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Well, I *ARE* a fan of The Beatles!!! Ya wanna talk albums? Songs? Favorites? You name it...fire away!!
CAT 
...YEAH.. let's DO talk about it!
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...YEAH.. let's DO talk about it!
Okay, well...ummm..let's see.... All right, who thinks they know what the Beatles were really talking about in their lyrics for "I Am the Walrus"?
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The Walrus refers to someone being LONG IN THE TOOTH. They were getting pretty long in the tooth at that stage in their careers. Not to mention that it was JOHN in the Walrus suit, NOT PAUL as stated in the track, "Glass onion" on the White Album. Am I a Beatles fan? Only to excess.
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Apr 10, 2003 - 11:07 AM
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Donna
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"pot"??? of what?? schadole and beans??!!! The Beatles probably would have tried smoking escarole as well! I don't know about the beans though.. Would the Beatles have dipped the bread?? Probably not..Too used to the shitty British food..Pepperoni in the schadole is a deliacy to most Brits I guess... "Imagine there's no schadole, or pasta,.. Doo doo doo doo do, it's easy if you try, no hell below us, No pockmarked thighs...."
I'd bet a year's salary that the Beatles never ate Italian peasant food! Lots of "pints", lamb (none for Paul, thank you!), greasy chips, (great) dover sole and the best mushrooms!
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I was listening to Abby Road yesterday... what an album!
But, you know.. one of my ALL TIME favorite Beatles songs is one NO ONE EVER mentions; "Your Mother Should Know", from The Magical Mystery Tour album. That's one of my favorites to sing along with! BEAUTIFUL melody!
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