You Gave Me The Answer, Questions for Paul feature.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2285670/The-woman-break-Paul-McCartneys-heart-The-Beatle-reveals-dearest-wish-mother-again.html?fb_action_ids=370182703089423&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_ref=LikeButtonBottom&fb_source=aggregation&fb_aggregation_id=288381481237582 His "famous answer" is an article in Daily Mail...
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lisalou7:
Michelley:
How can anyone actually get angry about this? Seriously? It's just a quirky little feature. (shrugs) They never said he was going to answer 10 questions. He was just supposed to answer one, right? Anyway, I liked the question and his answer -- both for what he said and what he didn't say. It's interesting to me that, here's a man who's lived 10 lives in his lifetime and done all sorts of things and has far more of everything (love, money, possessions) than any one person needs, and of all the places and times he could have chosen to return to, he picked the one thing in his life that he didn't get enough of, and the one person closest to him whom he no doubt has few memories of. Good answer. Kind of a Rosebud answer if you know what I mean. People presume too much, I think, about this feature. Makes me wonder if it wouldn't be better for him to be like Mick Jagger, Bowie, and all the others and never interact with fans at all because all he gets is grief when he does.
Completely hear hear. Thought his answer was absolutely lovely. He just doesn't seem able to do anything right by some folks.
*sigh* I agree too.
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PodgeTheBear:
I asked a question.
Podgie (meme) Monkey
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I've been wondering, does anyone think that they keep all the questions they are asked, or do you think they erase all the previous month's and start out with fresh ones? They ought to have quite a sizable back log now, if they don't "cull" them. I still think that answering only one question a month is quite unfair.
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Adriana Rojas:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2285670/The-woman-break-Paul-McCartneys-heart-The-Beatle-reveals-dearest-wish-mother-again.html?fb_action_ids=370182703089423&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_ref=LikeButtonBottom&fb_source=aggregation&fb_aggregation_id=288381481237582 His "famous answer" is an article in Daily Mail...
That was a great article!
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Dear Paul, can I "borrow" your original acetate of That'll Be The Day by The Quarrymen? I promise i'll give it back at some point!
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PodgeTheBear:
I asked a question.
Podgie (meme) Monkey
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His answer has led to a couple of nice articles, here's another. http://www.express.co.uk/news/showbiz/380702/Mother-Mary-who-Sir-Paul-McCartney-never-forgets
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Merry483:
I've been wondering, does anyone think that they keep all the questions they are asked, or do you think they erase all the previous month's and start out with fresh ones? They ought to have quite a sizable back log now, if they don't "cull" them. I still think that answering only one question a month is quite unfair.
Good point, would be interesting to know the answer. I would guess they would get rid of them.
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yankeefan7:
Merry483:
I've been wondering, does anyone think that they keep all the questions they are asked, or do you think they erase all the previous month's and start out with fresh ones? They ought to have quite a sizable back log now, if they don't "cull" them. I still think that answering only one question a month is quite unfair.
Good point, would be interesting to know the answer. I would guess they would get rid of them.
As Paul is an astute business guy, he possibly set aside about 30 minutes and answered numerous questions in one punch, leaving a whole pile of already-answered questions in the pipeline for future postings.
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*sigh* I have so many questions.
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Thanks, Audi, I hadn't thought about it that way, I hope you're right! I only submitted my one question, and the odds of it getting answered are pretty slim, but I thought I'd give it a try. Good luck to everyone, I hope the next person that has their question answered will be from this forum!
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Yes, it is like playing the lottery. The odds of getting a question answered. Think I'll just sit this dance out. Good luck to you all.
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Well, I've reading the articles that have been wrote in two newspapers, and I'm realize that this is not just one contest for fans , looks like one strategy for the new record...maybe I'm thinking bad...but all is possible when you need create one atmosphere, we'll see if there are new answers...for the thousand of fans' questions and see if I'm right or wrong
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Paul at least answer at least two! Of mine!!
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MaccaBeatles:
Dear Paul, can I "borrow" your original acetate of That'll Be The Day by The Quarrymen? I promise i'll give it back at some point!
Are you Duff?
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KingMacca:
MaccaBeatles:
Dear Paul, can I "borrow" your original acetate of That'll Be The Day by The Quarrymen? I promise i'll give it back at some point!
Are you Duff?
No i'm not, who's Duff?
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MaccaBeatles:
KingMacca:
MaccaBeatles:
Dear Paul, can I "borrow" your original acetate of That'll Be The Day by The Quarrymen? I promise i'll give it back at some point!
Are you Duff?
No i'm not, who's Duff?
John"Duff" Lowe, one of the Quarrymen who "borrowed" that record (each guy was supposed to have it for a week) He forgot all about it and rediscovered it in 1981! He sold it to Paul who now has it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Quarrymen
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Iv got nothing to ask can not think of anything
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I think it was a great question and a great answer. Probably the most important moment of Paul's life was the death of his mother... and not anything about the Beatles, for instance. After all his mother is the topic behind most of his most intense songs though it doesn't seem to be this way. Like Yesterday seems to be a ex-girlfriend or Let It Be about Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus.