Paul is dead
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| - | It's all completely speculative, and some of it is based on [[Strawberry Fields Forever|misinterpretation]]. Why in [[tarnation]] would the Beatles want to reveal through moronic clues that one of them had secretly died? On the face of it, the whole thing's absurd. | + | It's all completely speculative, and some of it is based on [[Strawberry Fields Forever|misinterpretation]]. Why in [[tarnation]] would the [[Beatles]] want to reveal through moronic clues that one of them had secretly died? On the face of it, the whole thing's absurd. |
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[[Category:Rock and/or Roll]] | [[Category:Rock and/or Roll]] | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 12 December 2007
Paul is dead is an erstwhile name given to an erstwhile conspiracy in the mid-'60s to kill off Paul McCartney and replace him with a lookalike named Billy Shears.
Evidence
- He blew his mind out in a car.
- There will be a show tonight on trampoline.
- Picture yourself on a boat in a river.
He was also wearing black on the cover of Abbey Road.
Obvious Flaws
It's all completely speculative, and some of it is based on misinterpretation. Why in tarnation would the Beatles want to reveal through moronic clues that one of them had secretly died? On the face of it, the whole thing's absurd.
