Is there a message in these window Blinds???

[KG_Soldier]

[born2see]

Love these strange references. Lost on the youngsters...

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Don't you ever sleep born2see? Haaaaaaa, I love it, your always online.

Cheers born2see.

[born2see]

mikesla wrote:

Don't you ever sleep born2see? Haaaaaaa, I love it, your always online.

Never more than two hours at a time. Plus I'm on the West Coast and have no life. B)

[Michael Slaunwhite]

mikesla wrote:

Don't you ever sleep born2see? Haaaaaaa, I love it, your always online.

Never more than two hours at a time. Plus I'm on the West Coast and have no life. B)

Haaaa. West Coast, and no life....that would do it.

Cheers.

[JC Edwards]

mikesla wrote:

"I am a Walrus"...haaaaa, you never know. Where in the name have I heard that before? I know I heard this somewhere here.

For all you young'uns:

If you play the Beatles song "I am the Walrus" backwards it says "Turn Me on, Dead Man", which fueled the rumor that Paul McCartney was dead, killed in a car accident and replaced by a look-alike.

Here is one of many links chronicling the whole conspiracy.

http://www.iamthebeatles.com/article1044.html

Actually the "Turn me on Dead Man" is heard when playing "Revolution #9" (from the Beatles "White Album")backwards. Other sounds that can be heard are the sound of a car accident and what appears to be music from a funeral and people crying.
(I must have played that piece backwards a thousand times when I was a teen)

Sarge

[born2see]

JC Edwards wrote:

Actually the "Turn me on Dead Man" is heard when playing "Revolution #9" (from the Beatles "White Album")backwards

Of course. You're right. Thanks for the clarification. My recollections from those days are a little distorted.

[DavidAcheson140PVI]

used to take my dad's record player and listen to the beatles all day.

[SouthernSteel]

Actually the "Turn me on Dead Man" is heard when playing "Revolution #9" (from the Beatles "White Album")backwards. Other sounds that can be heard are the sound of a car accident and what appears to be music from a funeral and people crying.
(I must have played that piece backwards a thousand times when I was a teen)

Sarge

I would check that out except it just sounds...creepy. Damn creepy. Although to be honest, playing lots of music backwards (and a good number of songs forwards) could sound like a train or car wreck