LongHairedLady said
I have a condition, that I like to call 'Beatles Brain".Their music is almost always in my head. Sometimes it's just McCartney brain, mostly when I am trying to escape reality, like at work... or just most of the time.
I almost have the same thing but sometimes I struggle with words like John. Although some details always get stuck in my head and I can replay it any time especially Classical Music.
I read the news today Oh Boy.
My government is honouring Yoko Ono for her efforts and donations to the victims of the recent typhoon. The article even mentioned John Lennon being a Beatle Legend.
Another article from the same newspaper mentioned the Beatles twice, there were young female models that were helping revive the mod thread. They were asked about stuff they like from the 60's. The Beatles were mentioned twice.
mja6758 said
Ok, I thought it a stretch, at the same time the evil George 1 (or something like that) was writing a song. I could either delete my foolish interruption or bow my head in admiration. I bow my head in admiration.
[indignantly] I wrote a good 70% of those lyrics or better! 
(Still puzzled how someone could call "Melon or Fig Beet" 'a stretch' while giving the awful "Chive My Chard" a pass!)
...when you name your children John, Paul, George and Ringo, even though you only have daughters.
Oh no, why?! 
Do they have to convert everything into flats???
I do admit though that it must be quite impressive if you say you live at 94 Baker Street (if you have any knowledge of The Beatles, of course)
All up and down Matthew Street (where the Cavern is) there are bars, shops, cafés and even a hotel to do with The Beatles (Hard Day´s Night Hotel, rooms starting at something like £500 a night!). I think there´s a Lennon´s bar and a place called Rubber Soul as well.
Although it´s to be expected, I think it´s a bit pathetic how people try and earn money so much from The Beatles name.
vonbontee said
...when you name your children John, Paul, George and Ringo, even though you only have daughters.
Hope you´re joking...haha 
Not sure if there was another thread regarding Tony but if not wanted to share this.
I have always enjoyed listening to the old Polydor recordings of Tony and when the Beatles played backup for him. He will surely be missed.
http://www.dw.de/beatles-mento.....a-16605990
I was just being theoretical! I have no kids, no.
I was at a traffic light and there were these four guys crossing. They slowed down and were walking in a single file. I thought to myself "are they seriously doing what I think they're doing?" and just then my husband said "This is the highway, not Abbey Road!". I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking this. lol
Gerell said
sky090909 said
I was at a traffic light and there were these four guys crossing. They slowed down and were walking in a single file. I thought to myself "are they seriously doing what I think they're doing?" and just then my husband said "This is the highway, not Abbey Road!". I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking this. lolI've seen countless of people doing this on every road possible, even if it's not a zebra road. I always tell the third guy to remove the shoes lol.
This showed up on 9gag ...
mja6758, Thanks for the Rutles!
I still have the original album with "Fool On The Pill" "Denny Laine" "Ouch!" etc...
Yes! At the risk of sounding like a freak, I admit that I sometimes get a little flutter in my tummy...
LongHairedLady said
Yes! At the risk of sounding like a freak, I admit that I sometimes get a little flutter in my tummy...
Yay, I´m not the only one that will admit to it! And if you are a freak then I am too
fabfouremily said
LongHairedLady, I think the way you feel about Paul is the same as how I feel about George. You know sometimes when you see a picture and you don´t breathe for a second??
It was directed towards LongHairedLady, but I feel the same way about George.
fabfouremily saidLongHairedLady said
Yes! At the risk of sounding like a freak, I admit that I sometimes get a little flutter in my tummy...
Yay, I´m not ...
sky090909 said
LongHairedLady said
I have a condition, that I like to call 'Beatles Brain".Their music is almost always in my head. Sometimes it's just McCartney brain, mostly when I am trying to escape reality, like at work... or just most of the time.
Sometimes I wonder because of my "Beatles Brain" do I make some of my Beatley moments happen. I mean some Beatley moments just happen, but others happen because I'm "that reminds me of The Beatles".
Yeah, when I say something about something that reminds me of The Beatles, ...
When your dads friend tels you hes hooking you up with a Beatles tribute concert and you get really excited. Then you remember its not the real thing, and you cry, a lot
I was at the drive thru ATM at my bank when a truck pulled up behind me playing "I'm Only Sleeping" loudly. I got excited and started mouthing the words as I pressed the buttons on the machine. Its not that often I hear songs like that played in public.
Egroeg Evoli said
fabfouremily saidLongHairedLady said
Yes! At the risk of sounding like a freak, I admit that I sometimes get a little flutter in my tummy...
Yay, I´m not the only one that will admit to it! And if you are a freak then I am too
I am a freak as well.
I'm a freak too
Beatles in the Blood said
When your dads friend tels you hes hooking you up with a Beatles tribute concert and you get really excited. Then you remember its not the real thing, and you cry, a lot
I tried to get ticket to a Beatles tribute band yesterday. While I was little disappointed that I couldn't get the tickets, but I know its not the real thing. Now had it been Ringo, which I did miss him twice when he came down here (I eventually saw him), or Paul and did not get the tickets I would broke ...
