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1 December 2009
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meanmistermustard said
At the end of the last Beatles live concert John said what is now a very famous comment, what was it?
“Thank christ that’s over with, I’ve had to pee for the last hour. Don’t block that stairwell…” [scrambles off]
Why didn’t Mal play his anvil on the master take of “Maxwell”?
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meanmistermustard, Ahhh GirlGEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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20 August 2013
Offline Mal was playing the anvil,, just not his, because they all thought John’s sounded better. Poor Mal 
Who is the song Her Majesty about?
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24 March 2014
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About a girl who came to stay.
We all know the man from the flaming pie told them “From this day on you are Botles without a T” but… what did he say after that?
"I Need You by George Harrison"
2.56pm
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20 August 2013
Offline He finished the sentence with “…because so many people don’t pronounce the T in the middle of words so it won’t be missed.”
What did the girl from Chichester in the song “On My Way to Work” become after she studied history?
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10.52pm
14 December 2009
Offline She became educated.
How did America react when John claimed, “We’re taller than Jesus right now, if we stand on one another’s shoulders”?
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20 August 2013
Offline @meaigs, I hope you’ll play this game with us. The “aim” of the game is to give any answer except the correct one – and some won’t have a “correct” answer. After you give an answer, then you create a question for someone else to answer.
Just read through a few pages to get the gist of the game.
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11.04am
23 January 2022
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11.11am
23 January 2022
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How did America react when John claimed, “We’re taller than Jesus right now, if we stand on one another’s shoulders”?
They invited them over for s’mores
Who said “hello” and who said “goodbye”?
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20 August 2013
Offline The walrus said hello and the carpenter said goodbye. That was the one part John added to the song.
How much did Dr. Robert charge for a drink from his special cup?
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10.56am
14 December 2009
Offline Trick question: The lyrics specifies “take…” not “buy”; and indeed the doctor offered F*R*E*E samples to any rock stars+beautiful wives who might wish to visit his home for tea, and biscuits, and lively conversation over card-games; and possibly a small consciousness-expanding orgy or two, maybe…but only if they promise not to leave early and go driving to clubs (at 15km/hr).
Are JoJo and Loretta actually the same individual? Please show your work.
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11.24am
23 January 2022
Offline They are both Schrödinger’s woman, therefore the answer is yes or no, depending on how the wave form collapses
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Who gave George his first Sitar?
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Who gave George his first Sitar?
The dude playing sitar during the Indian restaurant scene in Help ! Turns out he was a massive Beatles fan, and George had always been his favorite Beatle, so when George showed an interest in his beloved instrument, he was so thrilled and honored by this that he straight up just said “Take it, it’s yours.” George, to his credit, tried to refuse, but the man insisted that he would make enough money off of being in a Beatles film that he could easily buy another one, and at any rate, money was nothing next to being able to give such an important gift to his favorite Beatle. He then mentioned something about it all being just material trappings anyway, and that the path to true consciousness lay (or lie, I’m not too sure) in transcending the material world… which was something that stuck in George’s mind for all the rest of the day, although he had no idea how it would eventually change his life…
How did it eventually change his life?
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6.25pm
1 December 2009
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meaigs said
Who gave George his first Sitar?
How did it eventually change his life?
An angry protester in the crowd at Candlestick Park hurled a baseball at the stage, which George skillfully batted away with the upraised Indian instrument in hands, knocking all 19 strings out of tune while sending the ball far to the upper stands. The remarkable athletic feat was witnessed by an impressed San Francisco Giants baseball talent scout, who immediately offered George a lucrative slugger’s contract after this final Beatles concert – which the endlessly searching, curious George immediately accepted, happy for a new livelihood, now that he wasn’t a Beatle anymore.
What does “We all know ‘obla-di, bla-da…” have to do with a song about a box of chocolates?
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20 August 2013
Offline They were both snippets of songs that none of the Beatles could figure out how to finish so they put them together as a medley for the closing song of the Please Please Me album. Bob Dylan’s cover of the medley went to number 1 in Spain for 3 weeks.
Who did Aunt Mimi leave her possessions to in her will?
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2.30pm
11 September 2018
Offline Trick question. Mimi took her nephew’s words to heart and donated her material possessions to the local church after hearing Imagine . When she died, she had nothing except a lock of John’s hair, which she’d bought at a car boot sale three years previously.
Who did Decca choose to sign instead of The Beatles in 1962?
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23 January 2022
Offline They signed Rory and The Hurricanes, mainly on the strength of their drummer.
What is the favourite Beatles song of each Beatle?
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10.30am
14 December 2009
Offline Paul likes “Glass Onion “; John is partial to “I’m Down “; and George and Ringo both choose “Honey Don’t ” – just because all four Beatles got excited by hearing their names sung/spoken aloud.
Why was “Revolution 9 ” never added to the live setlist?
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7.21pm
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15 February 2015
Offline Because it was on the die setlist.
Who was responsible for compiling the live and die setlists, and why? (Hint: this same person later wrote Live And Let Die about his time performing this duty)
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12.52am
24 March 2014
Offline James Paul McCaltrey himveryself. He wrote not only the best Beatless songs but all of them. He also created the other Beatless on his own image (only a little less perfect)
Why was their song “Bach in the USSR” so controversial?
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5.35am
23 January 2022
Offline They had a rolling (over) contract with Beethoven. The legal ramifications went on for decades, though it turned out it never applied in Russia.
Who was the first person to be called the fifth Beatle?
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