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Post by Eggman on Aug 5, 2003 18:50:03 GMT
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Post by Forum Manager on Aug 5, 2003 19:09:39 GMT
yes, now eggman's upset.
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Post by Eggman on Aug 5, 2003 19:12:12 GMT
No never!!! I love you folks!! How could I be upset, never!! ;D ;D
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Post by TheWatusi on Aug 13, 2003 7:15:45 GMT
i know exactly what you all mean about his eyes. bad-wrong-false-paul always looked like he was just there for the fame, and what he got out of it. Paul...he looked so...into it all. like you could see in his eyes that he had earned his position. it was his. he had to work to get where he was..in faul you could always just see how fake it alll was....its so sad, really.
RIP Paul....
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Post by Chris on Aug 13, 2003 15:54:12 GMT
;D Beautifully said, Walrus !!! Faul actually looked BORED during Magical Mystery Tour. He was NOT into it at all... Paul enjoyed being in the other two movies with his friends. They all had such wonderful chemistry. At the time of MMT- you could see that the chemistry had been interrupted. He might've LOOKED like Paul. But he WASN'T PAUL !!!! Noone looked happy in that movie... I wonder why they made it Love to all... Chris
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Post by SunKing on Aug 13, 2003 15:58:31 GMT
i know exactly what you all mean about his eyes. bad-wrong-false-paul always looked like he was just there for the fame, and what he got out of it. Paul...he looked so...into it all. like you could see in his eyes that he had earned his position. it was his. he had to work to get where he was..in faul you could always just see how fake it alll was....its so sad, really. RIP Paul.... Sometimes "TheWatusi" tells just what I think. So You, My Dear Chris...
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Post by Eggman on Aug 13, 2003 19:03:28 GMT
Heyyy!!!! What about me? You're always upset for my beautiful pics!!!! ;D ;D ;D
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Post by Forum Manager on Aug 14, 2003 7:17:05 GMT
i like your pics, eggy! ;D ;D
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Post by Chris on Aug 14, 2003 15:23:46 GMT
Watusi & Sun King. I agree 100% . It's especially obvious in MMT & the Let it Be movie. There's just something not right with that man. In the earlier Beatle movies, they frollicked. In their later endeavors they were more serious. They didn't have the cohesion that they had earlier. In Help, you believed that they would all do anything to Help each other. They were a family. In MMT, they were all so seperate. The one skit that they did with the Magicians fell flat. They all seemed stoned out, not into it at all... Let's face the fact's folks. They lost a beloved member of their family. I think they should have all just flown the "Missing Man " formation, & publicly got someone to fill in for Paul. People would've mourned him. It would've been very bad for awhile. However their albums would've still sold. I'm sure that true Beatle fans would've purchased them to hear ALL of James Paul McCartney's work. I know I would've. I wouldve bought every album & cherished them all the more !!! Love to all... Chris
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Post by xpt626 on Aug 14, 2003 17:11:54 GMT
The first time I read this - I did not realise that the story does not actually tell us what happened to Brian's impersonator. Does anyone know? "Frian" is the one who died of an "apparent" suicide....
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Post by Eggman on Aug 14, 2003 18:40:12 GMT
Yes that's the "official" story Remember Marilyn Monroe death!!!!
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Post by Perplexed on Sept 9, 2003 9:16:06 GMT
Just a comment to Uberkinder----I agree with you about the heaven/hell/sheol/grave thing. I think we die and "lift up our eyes" or rather "come to" in modern slang, at the appropriate resurrection later. And I think everyone will "stand again at the latter day" as was admitted by Job (Iy'-obe) and the Martha at Lazurus's tomb that day, among others. I am not a, well, sadducee! And as He said while here, I think that folks from , the Queen of Sheba, the Sodom and Gommorrites, the people of Capernaum (The City of Heaven, ha-ha) and all will live again, on this planet, simultaneously, for some unknown stretch of time. First to die, then the judgement I believe it says. But Christ says "they will stand together in the judgement", which indicates to me at least that the judgement is actually a second pereiod of everyones life, it is an allotment, or latter day extension that must happen, for it has been appointed the same as our dying once has been appointed. Trouble is, it seems, some will die twice. (James Bond movie title comes to mind.) I disagree, however, that all who are raised after the millenium are "not written in the book." It only says that those who are not written in the book face the second death. The key to it, I believe at this time, is that the first ressurection is waht Paul calls the better ressurection. These folks rise in a very glorified body into eternal life, to rule and reign. Who will they reign over in eternoty? If everyone else wipes out, what is the point? All rulers and no ruled.
No, I think that the first rasing up at the last (7th trump, I think of Jericho!!) these folks are in a better ressurection, this is the prize for which Paul strains for, the race he has set for himself to run, the one that he does not want to be disqualified from. You can still be saved and not make that special cut, this is what the scripture language says to me, anyway. Yahweh correct me if I am mistaken.
Anyway, I think the rest of the dead raise in mortal bodies again. That is why the nations come every year to New Jerusalem, that is why the trees on the banks of the River have fruit for all the months and seasons, for man will have to partake continuosly to stay alive. It says the nation that won't come once a year will not have rain! See, even then there are consequences------
I think James Paul will stand again. Everybody that has ever lived will be stand again, in their flesh, seeing thru their own eyes, and not anothers, as Job said. Meaning we restore to existence as per our DNA that forms us. We don't reincarnate into another body with a different face.
And Yashua said, "The queen of Sheba in that day will rise up against the people of Tyre and Sidon (I am paraphrasing; I can't find the exact scripture at the moment) and condemn them. So unless this is symbolic talk, this may be a description of a time when people face each other down, under the moderation of the King. God's memory is long, and thankfully so his is mercy...........
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Post by Perplexed on Sept 9, 2003 9:24:22 GMT
Also, Uberkinder, I am sorry you lost them to Muscular Dystrophy. I lost my dad to one of the adult onset froms of MD in 1982. He was 68. It is a very difficult thing for the one who becomes weaker-in long slow stages with plateaus of remission sometimes. I have been tested twice. The one doctor did a couple of hours worth of tests like nerve conductivity, with little electrodes and small needles. It was no fun...anyway, she siad she felt I had a very mild case, one that would progress slowly over decades like his. So, I am OK with it. If I sleep a plenty and take good care of myself I wont notice for many years.
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Post by PaulBearer on Sept 9, 2003 9:35:47 GMT
I'm not convinced that Frian was killed but was simply made to disappear. There's a hint that someone (maybe him) joined the navy and went to sea. So it was probably agreed after a certain time standing in for Brian that his death would be faked while he went off to a new or another life. Who would suspect a seaman to have once stood in for Brian?
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