The Beatles Obsession

Does anyone else experience an "excitement" whenever you hear the Beatles? Almost like a feeling of everything being right. You have an unmistakeable desire to memorize the lyrics, purchase more albums, watch more interviews. It is almost a wish that you WERE your favorite beatle. If you are experiencing these symptoms, you are hereby diognosed with Obsessive Beatles Disorder (OBD.) Welcome! You'll fit in well among the rest of us.

OBD is a disease? Well get me to a hospital, I'm a terminal case!

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[This message has been edited by Harbidge (edited July 05, 2000 at 03:29 AM).]

Yes, I too have OBD. I first contacted it in 1963. There is no cure known to man, but there is medicine you can take to ease the symptons.
Listen to as many Beatles songs, interviews and watch all the videos you can. Also, surf the net and find all the sites you can on the Beatles.

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Bearkat77's Beatlemaniac Page

[This message has been edited by bearkat77 (edited July 05, 2000 at 08:11 PM).]

I wouldn't want a cure, even if there were one!

lol i have it bad! I love collecting Beatles stuff and I am always looking on the net for pics of them and info.

OBD isn't a disease, it's a drug. You want more and more of it. Lots of it.

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Is Paul really dead? Find out at http://www.pid.aboveme.com

Who needs a cure anyway? Spread this disease immediately!!
Actually, I think it sounds more like an award, 'Sir Paul McCartney, OBD' and perhaps we should treat it as such. I hereby award Penny Lane the order of the OBD for outstanding services to Beatledom!!

Thanks, pat. I'm honored.

Beatles Obsession?

Youre welcome Penny! Sherri? You dont have an obsession, just a way of life!

Or maybe i'm not that wierd...

In that case Sherri my love, you are most definately in the wrong place. I for one will not be responding to your posts again.

Sherri, do you have anything positive to say???

I'ts OK Penny, Sherri is possibly not quite as mature as she needs to be for this kind of discussion. Or maybe she is not really a Beatles fan, not everyone is you know!

(fools!)

Sherri, you may not be "weird" but you can't spell for beans. Judging by the misspelling of that word, should I guess you are about 7 or 8?? Hell, I think my 6-year old cousin can actually spell "weird." You flame others for their age, but continue to be the most mentally immature person here.

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Beatlelinks.net "Designer/Keep Things Running" Guy
Webmaster Van Halen Links.com
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[This message has been edited by Brett (edited July 21, 2000 at 07:13 PM).]

Cue immense laughter from Len-Mac!

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In reply to Brett's post: "That my friends is the sound of APPLAUSE!"

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Bearkat77's Beatlemaniac Page

I love the Beatles. How many times have I repeated that phrase in my life? I wasn't around during the 60's, which is so horrible. I get so excited when I hear a Beatles song on the radio. I have to play my air guitar in the car or my room or wherever I am. I have a list of Beatles references in everyday life. I saw Ringo in concert last month, and he was fantastic. When Paul comes out next time, i'll camp out in front of the ticket booth so I can see him. I could write an essay on my OBD, but I won't. I just wanted to say how wonderful the Beatles are!

Did I tell you I need them, every single day of my life?

I don't think I'll ever be cured. [img]graemlins/shakehead2.gif[/img] *
But then, I don't think I ever WANT to be cured. I love it. [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

*peeks in* Isn't this the OBD support group?