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Originally posted by pmexplorer
Faulcon has gone very quiet all of a sudden, hmm I wonder why.
Glad to see some common sense in the form of diabolo, magnolia and
wally on here.
Can't believe this nonsense has reached 50+ pages, almost as unbelievable
as the thread topic, almost.
[edit on 29-7-2009 by pmexplorer]
Originally posted by dreamseeker
to my knowledge of history the only beatle who ever died was John Lennon.
Originally posted by dreamseeker
I am not sure what you mean by the lower case h comment?
Originally posted by pmexplorer
Faulcon has gone very quiet all of a sudden, hmm I wonder why.
Glad to see some common sense in the form of diabolo, magnolia and
wally on here.
Can't believe this nonsense has reached 50+ pages, almost as unbelievable
as the thread topic, almost.
[edit on 29-7-2009 by pmexplorer]
Originally posted by pmexplorer
Faulcon has gone very quiet all of a sudden, hmm I wonder why.
Originally posted by Thrilla Kid
If Paul died in 1966, what was the point of replacing him? Was he such an icon that the truth about him being dead would be too "devastating"? How is it possible to perform a near perfect transformation in the 60's? Am I wrong for not thinking too highly of plastic surgery in the 60's?
Originally posted by magnolia_xx
Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
round face vs long, thin face
[edit on 27-7-2009 by faulconandsnowjob]
Hi Faulcon, sorry but I had a round face too when I was 20, now I am 33 and my face is thinner, this does not mean I am not the same person (I hope )...
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by magnolia_xx
And the first time Paul's death was ever mentioned was on Nov 12th, 1969.
It would pay to read this thread rather than ride in here roughshod and pass this off as fact.
Read through the thread and you'll see that you are wrong.
From the Official Beatles fanzine, the Beatles Book Monthly, Feb., 1967:
Stories about the Beatles are always flying around Fleet Street. The seventh of January was very icy, with dangerous conditions on the MI motorway, linking London with the Midlands, and towards the end of the day, a rumor swept London that Paul McCartney had been killed in a car crash on the MI. But, of course, there was absolutely no truth in it at all, as the Beatles' Press Officer found out when he telephoned Paul's St. John's Wood home and was answered by Paul himself who had been home all day with black Mini Cooper safely locked up in the garage.
beatles.ncf.ca...
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by pmexplorer
Faulcon has gone very quiet all of a sudden, hmm I wonder why.
Possibly because some of us have fulfilling lives outside the forums, which means that every so often we need to spend time away from here.
It doesn't imply anything else but a busy person.
Originally posted by berenike
I don't know if Paul ever went on a raw food diet, but he did become a vegetarian. He also went to India and stayed with the Maharishi. I believe that was to study transcendental meditation, and spiritual practices MAY have something to do with the colour of the eyes lightening.
but think it's important to look at all the evidence as thoroughly as possible - in these circumstances. (That's not meant to sound snarky).
In psychology and cognitive science, confirmation bias is a tendency to search for or interpret new information in a way that confirms one's preconceptions and to irrationally avoid information and interpretations which contradict prior beliefs...
en.wikipedia.org...