#harrison: about

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

Idiots online: THIS ACTOR IN A STAR WARS SHOW DOESN'T HAVE EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OF STAR WARS!!! ARRGGHGH!!!! STAR WARS IS RUINED!!!! Meanwhile Harrison Ford: Who the fuck is Anakin and why are you asking me?

[oldbutchdaniel]

ever since i was a little girl i knew i wanted to speculate about the sexual and romantic undertones of celebrities’ professional relationships

[ozu-teapot]

All About Alice | Ray Harrison | 1972

Ken Sprague, Christopher Morley

[reflectismo]

THE FOUR-HEADED BESTIES

[handfetis]

It’s been one of those days

[artylla]

now they're frightened of leaving it

everyone's weaving it

[affogonellamarmellata]

it's the other two we're worried about

[just-wanna-draw-em]

“Are we gonna have a problem?”

[good-to-drive]

Beatles fans be like

[asurrogateblog]

"the average beatle can survive ten stab wounds" factoid is actually just statistical error. the average beatle can survive no stab wounds. Harrison Georg, who was stabbed 40 times after shouting "hare krishna" at a home intruder and leaping onto his back, is an outlier and should not have been counted

[javelinbk]

The Beatles in Help! (1965)

The John/Paul/George dynamic in a nutshell (again)

[buttahpie]

something that has me absolutely gutted over john, paul and george is the fact that they met when they were young teenagers.

paul was shorter than john when they met. i’m sure his voice hadn’t fully dropped yet either.

john quite literally watched them grow taller than him (i know he and george were about the same height but my point still stands, he watched his younger friends turn into peers turn into completely realized adult men).

and of course john was growing right with them. the de facto leader in the early years making it up as he went as these teenage boys looked up to him. have you seen a 19 year old try to act put together?

i look back at pictures of my friends from high school and i when we were 14-17 and we’ve already changed so much. round faces are sharper, life experience is deeper. i met up with my best friend from childhood for dinner a few months ago (at a bar, we went from polly pockets to IPAs ((i hate IPAs)) ) and i had the striking thought: suddenly we aren’t little girls anymore. but we still had our entire life shared. all those memories, all that drama from middle school to still rant about.

it was the same for those three boys.

i just think that adds a level of depth to their friendship and band that couldn’t be orchestrated.

think about their inside jokes. think about a 28 year old john lennon laughing at a joke that paul made from when they were 16 and 18. think about a 34 year old george smirking as he mumbles to himself a phrase only they would understand from their hamburg days. think about an 82 year old paul fondly remembering a hand gesture they would do to one another before going on stage and doing it to nancy, trying to explain to her what it meant.

think about how that affected the breakup of the band. after growing up together…did they really have an identity without the others?

it’s like the park bench “we were girls together”… they were boys together.

[flamememeago]

George and Ringo. Ringo and George. Buddies and pals.

[nikidontsurf]

GEORGE HARRISON in SOMETHING (1969)

[reflectismo]

You’re waiting for the elevator. When it finally arrives on your floor and the doors open, you’re met with this. What do you do?

[despazito]

The Cruffa FB page is so frustrating bc you'll have people sharing stories of losing their dogs to horrible illness from negligent breeding or discussing a monstrous new Frenchie phenotype then the next post will be someone going LOOK AT THIS CRUELTY and it's. a shih tzu in full show coat.