kookbreaker
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Didn't Scientology used to do stunts like that with L. Ron books?
Didn't Scientology used to do stunts like that with L. Ron books?
Brian Epstein, the manager of the Beatles, reportedly bought enough of their first EMI single to ensure that it made the top of the charts.
If you play "Love Me Do" backwards, you can hear John saying "Obama wasn't born in the US ...."
-- Roger
I thought you heard, "Hey John, let's get rid of Clarence and steal his songs."
"I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man
I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man"
-The REAL Beatles
I thought you heard, "Hey John, let's get rid of Clarence and steal his songs."
"I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man
I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man"
-The REAL Beatles
Wasn't sure if anyone would get that.
"I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man
I love you yeah yeah yeah.
Man"
-The REAL Beatles
Lorne Michaels said:The National Broadcasting Company has authorized me to offer you this check to be on our show.. [ holds up check ] ..a certified check for $3,000. Here it is right here. A check made out to you, the Beatles, for $3,000. All you have to do is sing three Beatles songs [...]
Like I said, this is made out to the Beatles - you divide it up any way you want. If you want to give less to Ringo, that's up to you - I'd rather not get involved.
I wish SNL would put together a compilation of all their Beatles-related skits along with the segments with Paul and Ringo.
BTW ... what was the topic of this thread?
-- Roger
jadebox said:along with the segments with Paul and Ringo ...
I don't know if it was the same episode, but George appeared on the show after that and Lorne was explaining to him the they need to all appear together to get the money.
Then in the early 90s when Alec Baldwin was on the show Lorne was talking to Paul back stage saying. "I gave the money to George. I assumed he would get it to the rest of you."
I have been following this over in the comments at Badfiction. Birthers are funny, but also potentially dangerous in that they pull this crap. Many of the birther faithful are very much unhinged people. Corsi himself thinks this is all a joke, but then Corsi is an idiot.Corsi has a MAD!!!
with Corsi's book freefalling to past #1000 on the Amazon list, he has been posting constantly to WND articles that discuss what he couldn't "get" into his book
Now, he has gone so far as to libel and defame a lawyer, Foggy from the Fogbow forum (he is a member here)
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=311093
And he also called out to his minions on their facebook page to harass foggy to tell him "what a bad person he is", going so far as posting personal information, business address and phone number, and using a picture of foggy with his children.
More at thefogbow.com
http://www.thefogbow.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=6
Is it against the rules here to pop some popcorn and pull up a lawnchair to enjoy the ensuing events, or will this go to Big-C-Court? 'Cuz that can be funnier, but my popcorn will be stale.Now, he has gone so far as to libel and defame a lawyer, Foggy from the Fogbow forum (he is a member here)
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=311093
And he also called out to his minions on their facebook page to harass foggy to tell him "what a bad person he is", going so far as posting personal information, business address and phone number, and using a picture of foggy with his children.
More at thefogbow.com
http://www.thefogbow.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=6
Very, VERY, interesting post on the origins of the whole Birther myth:
http://barackryphal.blogspot.com/2011/06/secret-origin-of-birthers.html
I doubt we'll get very much closer to the source of this whole Birtherism farce than what Loren has dug out.
He's posted part two. Utterly fascinating stuff.