Please Let It Be... Paul McCartney

[Steve 599]

5 minutes ago, Deathray said:

 

Why? What you going to do? Report my post. That's worked for everyone else with a special snowflake for nye on 6 years. There's been others like you who don't get this site either. You'll either get it or give up, see you on the other side either way you wanker

 

Your on Deathlist now you big fat moron, about the only things that can get you banned from here are posting porn or doxxing someone. I've done one and am still here and am not idiotic enough to do the other. So come and play with the hard lads and tell me why I should be so fucking worried about you? 

I am off to sleep, I am hanging out with 3 beautiful ladies tomorrow so going to be looking my best tomorrow 

[Deathray 2,940]

Just now, Steve said:

I am off to sleep, I am hanging out with 3 beautiful ladies tomorrow so going to be looking my best tomorrow 

 

Elaborate way of referring to your moggies. 

 

Hope your three cats are coping with self isolation as poorly as you seem to be. With any luck one of them might scratch your finger off so you can't type... Anyway why am I meant to be worried about you? 

[Joey Russ 7,220]

Paul McCarthy is dead.

Yep, you heard that right. Blogger Paul McCarthy has indeed died

[Bentrovato 1,087]

1 hour ago, Joey Russ said:

Paul McCarthy is dead.

Yep, you heard that right. Blogger Paul McCarthy has indeed died

 

Kindly don't almost cheer me up. 

[Bentrovato 1,087]

Thank you for your input to the bleedin' obvious. Now get on with being found face down in your basement in a bowl of nut cutlets.    Sir Paul McCartney: Glastonbury would be a 'superspreader' - BBC News

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

Aye happy birthday William Campbell Shears. Honestly,  you find a Scotsman when he wins a look-a-like contest and the next thing you know he's written Let It Be, Band on the Run and - ermmm - The Frog Chorus

 

[YoungWillz 21,037]

Really enjoyed his Glasto set.

 

Good for an 80 year old not to need a toilet break! We'll miss the old millionaire when he's gone.

[time 8,599]

11 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

Really enjoyed his Glasto set.

 

Good for an 80 year old not to need a toilet break! We'll miss the old millionaire when he's gone.

The feedback from the twitterati et al has been all positive from what I've seen. I didn't watch/listen to him for the simple reason that I caught his performance on the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, and he was fuckin' awful.

 

I refuse to believe he's got any better over the subsequent decade.

[TheKeysOfMarinus 390]

2 hours ago, time said:

The feedback from the twitterati et al has been all positive from what I've seen. I didn't watch/listen to him for the simple reason that I caught his performance on the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, and he was fuckin' awful.

 

I refuse to believe he's got any better over the subsequent decade.

That’s a shame, he really was brilliant. The sound got messed up at the Olympics and probably threw him off. An off day, just a widely seen one. 

[ladyfiona 2,578]

I was watching Twitter tag about his set live and the first hour people were complaining because they didn't know a lot of the new songs. Then it started getting more positive as time went on.

 

Having seen him live at the O2 in 2018 (I think). He was great then and great last night. Especially with the added John Lennon back up vocals thanks to Peter Jackson.

[time 8,599]

20 hours ago, TheKeysOfMarinus said:

That’s a shame, he really was brilliant. The sound got messed up at the Olympics and probably threw him off. An off day, just a widely seen one. 

That's  true, but to be honest I'm not the biggest Beatles fan, and even less of a McCartney fan (Band on The Run was OK), so wasn't that fussed. Saw The Pet Shop Boys last night,  and a few other bits (Years & Years, Lorde) that's been the extent of my Glastonbury this year.

[YoungWillz 21,037]

Never been to a Festival, never desired to watch any of them on the tellybox. Macca hasn't changed my mind about that, but I was Saturday night singing along until the early hours.

 

The possibility of bumping into the likes of Steve Coogan or Princess Beatrice at these sort of events fills me with horror. 

[Toast 16,137]

3 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

The possibility of bumping into the likes of Steve Coogan or Princess Beatrice at these sort of events fills me with horror. 

 

Fun fact re Princess Beatrice, I think the bloke who died in a toilet at Glastonbury several years ago was her husband's stepfather.

[justonecornetto 949]

Paul's brother-in-law John Eastman has died

@PaulMcCartney

My dear brother-in-law, John Eastman, has passed away. Having known each other for over 50 years it is an extremely sad time for me, and our families. John was a great man. One of the nicest and smartest people I have had the good luck to have known in my life.

 

 

[harrymcnallysblueandwhitearmy 1,689]

Paul has now replaced Clarkson (J) as my most common 'has met a tragic end' clickbait pop-up (or whatever it's called).

[gcreptile 10,967]

No news, but you might enjoy it...

"Excitement is growing for Paul McCartney's death":

 

13 year old video by the way...