McCartney on Letterman

[ScribePharisee]

I've searched both names on the search command so if there is a DB on this, I tried.

Gotta hand it to the men in blue in NYC. McCartney is on the overhang of the Ed Sullivan Theatre singing and they've combed all those nearby skyscrapers...where a hitman could have had his own fun today. I know they gear up for bigger events like Times Square on New Year's Eve, but it was just an eerie thought as he stood out there, all for a damn one hour prerecorded show.

 

[Bubbler]

He should be shot for Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey.

 

[ScribePharisee]

Wasn't the whole thing a little odd? I mean, he's what, 69? I'd pay to see a geriatric concert involving him and those who peed in their panties screaming in the 60s.

 

[Bubbler]

I don't know. I didn't watch it.

As for McCartney, I'll bet Huck likes him.

 

[shockey]

he's paul effin' mccartney, dammit! he can do whatever he wants.

i thought he was great with dave, by the way. very cool stuff. 8) 8) 8)

 

[ScribePharisee]

I'd imagine that to be true...with Huck.

He's Sir Paul in England. Not here. America gunned down Lennon, for cryin' out loud.

 

[ScribePharisee]

And I don't mean I enjoyed that. It's just a contrast.

 

[Bubbler]

I'd imagine that to be true...with Huck.

He's Sir Paul in England. Not here. America gunned down Lennon, for cryin' out loud.

Are your last three sentences in clicks and whistles? What does that even mean? I can't tell if its disrespectful or just stupid.

 

[ScribePharisee]

Did you not see my followup? I don't believe for a second that either wouldn't be safe in Britain.

 

[dooley_womack1]

He's been a non-entity as far as good new product since the mid-1970s, but he can still bring it when doing Beatles and the good Wings stuff.

 

[GB-Hack]

Did you not see my followup? I don't believe for a second that either wouldn't be safe in Britain.

Seriously? You remember George Harrison getting stabbed in his house before he died, right?

 

[ScribePharisee]

Damn, I forgot about Harrison....the "fourth" Beatle.
Probably because it wasn't a gun, and you know, I'm talking to a generally ban-the-guns crowd.

 

[CitizenTino]

I thought it was kinda weird that at the same time McCartney was on Letterman, Dana Carvey was on Conan telling a story about the first time he met Paul McCartney and how the two of them smoked up.

 

[Smasher_Sloan]

I've searched both names on the search command so if there is a DB on this, I tried.

Gotta hand it to the men in blue in NYC. McCartney is on the overhang of the Ed Sullivan Theatre singing and they've combed all those nearby skyscrapers...where a hitman could have had his own fun today. I know they gear up for bigger events like Times Square on New Year's Eve, but it was just an eerie thought as he stood out there, all for a damn one hour prerecorded show.

I'm not sure exactly why a hitman would be after Paul McCartney, but OK. There was no advance publicity that he would be performing outside, so it would have to be a hitman with a real sense of spontaneity.

 

[Bubbler]

I've searched both names on the search command so if there is a DB on this, I tried.

Gotta hand it to the men in blue in NYC. McCartney is on the overhang of the Ed Sullivan Theatre singing and they've combed all those nearby skyscrapers...where a hitman could have had his own fun today. I know they gear up for bigger events like Times Square on New Year's Eve, but it was just an eerie thought as he stood out there, all for a damn one hour prerecorded show.

I'm not sure exactly why a hitman would be after Paul McCartney ...

Because of Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey. Damn.

 

[BYH]

Damn, I forgot about Harrison....the "fourth" Beatle.
Probably because it wasn't a gun, and you know, I'm talking to a generally ban-the-guns crowd.

Christ do you make EVERYTHING political?

 

[imjustagirl]

You only ask that because you're a liberal.

 

[ScribePharisee]

Well, I speak from my beliefs....

 

[ifilus]

And he believes George Harrison was the "fourth" Beatle.

 

[buckweaver]

And he believes George Harrison was the "fourth" Beatle.

That caught my eye, too.

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