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PAUL MCCCARTNEY on stage at the 36th Annual Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony; October 30, 2021, Cleveland, Ohio. Š Kevin Mazur / Dimitrios Kambouri
PAUL MCCCARTNEY at the 36th Annual Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony; October 30, 2021, Cleveland, Ohio. Š Kevin Mazur / Dimitrios Kambouris
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John Lennon has the best facial expressions
The Beatles in Texas | September 18, 1964
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So, I looked in the comments, expecting to see discourse or historical background etc, but I found none. Therefore, I decided to learn more and add background. Apparently this machine was used because of polio because polio paralyzes your lungs. According to the wiki article on this bad boy, patients would spend two weeks in there sometimes. They still have these machines, though much, much more modern but theyâre barely used at all anymore:Â âIn 1959, there were 1,200 people using tank respirators in the United States, but by 2004 there were only 39. By 2014, there were only 10 people left with an iron lung.â (x)
Iâve read about one man who still lives in an iron lung. He taught himself how to breathe again by gulping down air, but itâs quite laborious because of the paralysis. His name is Paul Alexander, and heâs a lawyer. Heâs 71 years old and has spent 65 years in an iron lung. Wild, right? Heâs been working on a memoir that he was inspired to write by the recent resurgence of cases of polio caused by anti-vaccers.
Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4414081 (canât hyperlink because Iâm on mobile, apologies)
Itâs amazing to me to recognize that we only defeated polio in this past century - that my motherâs father had it (he got lucky, it only deformed his feet and thereby kept him out of a couple wars); my mother got the big vaccination that left her upper arm scarred; and by the time I was vaccinated, polio basically didnât exist. My grandfather must have been born like around 1900, so - in the space of less than 75 years, this was no longer something that parents dreaded the possibility of every summer.
In the 1950s, my mother would go to the corner shop. The owners had a daughter a few years older than my mum. She lived in an iron lung in the back of the shop. Vaccinate your fucking kids.
Reminder that children were in these iron lungs. Children who just wanted their mums and dads, or wanted to cuddle their precious stuffed toy, but couldnât because of the nature of these machines. Crying because they donât want to go in this big scary tank, but if they donât go in the iron lung they would die.
And thereâd be hospital wards of these.
This BBC documentary is an excellent one to watch, first as just as a history into the polio vaccineâs creation and why it was important, but also to get a glimpse of the iron lungs in action - 6:58 is when you can see footage of children in these things.
The polio vaccine exists so children wouldnât have to have a machine breathe for them. All vaccines exist because we donât want people to suffer. Please vaccinate and get vaccinated.
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END OF PART ONE - INTERMISSION | Help! (1965) dir. Richard Lester
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the beatles moments i think about a lotÂ
thinking about if paul ever found out it was John who touched him and not the other dudeÂ
when the interviewer spit on georgeÂ
the mockers and marbles interviewÂ
âwe were just trying to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians is all.â
âwhat kind of girl do you like?â âjohnâs wife.â
the whole train scene from a hard days night with the old man arguing with themÂ
âand the rest of you if youâll just rattle your jewelry.â
their studio bloopersÂ
their last interview together from 1966 where they were all so pissy and john looked like a karenÂ
paul admitting to doing lsd
âJOHNNNNNNâ âWHAAATTTTTTTâ
george being asked if he wanted to hear led zeppelinâs first albumÂ
âi think they look greatâ âwell i think they look dopeyâ
âsheâs a drag. a well known drag.â
this long tall sally performanceÂ
âshut up while heâs talkingâ
âweâd like to say-â âSHUT UPP!â
âof course i love him. of course i love him. i love john as i loved him. you canât change love. thereâs no reason on earth why i should hate him.â
âitâs like barbara fucking waltersâ
that help scene where they all dressed up and looked like their older selvesÂ
eric lennon
âknock knockâ âwhoâs thereâ âjohn the baptistâ
this paul interview where we talked about beatles songsÂ
when paul was sick during an interview and john was worriedÂ
and heâs still going in 2020 :,)
this interviewÂ
âwhatâs next on the agenda?â âa song.â
âwhereâs the busâ
âwhatâs the matter with you phillip itâs the last fucking verse.â
when george harrison invented reaction videosÂ
their iconic first press conferenceÂ
âthanks for the purple heartâ âsilver! silver!âÂ
paul talking about his best times with georgeÂ
âyoko sat in that very chairâ george: imma head out nowÂ
george harrisonâs dad passed the vibe checkÂ
aunt mimiâs interviewÂ
that cursed shakespeare play that they didÂ
the beautiful ringo and george interview from the 80â˛s that i love with all my heartÂ
âthatâs when you discover other thingsâŚâ
pushing each other into on coming traffic lmao
this interview breaks my heartÂ
the in my life live performance..oh wait there never was one. and thatâs my villain origin story.