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40 years the world changed

#1 User is offline   mike777 

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Posted 2007-February-07, 23:36

40 years ago a bunch of long haired mop tops landed in Usa and the world changed.
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Posted 2007-February-08, 00:20

mike777, on Feb 8 2007, 12:36 AM, said:

40 years ago a bunch of long haired mop tops landed in Usa and the world changed.

is that the year you emigrated to the States Mike ?

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Posted 2007-February-08, 00:29

mike777, on Feb 8 2007, 12:36 AM, said:

40 years ago a bunch of long haired mop tops landed in Usa and the world changed.

Just so i can attempt to make some sort of 'intelligent' response to this thread which particular group of mop tops are we talking about??

slothy, on Feb 8 2007, 12:36 AM, said:

(abridged) 40 years ago a long haired person was born in the Usa and the world changed.


PS it was my 40th birthday recently and i got my head shaved (number 4) about 9 days ago - but that is incidental Admittedly, my sphere of influence has not beeen as wide as another man who shares particular personality traits with me who was born in a manger (reputedly) 2000 years ago

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Posted 2007-February-08, 08:56

mike777, on Feb 8 2007, 12:36 AM, said:

40 years ago a bunch of long haired mop tops landed in Usa and the world changed.

Ah yes.....the good old US-centric narrow-mindedness. The Liverpuddlians were making waves well before they got to the States and like U2 etc. transcended the pop scene to contribute to the social fabric of the western(ish) world. They were, however, emblematic of Mr. Leighton's iconic representation's lyric about the times a-changin'... <_<
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Posted 2007-February-08, 20:22

I read the news today, oh, boy, about a man who'd really made the grade.
And though the news was rather sad, I just had to laugh.....
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Posted 2007-February-08, 23:19

It was 40 years ago today, Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play!

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Posted 2007-February-19, 05:37

Watching 'Top of the Pops' in the early 60's, the Beatles are on, singing 'Please, Please Me', and our mother wanders in from the kitchen and says, 'Those girls look a lot like boys'

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