Pretty sure "Paul McCartney" is an anagram of "Reptoid". You just have to shapeshift a couple of the letters.
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The Rumor of Paul
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Pretty sure "Paul McCartney" is an anagram of "Reptoid". You just have to shapeshift a couple of the letters.
Of course! The Roswell crash was from 1947, and look how much mileage we get from that one. Over time, facts grow even more hazy, and easier to manipulate.
Atlantis is a great theory from long before the 60's, and it's still going strong.
In the mid seventies, an interviewer here in Australia was interviewing Paul and Linda. His first question was "Mr McCartney, you know all the rumors that you were dead. Were they true?"
The McCartneys couldn't stop laughing. It was great.
The McCartneys couldn't stop laughing. It was great.
I'm pretty sure if you look closely at the original moon landing footage you can see Paul waving from behind the still flag.
I love a good conspiracy theory probably more than the next guy, so I'm in as it comes to looking at the clues. That said, this is more ridiculous than the Tool "Lateralus" hypothesis.
On a related note, I saw a good bit of the Scorsese "George Harrison" documentary yesterday. I loved it, and highly recommend it. It's over 3 hours long, but he got so many of the main people in his life to talk pretty honestly on camera about the man, it's really a great piece of work unto itself.
On a related note, I saw a good bit of the Scorsese "George Harrison" documentary yesterday. I loved it, and highly recommend it. It's over 3 hours long, but he got so many of the main people in his life to talk pretty honestly on camera about the man, it's really a great piece of work unto itself.
Best post in the thread.
Just reading this makes me tired.
We went through this in the 60's.
PLEASE don't do it again.
Okay everyone, if Paul died back then, then who the hell is this dude making mashed potatoes?...
Paul McCartney making mashed potatoes - YouTube
Paul McCartney making mashed potatoes - YouTube
No. He was a toddler then, I believe. The Grays tried to abduct him, to see what made him work, and he crashed the saucer into the ground, then walked home.
Seriously, this has got to be some of the most condescending, elitist bullsh*t I've ever read on TB.
It must have been that long walk home when Paul decided to pursue a career in music.
OMG! You're not gonna believe this, but I just got through listening to "Another Day" backwards, and in the "slippin into stockings, steppin into shoes" section, you can very clearly hear Paul saying "I crashed the flying ship, the Grays it was."
I believe this to be a case of "deja moo",......or in other words,..I've heard this BS before.
It's not BS!! When I saw Paul in concert eight years ago, I could tell by the expression on his face during "Please Please Me" that he flew that spaceship that crashed in Roswell.
It's all true.
And prior to that crash, he was right-handed.
THAT is patently absurd.
Everyone knows it's a Wal-Mart in Poughkeepsie with Jim Morrison.
That's why Jim wrote "People are Strange" for the second album. He was prophesizing about his future at Wal-Mart. Man, that guy had vision!
