and I already feel like family. Have three apples!
Thank you!
Dear Prudence
Giving you quality -Facepalms- , since August 7, 2010.
10.52pm
4 December 2010
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
Ringarious said:
You know that you are a hardcore Beatles fan when you forget you are in Walmart and start singing at the top of your lungs. of course you realize it but just keep singing!
That happens to me all the time. Not the Wal-Mart bit (I don't go there), but the singing/dancing in the store.
EDIT: I didn't want to double post, so…
Me: What was Ringo's real name?
Bungalow Jill: Richard Starkey.
Me: Wrong. Richard Starkey, Jr.
This happened to me today:
Random guy on internet: Ringo Starr was the oldest Beatle
Me: Wrong. Stuart Sutcliffe was the oldest Beatle.
I told her I didn’t
10.57pm
9 June 2010
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You get an assignment in English to find out what life was like for a teenager in the 1940s, '50s, or '60s and pick the '60s. Then you reconsider, thinking, “Hmm. I could take my chances and call Paul McCartney .”(We have to interview someone who was born before 1950.) But you decide on the '60s eventually. 😀
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
11.26pm
19 September 2010
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
You get an assignment in English to find out what life was like for a teenager in the 1940s, '50s, or '60s and pick the '60s. Then you reconsider, thinking, “Hmm. I could take my chances and call Paul McCartney .”(We have to interview someone who was born before 1950.) But you decide on the '60s eventually. 😀
I love that. Although I would have said, “I'm doing the 40's. Teacher, what was it like back then?”
You know you're a hardcore Beatles fan when… you are doing a project in French class, and you have to visit 5 cities. My cities?
Liverpool, Hamburg, Manila (Philippines), New Delhi (India), and New York.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
11.58pm
4 December 2010
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
You get an assignment in English to find out what life was like for a teenager in the 1940s, '50s, or '60s and pick the '60s. Then you reconsider, thinking, “Hmm. I could take my chances and call Paul McCartney .”(We have to interview someone who was born before 1950.) But you decide on the '60s eventually. 😀
You should have tried to call him and beg “You are my only hope for an A. Think of the children!”
Well we all shine on like the moon, the stars, and the sun.
3.59am
1 May 2010
Offline PennyLane said:
MeanMrsMustard said:
You get an assignment in English to find out what life was like for a teenager in the 1940s, '50s, or '60s and pick the '60s. Then you reconsider, thinking, “Hmm. I could take my chances and call Paul McCartney .”(We have to interview someone who was born before 1950.) But you decide on the '60s eventually. 😀
You should have tried to call him and beg “You are my only hope for an A. Think of the children!”
Mhhh I think this one could work better : “This is our most desperate hour…. Help me James Paul McCartney , you are my only hope….”
Here comes the sun….. Scoobie-doobie……
Something in the way she moves…..attracts me like a cauliflower…
Bop. Bop, cat bop. Go, Johnny, Go.
Beware of Darkness…
5.21am
13 January 2011
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
You get an assignment in English to find out what life was like for a teenager in the 1940s, '50s, or '60s and pick the '60s. Then you reconsider, thinking, “Hmm. I could take my chances and call Paul McCartney .”(We have to interview someone who was born before 1950.) But you decide on the '60s eventually. 😀
You know his name (Look up the number).
Favorite Starbucks drink: Chai, baby, Chai.
6.40am
12 April 2011
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Yeah, because I have his number on speed dial, of course!
(I've got blisters on me fingers!)
"Any of you lot put a man in the cupboard?"
"I now declare this bridge, open." *Clip*
3.53am
13 January 2011
Offline Ringarious said:
Yeah, because I have his number on speed dial, of course!
It was a reference to their song, “You know my name (Look up the number).” 
Favorite Starbucks drink: Chai, baby, Chai.
4.01am
12 April 2011
Offline Blue Nicey said:
Ringarious said:
Yeah, because I have his number on speed dial, of course!
It was a reference to their song, “You know my name (Look up the number).”
Yeah, I know, I was just in an extremely sarcastic mood.
(I've got blisters on me fingers!)
"Any of you lot put a man in the cupboard?"
"I now declare this bridge, open." *Clip*
5.37am
13 January 2011
Offline OK. I wasn’t sure. 🙂
Favorite Starbucks drink: Chai, baby, Chai.
5.41am
12 April 2011
Offline Blue Nicey said:
OK. I wasn’t sure. 🙂
Neither was I.
(I've got blisters on me fingers!)
"Any of you lot put a man in the cupboard?"
"I now declare this bridge, open." *Clip*
9.58pm
26 March 2011
Offline You go to the bowling alley, and when the guy with the shoes asks for your size, you just stand there and repeat 'Number nine…..number nine…..'
3.50am
9 June 2010
Offline You get 100% on the iPad Beatles Quiz app (while you’re listening to Beatles, of course) and it tells you you are a genius.
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
6.19am
13 January 2011
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
You get 100% on the iPad Beatles Quiz app (while you're listening to Beatles, of course) and it tells you you are a genius.
I must get this app …
Favorite Starbucks drink: Chai, baby, Chai.
10.09am
19 March 2011
Offline I love the Beatles…and I always will. I've been obsessed since I was in fifth grade (three years ago).
- When you have them all over your walls.
- You have done a Beatles Role Play with your friends — and act like everything is normal afterwords.
- You shush the heck out of anyone that ruins a Beatles song as soon as it starts playing.
- You turn on KEarth 101.1 (local oldies music section), and you hear a Beatles song/Beatles song given to someone else and think that you have a Beatles radar.
- Own more Beatles merchandise than anything else.
- Have more vinyl than CDs.
Waaaaaaay more, but I think you get it ;^)
I salute the lady who screamed "I love you Paul!" at a tribute band's concert.
11.19am
19 September 2010
Offline …You drop almost $100 Yesterday on music, but you had to find something Beatley (Anthology 3 used)
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
4.30pm
13 January 2011
Offline Till There Was You said:
I love the Beatles…and I always will. I've been obsessed since I was in fifth grade (three years ago).
- When you have them all over your walls.
- You have done a Beatles Role Play with your friends — and act like everything is normal afterwords.
- You shush the heck out of anyone that ruins a Beatles song as soon as it starts playing.
- You turn on KEarth 101.1 (local oldies music section), and you hear a Beatles song/Beatles song given to someone else and think that you have a Beatles radar.
- Own more Beatles merchandise than anything else.
- Have more vinyl than CDs.
Waaaaaaay more, but I think you get it ;^)
Ah, yes, the Beatles Radar. I go out to dinner with my parents every week and when I think I hear traces of a Beatles song or a Beatle voice, I half-listen to them and half-listen to the music until at some point I interrupt them and say, “This is a Beatles/Wings/Paul/John/George/Ringo song!”
I don’t know why it makes me so happy to hear them out in public, but it always does. Last time, I detected “A Hard Day’s Night” from a very faint radio way across the room. I was impressed with myself. I should put that skill on my résumé.
Favorite Starbucks drink: Chai, baby, Chai.
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