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If anyone was wondering, I am still alive! Yeah I guess I've fallen out of fandom for the time being, for a few reasons, and I do miss it a lot. That said, my creative energies are going into some other projects right now like my podcast and film history lectures and audiobook narrating so maybe that explains it. I was just over here for a sec and wanted to check in with y'all. I wish I could maintain the fervor and energy of fandom at all times, and it's just not how I work, I guess.

How are you?

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you know the brainrot is terminal when you start drawing them with catsonas

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valentine’s cards for that special someone

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23 December 1968

At the Apple Christmas party, Hell's Angel Frisco Pete confronts a bewildered John Lennon about having to wait until 7 to eat a 43 pound turkey.

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26 December 1965

While George Harrison is sleeping on a cot in his parents' attic, Paul McCartney ruins his good looks forever in a moped accident while showing Tara Brown the moon.

Seriously, look at him. Ruined.

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27 December 1967

Paul McCartney goes on David Frost to explain that the reason people don't see a point to Magical Mystery Tour is that it doesn't have a point. On purpose.

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Sketches!

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Listen at http://www.readaptedpodcast.com or wherever you get your podcasts!

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19 November 1966

On their way back to England from Kenya, Paul McCartney and Mal Evans bandy about words and Paul comes up with the name Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

A plane is also where he came up with the Magical Mystery Tour circle so I guess this incident made him cocky.

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17 November 1964

The Beatles appear on Top Gear, which is weird because why would you have the Beatles on a car program and why would you have a car program on the radio??

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Episode 9 is out! Listen now at Spotify (https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/X2vR8n6HwOb) or wherever you get your podcasts!

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9 November 1966

After an argument with his band mates, Paul McCartney storms out of the studio, drives off angrily, misses a light, and is decapitated.

No one will know this for a few years, because the Beatles will hire Bill Shepherd/Billy Shears as a stand-in. It will take diligent work by fans studying the deep lore to reveal this fact, however.

As of this writing, Billy Shears is still alive and well and has now written way more music than Paul McCartney.

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That’s Mr. Dyke To You

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30 October 1960

The Beatles flagrantly violate their contact with Bruno Koschmider to only play the Kaiserkeller by agreeing to play the Top Ten Club.