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"Most of the times, they talk to me as if we're friends, and at one point, I just can't take it anymore. Their excuses, the way they're leaving their families... You kno', it's just too much. I imagine the poor kids, the crying wives, poor, poor things... And then, they're just talking to me about it as if it was a good thing, and I just can't take it. I need to make them shut up about it, I need to make them understand how painful it is to be left behind. So I do. I accept the fact that I'm losing it, and I just make them finally shut the fuck up, you know. And it's so bloody good. Just to hear them beg.."
->In which Ringo is a serial killer and the police can't manage to make him confess everything clearly. So, they asked Paul and John to talk to him and to finally find a way to make him talk. When he does, they're decided to learn more about this "George".
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From The Beatle Who Vanished, Jim Berkenstadt:
“DJ Bob Francis observed a homesick George trying desperately to reach his girlfriend, Pattie Boyd, on the phone with the time difference problems.”
From …” George Harrison Behind the Locked Door, Graeme Thomson:
“The tour of Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand in June 1964… he hadn’t wanted to go at all, partly because it was too far, partly because he’d had a bust up with Boyd beforehand, and partly because Starr was ill…”
From George Harrison Behind the Locked Door, Graeme Thomson:
“A promoter on the Australian tour, Kevin Ritchie, recalled Harrison ‘wandering around the hotel feeling desperately homesick’ after he and Boyd had fought just before he left the country.”- Language:
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- Chapters:
- 8/?
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- 3
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- 17
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"L'appel du vide" is a French expression used when we have a strange will to do something that will certainly be self-destructive. Like, for example, the urge to throw ourselves when we're on the top of a building, even though we know it will be fatal.
It was basically a very well-done summary of my feelings for John Lennon so many years ago; I knew it would hurt in the end, but I couldn't help the growing attraction I felt for the coppery-haired boy, even if I wanted to.
"L'appel du vide" in literal translation means "the call of the void," and this is how I felt without him; as if the vacuum summoned and consumed me, until there was nothing left.
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Let's just say George was the first to find out that Brian was... Different.
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Saggy sofas and questionable taste by oncetherewasafrog
Fandoms: The Beatles, McLennon - Fandom, starrison - Fandom, John Lennon - Fandom, Paul McCartney - Fandom
24 Jun 2018
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To be fair I have absolutely no idea where I'm going with this but George and Georgia are like best friends and its kind of a slow burn I guess? Paul is in college and John is a teacher and there is probably a load of other crap but I don't even know anymore,.
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When John was 17, he did something sort of on a whim: he got a tattoo. Paul has never liked this tattoo, and he's hardly hid it well. Valentine's Day is coming, and John wants to do something big to please his man. And his tattoo may be a casualty.
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John is on the brink of disaster. His girlfriend left, his repuatation is in tatters, and he’s resorted to using pseudonyms to get anything of his sold. His friends think they have a solution. John isn’t sure he likes it.
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Finally, Paul has the chance to break into the cool side of the Liverpool social scene with the musicians and the art students thanks to Ivan, George reluctant and grumbling at his side. They get an invite to John Lennon's house for a party, and Paul's looking to get drunk, get high, and make a statement.
He certainly gets what he wishes for when he meets John Lennon, and cool fucking facade be damned, because he might just have fallen in love at first sight.
There's a catch, however. John's got a girlfriend. Paul doesn't fuck boys with girlfriends. Not anymore.
John has a funny way of fucking up his so-called rules.
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Paul knows that the world turns and people change, but the last time he saw Paris, things were so very different.
The Beatles in Paris, 1964, when Paul wrote "Can't Buy Me Love" in the suite he shared with John and a piano.
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The Quarry Bank Highschool is a school, that teaches young boys how to be a good Dom or Sub.
It is Paul McCartney's first year on said school and he will meet his new Dom. They will stay together for years, maybe even a lifetime, so it is quite understandable, that he is a little afraid of meeting this man. -
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A continuation of Got to Get you Into my Life
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The boys are planning Georgie's 20th birthday...
on the group chat that Brian created for them.
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The year is 1934, and the Golden Age of Hollywood is in full swing. Paul McCartney is a new actor on the scene, fresh off his debut musical-comedy movie that smashed box office records and charmed the critics. His next role is in a big-budget thriller film co-starring one of Hollywood’s biggest names—a one John Lennon, infamous for his versatile acting ability and leading roles and attitude. It will come down to more than just top billing as the two verbally spar with each other (both in-character and out of it) and harass their fellow actors and crew to the point of distraction. Of course, it’s well-known that a solid way to measure a film’s success is through the chemistry of its leads…which might be less of a problem than anticipated.
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In 1969 just moments after the historical Rooftop performance, John Lennon gets into an accident that would change the course of his life.
With a second chance will he right the wrongs with his ex-wife or choose a love he never knew was there. -
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John writes a song. George ponders who it's about.
- Language:
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- 1,938
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 3
- Hits:
- 60
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There is Dave with teenage angst; there's Vera with her sense of justice; there's Chuck with his love for all things Disney. Then there is Martha, a dog who is often mistaken for a rug; there are Pyramus and Thisbe, two fat, old cats, who resemble pillows more than actual, living beings.
And then there are John and Paul, who somehow manage to keep the chaos at bay.
Aka that modern au where Paul and John are an old married couple, have kids, and live chaotic, good life. No plot - just boring, perfect everyday life on Thomas Lane, Liverpool.
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seems like all i really was doing was waiting for you by indie_poppies
Fandoms: The Beatles
09 Jun 2018
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John’s not sure that he really believes all this shit - all this emphasis placed on finding the person who matches the mark you're given, on finding the supposed missing piece to you, the other half of your soul.
And then he meets Paul.
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George Harrison is a lanky, bloodthirsty rocker who has been a “flettermaus” most of his life. He’s a cheeky little vampire with sticky-up hair, a gear leather jacket, and ears that stick out. He’s just lost and cold and trying to hide from the police. Oh right, looking for love is important too. For sure.
Klaus Voormann is a timid, unassuming artist who has been a “graue maus” all his life. He’s a lonely little thing with floppy-down hair, a big scarf, and... ears that stick out. He’s just lost and cold and wishing for something more like love than like pity.
It’s in the sin-ridden red light district of Hamburg where their paths cross for the first time. Blood is drawn, but so is affection, and it’s not long before the two find themselves earnestly searching for the other and his warmth. And it’s through this the adventure ensues and not excluded from it is being kidnapped by vampire-paranoid mum-friend Astrid, beating the shit out of Klaus’s drunk bastard teacher who is also technically his roommate, then going back to Astrid’s house to build a blanket fort because it's just /that/ fuckin’ cold.
Well, at least they have each other now. Each other, and their sticky-out ears.
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Just when John thinks his birthday dinner has gone awry, he gets the present of his dreams. It's wrapped in leather and speaks in a way that knocks him off his feet. The only problem is he can't get it to break character....