Completely Off-Topic, Yet Still Highly Important
Today being the 40th anniversary of the Beatles stop at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (I actually had to look that up...it's not one of those tour dates I have memorized but I needed some semblance of an excuse for this entry) I decided to take the "Which Beatle are you?" quiz. I've always described myself as a "Paul with strong George tendencies," so it was no surprise that I came out Paul the first time, thought better of one of my answers, and then came out as George. Judging from the extremely short and wildly stereotypical descriptions, I could be either one. Except for maybe that "you love animals" part. Animals love me. Does that count?
| What Beatle are you? Paul McCartney You have a soft heart. You love animals, nature & quite evenings with good friends. |
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| What Beatle are you? George Harrison You are wise beyond your years, caring. A listener, not a talker. |
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I then took the "Which Beatles song personality are you?" and somehow came out as Dirty Maggie Mae. They have taken her away. And she'll never walk down Lime Street any mo' er. I actually don't know how this happened and I hope you don't think less of me since I came out as a hooker. I really thought I'd be Lovely Rita, meter maid.
| Which Beatles song personality are you? Maggie Mae You are a prostitute who gets in trouble. Now you'll never walk down Lime Street anymore. |
posted by Becky Heineke at 8/16/2006 07:15:00 PM
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Medio Pomelo said ... (8:26 AM, August 21, 2006) :
post a commentHi! I'm John apparently! :)
^^^ Ha ha! But seriously, God I hope not! I have issues with that woman.
Linna, you're back!! We've missed you! :)
Funny, it was the difference between beer and martinis that separated my Paul from my George. And the truth is, I could go either way on that question. ;)
I chose wine and I'm John Lennon, I can't believe it, since he is my favourite Beatle!
I'm Lennon too. PG, does this mean we're going to write amazing music together but then fall out when I shack up with some nutty Japanese woman and you marry a vegetarin?
I'll do the song one now although I'd like to point out 'Maggie May' is an old folk song about a notorious Liverpudlian prostitute. Not really the best example of a Beatles song.
George Harrison
You are wise beyond your years, caring. A listener, not a talker.
Taxman
Eeeeevil... I'm going to hide my money now!
I'm John Lennon
Ah, brits. It's clear we're a match made in music heaven. I'd often suspected we would change the world with our music, but now we have proof. Actually, I'm surprised by the dominance of John's in the group. No love for Ringo?
Agreed on the Maggie Mae front. I thought it was traditional, plus only like half of it is on the original Let It Be which everyone knows is not a "pure" Beatles album because Phil Spector ruined it with his crazy producing. I'm telling you, I should have been Rita.
Different Maggie Mae. Much less pop-music and much more English drinking song.
Dude, I was the QUEEN of Napster. I'd bought a couple of CD bootlegs but they were all overpriced and low quality. Then Napster hit big my freshman year of college...my first computer all to myself, my first experience with unlimited internet access...to this day I find stuff I downloaded back then and think, damn, how did I know I'd want that later? I think I had some inkling it wouldn't last because I wound up with hundreds and hundreds of songs all across the board...but yeah, I got some good stuff. :)
I forgot to make the Beatles song test: Eleanor Rigby. (Beautiful but very sad song)
You feel like no one cares about you. All the lonely people, where do they all belong?
:) Yes, I'm back! And thank you, I've missed you all too! :)
Joyce, sounds like a plan. All we're missing is our goofy yet lovable drummer for the sing-a-longs!
Simon, they were holding hands? Excuse me while I vomit. Paul must be in quite an emotional state over his divorce because he never shows public affection for Yoko unless the situation is particularly well, emotional (see anniversaries of John's death, Linda's death, etc). Also, I'll have to check out that Lieberman site. ;)
I'm Paul and Lady Madonna. The Lady Madonna is no big surprise ; )
I'm John Lennon and....Taxman? What the hell? That's an interesting combination.
Is there anyone here apart from me who doesn't like the Beatles? Good post though PG, funny quiz, it's just that...if I think of Beatles, I think of Paperback Writer, which is THE most annoying song in the world...