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1 November 2013
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Annadog40 said
Necko said
Annadog40 said
Paul is circumcisedHow’d you find that out?
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Better question is “Why’d you find that out?”
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Nasty would like the quote! (Ooo! A whole new persona!) Catholics aren’t renowned for losing their Rizla’s!
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1 November 2013
Annadog40 said
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Annadog40 said
Necko said
Annadog40 said
Paul is circumcisedHow’d you find that out?
I have me ways
Mike
Better question is “Why’d you find that out?”
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Naturally
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2.52am
1 November 2013
Paul sometimes sleeps with his eyes open
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There has to be a dozen versions of this video, but this is the one I started posting in:
So I’ve edited the post, starting the video at 7:00. At about 7:55 in the video, George says something I can’t quite make out and so I posted the question and got the following replies:
“George actually says, “Get out of that one then”, it’s the Liverpudlian accent that makes it difficult to ‘translate’ into English :-)”
“George was referring to a regular joke that Eric Morecambe (the guy in the glasses) used to do where he would put the back of his hand under the chin of someone he was talking to and say “go on get out of that I bet you can’t” (as if it were a wrestling hold) By putting his hand more down on the chest was Georges little twist on it.”
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@C.R.A. – To post video’s just copy the address of the video and paste it directly into your post, no need for pressing icons or anything like that.
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Its not news and the source of the original article is behind a paywall but from the BBC’s 10 Things We Didn’t Know Last Week
2. The line often attributed to John Lennon – “Ringo isn’t the best drummer in the world. He isn’t even the best drummer in the Beatles” – was actually uttered by British comedian Jasper Carrott in 1983.
A little search found this from The Beatles Community
A quote from Mark Lewisohn
“The London Times newspaper quoted John Lennon ‘famously saying that Ringo wasn’t even the best drummer in the Beatles.’ John Lennon never said that, famously or otherwise, and that is the London Times quoting him,” Lewisohn said, making a point about his motivation for trying to separate fact from Fab Four mythology.
“For me, it’s [a case of tracking down] when did he say this? I’ve heard every John Lennon interview, I’ve read every John Lennon interview, I never saw that quote. So when did he say it, let alone when did he famously say it?” he said. “I determined to get to the bottom of it. And it’s actually a TV comedian’s joke from three years after John was killed, in 1983. So John Lennon never said it — and wouldn’t have said it.”
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3 February 2014
I’m not quite sure where to put this, but anyway, in my English class, we’re reading Romeo and Juliet. And as we complete an act, we watch the corresponding portion of Zeffirelli’s film adaption. Today, I looked up the movie to find out what year it was made (I figured it was during the ’60’s, but I wasn’t sure which year exactly) and I found out that Zeffirelli originally wanted to have Paul McCartney play the part of Romeo.
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AbbeyRoadRage said
I’m not quite sure where to put this, but anyway, in my English class, we’re reading Romeo and Juliet. And as we complete an act, we watch the corresponding portion of Zeffirelli’s film adaption. Today, I looked up the movie to find out what year it was made (I figured it was during the ’60’s, but I wasn’t sure which year exactly) and I found out that Zeffirelli originally wanted to have Paul McCartney play the part of Romeo.
If he had gotten McCartney, he couldn’t have used Olivia Hussey for Juliet, since in 1968, Macca would have been 26 and Olivia was just 16…
The scene when Olivia’s breast get briefly shown while getting out of bed… you’d never seen so many young, horny males in high school English class have this mixture of “How do I react to that?” and “Holy s***, they showed it!” Tremendous moment.
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1.23am
1 November 2013
wetsroosa said
AbbeyRoadRage said
I’m not quite sure where to put this, but anyway, in my English class, we’re reading Romeo and Juliet. And as we complete an act, we watch the corresponding portion of Zeffirelli’s film adaption. Today, I looked up the movie to find out what year it was made (I figured it was during the ’60’s, but I wasn’t sure which year exactly) and I found out that Zeffirelli originally wanted to have Paul McCartney play the part of Romeo.If he had gotten McCartney, he couldn’t have used Olivia Hussey for Juliet, since in 1968, Macca would have been 26 and Olivia was just 16…
The scene when Olivia’s breast get briefly shown while getting out of bed… you’d never seen so many young, horny males in high school English class have this mixture of “How do I react to that?” and “Holy s***, they showed it!” Tremendous moment.
In my class it was all about Romeo’s exposed posterior
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Funny that should come up, because today in my class, we had to cut pictures out of magazines. And someone found a page with a woman’s breasts showing. You can imagine what that set off in a roomful of teenagers. I just tried to stay out of it.
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3 February 2014
wetsroosa said
AbbeyRoadRage said
I’m not quite sure where to put this, but anyway, in my English class, we’re reading Romeo and Juliet. And as we complete an act, we watch the corresponding portion of Zeffirelli’s film adaption. Today, I looked up the movie to find out what year it was made (I figured it was during the ’60’s, but I wasn’t sure which year exactly) and I found out that Zeffirelli originally wanted to have Paul McCartney play the part of Romeo.If he had gotten McCartney, he couldn’t have used Olivia Hussey for Juliet, since in 1968, Macca would have been 26 and Olivia was just 16…
The scene when Olivia’s breast get briefly shown while getting out of bed… you’d never seen so many young, horny males in high school English class have this mixture of “How do I react to that?” and “Holy s***, they showed it!” Tremendous moment.
I know! The faces of my classmates were priceless during that scene. The girls reacted similarly to Whiting’s bare buttocks, followed by shock on both sexes’ faces when Hussey’s breasts were shown. I could even hear a few whispers like, “Did…did they just show that?!”
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3 February 2014
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Funny that should come up, because today in my class, we had to cut pictures out of magazines. And someone found a page with a woman’s breasts showing. You can imagine what that set off in a roomful of teenagers. I just tried to stay out of it.
Whom did the magazine belong to, if you don’t mind me asking? Did some student or teacher bring it in not knowing, or did some kid really think he could get away with that?
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AbbeyRoadRage said
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
Funny that should come up, because today in my class, we had to cut pictures out of magazines. And someone found a page with a woman’s breasts showing. You can imagine what that set off in a roomful of teenagers. I just tried to stay out of it.Whom did the magazine belong to, if you don’t mind me asking? Did some student or teacher bring it in not knowing, or did some kid really think he could get away with that?
It was part of the school library’s collection of magazines. It was W magazine, if I remember correctly. Definitely just one letter.
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Are any of our European counterparts laughing in amusement over our American prudishness?
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