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    Yap! Yap!

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    • Erik in NJ
      Erik in NJ last edited by

      I have been watching some of the Stevie Riks parodies on the Beatles and I have to say that the guy is not only extremely talented but hilarious. He really does John better than the rest although his Paul is quite funny too. There are a few recurring phrases, ya know, like "yap! yap!" Did John ever use this expression? In what context? There's also a recurring joke where he yells at Yoko because "the rice has hit the pan"...any insight into what this actually means? Check this parody out (with "Al Capp") for a good laugh:

      And here's the video clip that the parody was based on:
      It's interesting to watch folks go head-to-head with John's ascerbic wit...in this clip it seems that he was bested a couple times by the equally abrasive Mr. Capp.

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      • Nancy R
        Nancy R last edited by

        I bet John really wanted to punch Al Capp! That guy was such an ass!

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        • Erik in NJ
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          He showed excellent restraint. Derek Taylor looked foolish. Riks really "took the mickey out" of Taylor in the parody--so funny! Capp was pretty funny though, you have to admit. Rik's Capp was absolutely hilarious!! There was another female reporter that really grilled Lennon around this same time saying the bed-ins were just a bunch of fluff and did nothing for peace. I'm sure you know who she was Nancy. I know there's a clip on YouTube.

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          • Nancy R
            Nancy R last edited by

            Erik in NJ:

            He showed excellent restraint. Derek Taylor looked foolish. Riks really "took the mickey out" of Taylor in the parody--so funny! Capp was pretty funny though, you have to admit. Rik's Capp was absolutely hilarious!! There was another female reporter that really grilled Lennon around this same time saying the bed-ins were just a bunch of fluff and did nothing for peace. I'm sure you know who she was Nancy. I know there's a clip on YouTube.

            I know exactly the woman you're talking about! She was such a hoity-toity biach!

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            • Erik in NJ
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              Yeah the hoity toity one 😉 I kinda like hoity toity She was quite good--John couldn't really handle her and acted a bit caught off guard! I think his best come back was something like "Well what did you expect me to do, ya know, write a treatise that no one would read?!" If I were Capp I would have held up the Two Virgins album and said "boy when you said grow your hair for peace, she wasn't fooling around, ya know!"

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              • Nancy R
                Nancy R last edited by

                Forgot to mention I have no idea about the "yap yap" and "the rice has hit the pan" bits.

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                  admin last edited by

                  He said "Yap yap" at the American press conference that followed the "bigger than Jesus" controversy.

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                  • Kathryn O
                    Kathryn O last edited by

                    JOhn said Yap Yap at his 'apology' for the Bigger Then Jesus fiasco. I know because I've typed it out many times using it anytime I am forced to apologize for something that I don't believe I did anything wrong. (most are too stupid to even get my reference or that I did just apologize to them)

                    "I don't like you" "I'll get over it"

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                    • Kathryn O
                      Kathryn O last edited by

                      Nancy R:

                      Erik in NJ:

                      He showed excellent restraint. Derek Taylor looked foolish. Riks really "took the mickey out" of Taylor in the parody--so funny! Capp was pretty funny though, you have to admit. Rik's Capp was absolutely hilarious!! There was another female reporter that really grilled Lennon around this same time saying the bed-ins were just a bunch of fluff and did nothing for peace. I'm sure you know who she was Nancy. I know there's a clip on YouTube.

                      I know exactly the woman you're talking about! She was such a hoity-toity biach!

                      the thing that some folks don't understand about the Bed Ins was that John and Yoko also had a problem with the intellectualism that had overtaken the Peace movement and sort of wanted to make fun of that as well as spreading a message of Peace.

                      "I don't like you" "I'll get over it"

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