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Post by Forum Manager on Oct 24, 2003 23:29:11 GMT
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Post by Forum Manager on Oct 24, 2003 23:35:22 GMT
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Post by Forum Manager on Oct 24, 2003 23:37:29 GMT
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Post by Forum Manager on Oct 24, 2003 23:43:21 GMT
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Post by Eggman on Oct 28, 2003 14:02:21 GMT
Is George Martin the man who touches John's hand?
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 28, 2003 19:58:44 GMT
It's George. What a moment of reality that must have been for him.
Imagine there is just George and Ringo left. They decide to have tea together. After the greetings they sit down at a lovely table and pour tea.
GEORGE: So, it's just the TWO of us here today.Can you believe all that's happened? One lump or two?
RINGO: Unbelievable, George, simply unbelievable. Two, oh yes, two!
GEORGE: Yes, two then. You know, there aren't many of us left! Did you say two?
RINGO: Why yes,two. Three if you count the replacement.
GEORGE: Replacement? Do you mean Equal?
RINGO: Well, I wouldn't SAY equal, I would say pretty darned good, though! If fact, I wouldn't say much at all. (Laughs.)
GEORGE: So, which do you want, sugar or Equal?
RINGO: Oh, I'm sorry, I thought you meant---er, uh------ha ha ha the sugar....why, of course, of course, the sugar.
GEORGE: SO, what did you think I was talking about?
RINGO: Don't you remember?..oh, never mind....two then.
GEORGE: As you say. Two lumps---well then, (plunk plunk) here you go, Ringo. Jolly good.
RINGO: (Drinking) Delicioius tea, George, mighty delicious. Is this English breakfast?
GEORGE: No, its Darjheeling. In memory of George and the Mahareeshi and all that, ya' know!
RINGO: Oh, George, how thoughtful!! Really thoughtful. Could I have just a spot of cream, please.
GEORGE Yes, yes, let me pour, just say when.(He pours.)
RINGO: Well, the Tribute project went so....NOW!!!.....well. Everyone performed marvelously and the movie's a big hit in the States.
GEORGE: Too bad they couldn't be there. Is that really enough?
RINGO: They? They who, George? That's quite enough.
GEORGE: Well, you know, John and........John and......John and well, you know, what's his name! You can have more, if you like!
RINGO: Oh, right! What's-his name!!! Oh, yes but everybody loved it. AND Paul, who was DEFINITELY there, just loved it and performed with Dhani. Too much cream ruins the flavor..
GEORGE: I quite agree. Charming lad, how is he doing?
RINGO: Smashing. So talented, such a chip off the old block, say, what?You don't want to miss the TRUE flavor, now do you?
(The table goes quiet. George smiles pensively as he slowly sips awa y at his cup of tea. Ringo stares blankly at the walls, then suddenly picks up his cup and swallows it down whole.)
GEORGE: Goodness, Starkey! Have you seen a ghost? (Pausing, then looking compassionately at Ringo) Would you like another cup?
RINGO: Yes, but this time, have you any Sweet and Low?
GEORGE: Dieting, old boy? One packet or two?
RINGO: On second thought, I'll have it plain, if you don't mind.
GEORGE: Having second toughts?
RINGO: Don't you, old friend?
GEORGE: All the time, my lad, all the time.
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Post by Revolver on Oct 28, 2003 22:07:37 GMT
Perplexed, that is very good. I also noted on another post where you did a summary on a TV show or something that is was excellently written. YOU are a talented writer.
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Post by IanSingleton777 on Oct 29, 2003 13:18:44 GMT
I take it the seated figure is in England somewhere, perhaps Liverpool? No one has said.
The airport statue was obvious.
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 29, 2003 19:52:37 GMT
Is it Hyde Park, in London? Or Asbury?
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 30, 2003 6:00:42 GMT
Thank you very much, Revolver.
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 31, 2003 8:14:17 GMT
Thank you, as well, XPT 626.
Is your moniker a car model, a souped-up Mazda?
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 8, 2005 6:00:59 GMT
Bumping an ancient thread. ;D
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Post by moped on Oct 8, 2005 14:38:52 GMT
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Post by johnny on Oct 8, 2005 23:58:21 GMT
Now if I could just give her a swift kick in that monkey face of hers ......... She is ruining the picture of the statue!
I will have to say, those statutes of me look damn good! But than I was a handsome bloke, wasn't I?
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 9, 2005 2:02:52 GMT
She doesn't have a monkey face. I'm sorry, but I'm really getting sick of you calling her "apegirl" and things like that . It's stupid and juvenile and annoying. I don't know why you're pretending to be John Lennon in the first place .
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Post by defhermit on Oct 9, 2005 2:06:56 GMT
helter, I've been railing against johnny ever since he/she showed up.
the person posting as "johnny" is immature, and what's worse, they are one of those people who thinks their pointless drivel is HILARIOUS. Unfortunately, he/she also seems to be a friend of SMA's (who gets a big kick out of johnny's crap too).... therefore, I don't think we can do anything about it...
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 9, 2005 6:04:33 GMT
Very good, thans for posting. Yes, there was one with Sir Geo. Martin with the Lennon statue, but, as I recall, his face was turned looking at Lennon and I think he may have been touching Lennon's left sleeve, I think., I may be wrong. Also, the resolution was much better, it was a very nice photo. I wonder where we might find that one again? But, thanks for putting up these; I've not seen a couple; interesting, sentimental.
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 9, 2005 15:08:41 GMT
helter, I've been railing against johnny ever since he/she showed up. the person posting as "johnny" is immature, and what's worse, they are one of those people who thinks their pointless drivel is HILARIOUS. Unfortunately, he/she also seems to be a friend of SMA's (who gets a big kick out of johnny's crap too).... therefore, I don't think we can do anything about it... I totally agree with you. I also think it's degrading to John Lennon's memory. I honestly don't think the real John would go around calling Yoko "apegirl". It's just stupid, what you're doing johnny. Sorry, but it is.
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Post by abbey on Oct 9, 2005 19:05:18 GMT
Actually, John was catching on to Yoko which is why it was necessary for her to kill him. Yoko's Lennon musical was a slam on The Beatles and all the guys. That is not something you do to a person you claim to love or loved! Also, when John and Yoko did the naked pose, Lord something or other said that Paul McCartney would look better naked and hinted at Yoko as being harsute Just because a person is dead doesn't mean they are no longer around.........they can always make use of a warm body to do things they cannot do. They know friends from enemies. ;D ;D ;D Seriously, Yucko is a black witch, which is no secret! She never loved John....his money, his fame, his name.....yes, she loved those. Who would have paid attention to that stupid so-called art crap of hers unless they were stoned out of the gourd. She used and misused Johnny. When she knew he was getting wise to her, she killed him.......pure and simple and cold and heartless.
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 10, 2005 0:11:23 GMT
A black witch?! What's that supposed to mean? Why do you feel the need to insult Yoko Ono so much? I don't understand this! I used to not like her before because I felt that she broke up John and Cynthia, but I certainly never hated her. What makes you think she never loved John? Do you think that, after all those years of being married to her that John wouldn't of figured it out that she was using him? You really shouldn't go around stating your opinion as fact. She's a human being, you know. Just like you and me. She's not some evil creature sent from the devil. She's human.
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Post by johnny on Oct 10, 2005 0:32:14 GMT
Well, actually, she was a bitch.....she was a black witch. She used her powers to break up Cyn and I. I will admit I wasn't a very good husband to Cyn. I didn't know how much I loved her until it was much too late I had no idea such things really existed or that people really believed or used black magic. Unfortunately, I found out the hard way, my friend. I used way too many drugs back then, but Yucko got me hooked on heroin and was able to control me between the drugs and the magic. When I went cold turkey, I start to work things out and that's when she got afraid and killed me. Those who are in the know, hate Yoko. Besides, if she loved me than why did she do the Lennon Musical the way she did? That is not love. Why did she keep my bloody glasses. They were mine and should have been cremated with me, which brings me to the cremation......I NEVER wanted to be cremated....she knew that so if she loved me why did she cremate me? ? Nor did she notify my first born until after I was ashes.
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 10, 2005 21:53:01 GMT
Johnny, when I first read your post, I thought that maybe you had a point. But then I thought, hey this woman just lost her husband. Do we really expect her to act rationally? It's like when Paul lost his mother when he was 14, and the first thing he said was "what are we going to do for money?". Of course, he didn't mean it. He was just devastated because he lost his mother. Anyone here who has lost someone that they love knows what I'm talking about. And I've been there. I know what it's like. Johnny, you said Yoko "used her powers to break up Cyn and I." What powers are these? Can you please be specific and explain?
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Post by abbey on Oct 12, 2005 20:03:48 GMT
You said Yoko lost her husband and implied she was broken up.....not hardly. Think: A man comes up from behind and starts shooting at you and your husband. Why didn't a stray bullet hit Yucko? Did she throw her purse or do anything to attack the gun man.....NO!. And Johnny moved away from her.....WHY? She never did a thing nor did she hold him as he lay there. Why was a cop car his ride to the hospital and not an ambulance? Where I am from, you call 911 and you get the whole shebang....fire truck, cops, ambulance...unless you are specific about what is needed......but just a cop car? ?? Though it may be hard to believe, Yoko was the brains behind the whole scheme. If MDC ever gets out of jail, he'll die within 24 hours........accidentally, yeah, right. Does a grieving widow cut off her husband's ear? Does she hurry up and cremate the body without notifying his son or friends? Why the hurry.....it was done within 24 hours of his being pronounced dead. BTW, Johnny never wanted to be cremated. Would a loving wife cremate a husband who didn't want cremation? Would any normal person keep his bloody glasses and display them? I doubt it! Since his glasses were part of him, they should have been buried (cremated) with him..........she loved him the way a black widow loves its mate.
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 12, 2005 21:49:04 GMT
"John would have approved (of using his blood-covered glasses on the cover of Season Of Glass) and I will explain why. I wanted the whole world to be reminded of what happened. People are offended by the glasses and the blood? The glasses are a tiny part of what happened. If people can't stomach the glasses,I'm sorry. There was a dead body. There was blood. His whole body was bloody...That's the reality...He was killed. People are offended by the glasses and the blood? John had to stomach a lot more." This is what Yoko had to say about John's glasses.
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 12, 2005 22:37:22 GMT
"John would have approved (of using his blood-covered glasses on the cover of Season Of Glass) and I will explain why. I wanted the whole world to be reminded of what happened. People are offended by the glasses and the blood? The glasses are a tiny part of what happened. If people can't stomach the glasses,I'm sorry. There was a dead body. There was blood. His whole body was bloody...That's the reality...He was killed. People are offended by the glasses and the blood? John had to stomach a lot more." This is what Yoko had to say about John's glasses. Likewise, didn't Jackie O. stay in her blood splattered Dior suit after JFK was slain? She wore it to the funeral, right, days later? She said, "I want THEM to see what THEY have done."................ ? I will look for some support of that. It is gruesome, yes, but I think neither woman did what they did as if holding a trophy. I think they were symbolically showing their rage at the slaying of their men.
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