Re: Paul Mccartney died in the 60's

On Jul 6, 5:42=A0pm, poisoned rose
<hear****tisheadTh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Bip Bop <bip_...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > > > Yes, I think The Beatles planted the clues as an intellectual
game,
> > > > and that it will not be officially admitted to until after they
all
> > > > have departed this mortal coil.
>
> > > OK, and I think believing that is ALMOST as ridiculous as believing
P=
aul
> > > is dead. And if they DID do it, why would it be so incredibly
"taboo"
> > > such the truth wouldn't come out until after they're all dead?
>
> > It's a secret and to admit to the secret is to say the game is over!
>
> Ridiculous.
>
> There isn't a single "Paul Is Dead" clue which is unambiguous.

Oh, really?

> Tell me...if the Beatles were doing it purposely, why wouldn't they make
> the license plate "27 IF" rather than "28 IF," thus removing the need
> for all the silly nattering about "Well, if you count time in the
> womb..."?

That wasn't a clue, but a mistaken clue.

> And if they prolonged the game THIS long, why would they want anything
> to change after they're gone?

Okay.  On second thought, you're right.  They will never reveal the
truth since their "legend" will live for a long time after they, you
and I are gone.

>You really believe there are other people
> who have been dutifully keeping mum all these years, who can't wait to
> drop their loyalty and spill the beans once the Beatles are gone?

Who's left to know?  Ringo? Georhge Martin... maybe.

> Your position has no basis in rational thought. You just have this weird
> need to euphorically "exult" about the Beatles, and embrace any detail
> which could inflate their legend.

I don't have to inflate their legend. It's already inflated beyond in
other musical group in history.

"Take this, Brother!  May it serve you well."  Ha!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D5F-t8BuGmZ0