Irene Grace

A prize-winning school essay written by a ten year old Paul McCartney on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation is rediscovered in Liverpool's Central Library 56 years after its writing.

i mean… COME ON.

But I hate having those horn-rimmed things hanging on my face. The other boys have fun telling me the wrong door to go through when I'm not wearing them, so that I finish up in a cupboard. But I haven't yet spoken to a poster.'

-Paul McCartney

"George told me once that I smelt like home. I got all paranoid, you know, thinking I smelt of fish and chip shops or dirty bars or something. But he said no, I just always smelt of home."

-Paul McCartney

"They used to jump on me. George used to wake me up by tickling my feet."

– Paul McCartney

"God, my mate George, isn’t he a good-looking boy!"

- Paul McCartney

"I knew George long before the others. We were good chums despite his tender years as it seemed to me then. We were always together. He lived near me in Upton Green and I lived in Ardwick Road, half a mile away, so we took the same bus to the same school, and then we got guitars at the same time. We went through the Bert Weedon books and learned D and A together and we were quite big buddies then. That was something I’d missed for all those years"

-Paul McCartney

"Thing is, there’s a lot about me and George that the public don’t know about, and I like it better that way. That night was very personal, and very special to me. It’s one of my favourite memories."

-Paul McCartney

"I'll always love him, he's my baby brother."

-Paul McCartney

George was always my favorite Beatle. ❤️

i fucked my car

commit suicide you bitch

dont try suicide (real song title)

holy shit is that science

READYY FREDDIEEE

omg my cat pissed on my belongings

that one song that is played in every commercial

some fantasy worldbuilding shit

do you think your better every day...no ijustthink injundnsksento my grave

love song

another love song

the fastest song you've ever heard

the slowest song you've ever heard

i'm freddie mercury and i have sex

Greetings, internauts

My name is Keating, and this is the Dead Movies' Society.

In this blog I'm going to talk about all the movies that, for a reason or another, had been forgotten in the folds of time.

Because no art deserves to be forgotten.

Each post will be about a specific movie, that will be chosen among the ones selected, and it will include a description of the plot, the list of the characters, a short review made by me, including my thoughts and personal opinions, together with objective points of view and critics and (if aviable) one or more free streaming platforms that have the movie in their catalogue, so that all of you can watch it.

Feel free to request whichever movie you know that you think might belong to this format.

Have a nice stay and welcome to our society.

-Keating